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

FAQs

At 72 inches wide, how does this compare to the other vertical divider cabinets?

This is the widest cabinet in Barron's entire bin cabinet lineup. At 6 feet wide, it delivers the highest number of divider compartments per shelf tier. The 36-inch model provides entry-level capacity. The 48-inch and 60-inch models step up incrementally. The 72-inch model is for operations that manage the largest flat-part inventories and need maximum compartmentalization in a single locked unit.

What operations need a 72-inch wide vertical divider cabinet?

High-volume stamping operations with dozens of die plates, large fabrication shops managing sheet metal in multiple gauges and thicknesses, aerospace facilities storing composite panels and templates, and quality control departments organizing inspection samples across many part numbers are the primary users. Any facility where a 60-inch cabinet runs out of compartment space needs the 72-inch step up.

How much weight can each shelf hold across a 72-inch span?

Each reinforced 14-gauge shelf supports up to 900 pounds across the full 72-inch width. The shelves adjust in 2-inch increments, and additional shelves can be ordered to add more tiers. The 12-gauge all-welded body provides structural support for the wider span under full load.

How many shelves and dividers are included?

The cabinet includes multiple adjustable shelves with vertical dividers distributed across the shelf tiers. The wider body accommodates more dividers per shelf than the 36-inch, 48-inch, or 60-inch models. The exact divider count scales with width, giving you the most separated storage compartments available in a single cabinet.

Is the 72-inch cabinet a single-door or double-door unit?

The cabinet features two full-length solid doors secured by a 3-point locking system with a padlock hasp. The 8-gauge leaf hinges with stainless steel pins support the wider doors without sag. Electronic lock upgrades are available for keypad, fingerprint, or network-connected access control.

Does a 72-inch wide cabinet require special placement considerations?

Yes. Measure your door openings and corridors before ordering to ensure the fully assembled unit can be delivered to its final location. The 7-gauge steel legs stand 6 inches tall for forklift clearance during placement. Floor anchoring is recommended once the cabinet is loaded with shelves, dividers, and parts.