Durham 397-95 Pigeonhole Bin Unit 12 in D x 42 in
A steel pigeonhole bin unit with ten compartments measuring 12 inches deep, 33 inches wide and 42 inches high for organised parts storage
- 10 bins keep small parts organised and visible
- 12 in deep compartments hold longer items securely
- Powder-coated steel resists corrosion in damp areas
- 42 in height fits standard workbench clearance
- 33 3/4 in width maximises wall storage space
Pigeonhole Bin Unit 12 in D
The Durham 397-95 is a steel storage cabinet with ten open-front compartments. It suits workshops, garages or warehouses that need visible, grab-and-go organisation for small parts or tools.
Sustained load behaviour
Prime cold-rolled steel and a powder-coated finish resist denting and corrosion when bins are filled to capacity daily. The rigid welded frame keeps each 12 in deep compartment square under continuous weight without bowing.
Build quality and mounting
The 42 in tall grey unit stands on a 33 3/4 in wide footprint, so it can sit on a benchtop or bolt to a wall. Ten bins measuring 16 1/4 in wide by 7 1/4 in high give fixed divisions that prevent spill-over between adjacent sections.
How it compares
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- Price $141.99
- Pricier than about 92% of the 882 comparable items (median $13.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | DURHAM MFG |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the 12 in deep steel bin unit generate when installed in a workshop all day?
The unit is a passive steel storage cabinet with no powered components, so it produces no measurable heat during continuous use.
What mounting hardware must I already own to secure the 33 3/4 in wide unit to a wall?
The cabinet includes pre-drilled mounting holes; you supply lag bolts or anchors sized for your wall material and the unit’s 12 in depth.
Will the 10 bin compartments align with my existing 16 in deep shelving system?
Each bin is 16 1/4 in wide and 12 in deep, so it matches standard 16 in module spacing but adds a quarter inch that may require a small shim.
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