Durham 115-95 12 Compartment Steel Storage Drawer

Product Description

The DURHAM 115-95 is a 12-compartment steel storage drawer designed for organized parts and hardware storage in shop, service, and industrial environments. The drawer body and dividers are both constructed from steel with a powder-coated gray finish, providing durability in demanding work settings. Twelve individual compartments allow technicians and tradespeople to separate small components such as fasteners, fittings, terminals, and clips. Removable steel dividers give flexibility to reconfigure the layout as storage needs change. At 8 pounds, the unit is substantial without being unwieldy, making it practical for bench-top or cabinet-mounted installations.

This storage drawer is suited for service shops, parts rooms, tool cribs, and mobile work setups where quick access to small components is essential. HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and pool service professionals commonly use compartment drawers like this to organize consumables and small parts kept on hand for daily service calls. The steel construction holds up to the wear of a busy shop environment, and the powder-coated finish resists chipping and corrosion under normal indoor conditions.

Key Features

• 12 individual compartments for organized separation of small parts and hardware
• Removable steel dividers allow layout reconfiguration to fit different component sizes
• Steel drawer body and divider material for long-term durability in shop environments
• Powder-coated gray finish resists surface wear and corrosion under normal indoor use
• Compact footprint at 18 inches wide by 12 inches deep suits bench-top and cabinet use
• 8-pound unit weight provides solid construction without excessive bulk

Compatibility

Designed as a large storage drawer unit compatible with DURHAM modular storage cabinet systems that accept standard drawer configurations. Verify drawer opening dimensions against your existing cabinet or rack before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed without specialized trade licensing, though integration into a fixed storage cabinet may require basic hand tools for mounting hardware. Confirm that the cabinet or support structure is rated to handle the combined weight of the drawer and its contents before loading. Removable dividers can be repositioned without tools; remove all contents before reconfiguring the compartment layout to avoid component loss.