Rousseau 36x24 Modular Drawer Shelving

Rousseau Modular Drawer Shelving | 36" Wide x 24" Deep, Six Drawer Configurations

Rousseau 36" wide x 24" deep modular drawer shelving provides six inches of additional shelf depth compared to the 36x18 series, accommodating longer parts, deeper bins, and higher per-drawer volume at the same 36" wide footprint. All drawers carry 400 pounds and extend fully on precision slides. The 24" depth suits applications where the 18"-deep drawers fill too quickly or where the stored parts require the additional front-to-back space.

Six pre-configured drawer layouts are available in both 75" and 87" heights, including a configuration with 8" drawers, the only configuration across the Rousseau modular drawer shelving lineup listed with 8" drawer height. Starter units begin a row or stand alone. Add-on units share uprights with adjacent units, resulting in a lower per-bay cost. Custom drawer configurations not covered by the standard table are available. Call CustomMHS at 866-333-0728 for a custom quote.

Selecting the Right Configuration:

♦ 36x24 vs. 36x18, the 24" depth provides more front-to-back drawer volume and accommodates longer parts, deeper bins, and bulk quantities that would fill an 18"-deep drawer more quickly. The 24" depth also takes up more floor space from front to back. Choose 24" when drawer volume per position is the primary driver. Choose 18" when the installation position is space-constrained from front to back.

♦ Drawer height options, five drawer heights are available across the six configurations: 3", 4", 6", and 8". Shallower 3" and 4" drawers suit flat tooling, insert trays, gauges, and fine hardware. The 6" drawers accommodate taller components and fittings. The 8" drawers, available only in the R5SEE-754811 configuration (6 drawers, 75" high), suit the tallest parts in the lineup and provide the most volume per drawer position of any configuration in this table.

♦ Roll-out shelf configurations (R5SEE-754809 and R5SEE-874809), these include a mix of 3", 4", and 6" drawers alongside a roll-out shelf that slides out on its own rails, providing a flat staging surface at shelf level within the unit. This is a combination drawer and roll-out work surface, not a pure drawer unit.

♦ Height, 75" vs. 87", both heights are available for five of the six drawer configurations. The R5SEE-754811 (8" drawers) is only available in the 75" height. Choose 87" when maximum drawer count per unit is the priority. Choose 75" when clearance above the unit is a constraint.

♦ Starter vs. add-on units: Order one starter unit per row. Add-on units share uprights with adjacent units and cannot stand alone. For a single-unit installation, order only a starter unit.

♦ Custom configurations, the six pre-configured layouts represent the most common drawer height combinations. For custom drawer mixes, specialized options, or locking configurations, call CustomMHS at 866-333-0728.

Where Commonly Used:

♦ Tool Rooms Storing Longer Tooling and Parts, tool rooms where part lengths exceed the capacity of 18"-deep drawers use the 36x24 configuration to store longer toolholders, bars, rods, and extended-reach tools in 400-pound-capacity drawers with full-extension slides.

♦ Maintenance Departments with Bulk Consumable Storage, maintenance departments storing bulk fasteners, fittings, and consumables in high-volume quantities per position, use the additional 24" drawer depth to hold more inventory per position, reducing the frequency of restocking at each location.

♦ Die and Mold Shops with Large Component Storage, die and mold shops storing large inserts, components, and tooling that exceeds the depth of standard drawer shelving, use the 36x24 configuration for the additional front-to-back volume needed to store bulkier items in organized, labeled drawer positions.

♦ Assembly Areas with Larger Component Sets, assembly positions staging larger sub-assemblies, hardware kits, or medium-sized components in organized drawer positions, use the 24" depth to keep the full component set in a single drawer position without needing multiple shallow drawers for the same part category.

♦ MRO Storerooms with High-Volume Part Numbers: MRO storerooms managing high-volume part numbers, where 18"-deep drawers would require more frequent replenishment, use the 24" depth to hold larger quantities per drawer, extending the time between restocking cycles and reducing the labor required to maintain inventory levels.

CustomMHS is an authorized Rousseau distributor. All purchases include the manufacturer's factory warranty.

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