Hollaender 70-7 External Coupling Aluminum 1.25 in storage shed
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The Akro-Mils 30224 storage bin is made from industrial grade polymer in a stone colour. It provides a durable container for organising small parts and supplies in workshops, garages or storage sheds. The hang and stack design allows units to be mounted on louvered panels or stacked securely on shelves. This helps users maximise vertical space while keeping components visible and accessible.
The outside length measures 10-7/8 inches, which determines how many bins fit side by side on a shelf or panel. Buyers who need a longer bin for larger items should verify this dimension against their storage layout. The polymer construction resists oils, solvents and impact for long service life. No mounting hardware is included with the bin.
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The bin measures 10-7/8 inches long, so allow at least that depth on the shelf plus a small clearance for the front lip to hang without binding.
The material is rated for industrial use and resists cracking from freeze-thaw cycles, making it suitable for unheated sheds or covered outdoor areas.
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