12-Gauge Bin Cabinet With 6 Shelves and Vertical Dividers – 36 in. W x 24 in. D x 78 in. H

FAQs

How does a vertical divider bin cabinet differ from a polypropylene bin cabinet?

A standard bin cabinet uses removable polypropylene bins to hold small parts. This vertical divider cabinet replaces those bins with steel dividers mounted on adjustable shelves. The dividers create compartments directly on the shelf surface, allowing you to store flat items, sheet stock, plates, dies, and other components that stand upright or need separation without being placed in individual bins.

How many shelves and dividers does this cabinet include?

The cabinet includes multiple adjustable 14-gauge shelves that adjust in 2-inch increments. Vertical dividers are distributed across the shelves to create separate storage compartments. The shelves are 21.5 inches deep, giving each compartment enough room for mid-sized flat parts and components. Additional shelves can be ordered to add more tiers.

What types of items work best with vertical divider storage?

Sheet metal blanks, gasket stock, die plates, cutting boards, circuit boards, file folders, binders, signage, and any flat or thin items that need to stand on edge and stay separated are ideal. The vertical dividers prevent items from leaning, sliding together, or getting scratched by contact with adjacent pieces.

Can the dividers be repositioned or removed?

The dividers are arranged on the shelves and the shelves themselves adjust in 2-inch increments. This gives you flexibility to change compartment heights and shelf spacing as your storage needs change. The all-welded 12-gauge body maintains structural integrity regardless of shelf and divider configuration.

How is this cabinet secured?

A 3-point locking system with a padlock hasp secures both solid doors. The 8-gauge leaf hinges with stainless steel pins support the full-length doors. Electronic lock upgrades are available for keypad, fingerprint, or network-connected access control.

When should I choose this over a standard bin cabinet or a shelf cabinet?

Choose vertical dividers when your items are flat, thin, or need upright separation rather than bin containment. A standard bin cabinet is better for loose small parts like fasteners and fittings. A plain shelf cabinet is better for large, heavy items that do not need compartmentalization. The vertical divider cabinet fills the gap between those two — organized separation without individual bins.