Durham Manufacturing
Durham Manufacturing Compartment Drawer Insert Plastic Gray 124-95-06/HOR-IND
Plastic compartment drawer insert with six sections fits 12 by 18 inch drawers and supports 40 pounds
- TypeNew
- Color MappingGray
- Six compartments keep small parts sorted
- Twelve-inch depth fits standard drawers
- Eighteen-inch width matches common cabinet sizes
- Forty-pound load capacity supports heavier items
- Powder-coated plastic resists corrosion and wear
Compartment Drawer Insert Gray
This plastic drawer insert fits 12 in deep by 18 in wide drawers with a 3 in height. It provides six fixed compartments and supports a 40 lb load capacity. The gray powder coated finish resists corrosion in garden storage settings. Compatible with Grainger item 38GT46.
Replaces Loose Small Parts Storage
The insert replaces makeshift dividers or loose trays that shift when drawers open and close. The jump is worth it when you need six permanent bays that keep fasteners, labels or seed packets separated under 40 lb of weight. No removable dividers means the layout stays fixed once loaded.
Fits Standard 12 x 18 in Drawers
The unit sits inside drawers matching the 12 in depth and 18 in width dimensions. It frees up vertical space by using the full 3 in drawer height for compartment walls. Requires a drawer that accepts the 40 lb rating and the powder coated plastic material. No additional hardware or modification is needed.
Highlights
- Six compartments keep small parts sorted
- Twelve-inch depth fits standard drawers
- Eighteen-inch width matches common cabinet sizes
- Forty-pound load capacity supports heavier items
- Powder-coated plastic resists corrosion and wear
Specifications
| Brand | Durham |
|---|---|
| Type | New |
| Color Mapping | Gray |
Questions about this item
Will the 12 in by 18 in drawer insert fit my existing 3 in deep cabinet drawer?
The insert measures 12 in deep, 18 in wide and 3 in high, so it matches a drawer with those exact interior dimensions.
Do I need tools to install the six-compartment insert, and what is the common mistake?
No tools are required; simply lower the gray plastic insert into the drawer, but the common mistake is forcing it past the drawer slides instead of aligning the 12 in depth first.
When should I replace the 40 lb capacity plastic insert?
Replace the insert if the powder-coated finish cracks, the plastic warps, or the compartments no longer hold a full 40 lb load without bowing.
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