Workstation Doors & Drawers

Aluminum-framed cabinet doors and under-bench drawer units engineered to integrate directly with modular workstation frames — keeping tools organized, secure, and within reach.

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Overview

A well-organized workstation does more than hold tools — it drives throughput. Our modular doors and drawer units bolt directly onto 45-series and 30-series aluminum frames, giving operators enclosed storage below the work surface without requiring a separate cabinet unit. Every component is built from the same T-slot extrusion system as the workstation itself, so sizing, alignment, and future reconfiguration stay simple.

Whether you need locking drawer banks for tool control, polycarbonate-panel doors for visual access, or solid aluminum doors for dust containment, we engineer each unit to your bay dimensions and load requirements.

Door Options

Hinged Cabinet Doors

Full-swing or partial-swing hinged doors in solid aluminum panel, clear polycarbonate, or wire mesh. Available in single or double configurations.

Sliding Doors

Space-saving bi-part sliding doors on aluminum track — ideal for tight aisles or high-frequency access. Smooth glide hardware with adjustable tension.

Solid Aluminum Panel

Full aluminum infill for dust, chip, and debris containment. Powder-coated in standard gray or custom color match.

Polycarbonate Infill

Clear polycarbonate panel for visual inventory checks without opening the door — useful for supply stations and kitting bays.

Mesh Infill

Wire mesh doors for ventilated storage — electronics, battery charging, or any component that benefits from airflow.

Locking Hardware

Quarter-turn latches and keyed cam locks available on all door types for controlled-access or tool-accountability environments.

Drawer Units

Under-Bench Drawer Banks

Single, double, or triple-stack drawer units that mount under the work surface within the existing frame footprint — no external cabinet needed.

Full-Extension Slides

100% extension ball-bearing slides give full access to the drawer interior. Heavy-duty versions rated to 200 lb per drawer for tool and hardware storage.

Shallow & Deep Configurations

Shallow drawers (2–3 in) for small parts and fasteners; standard (4–6 in) for hand tools; deep (8–12 in) for larger equipment and supplies.

Locking Drawers

Individual drawer locks or gang-lock bars for tool control programs. Keyed-alike options simplify supervisor access across multiple stations.

Dividers & Inserts

Configurable internal dividers, foam cutouts, and bin inserts for 5S/shadow board organization of tools and consumables.

Mobile Pedestal Units

Caster-mounted drawer pedestal units for workstations that need to share tool storage across multiple bays or shift to a new position.

Where Doors & Drawers Are Used

Specifications

Frame Compatibility 45-series and 30-series aluminum T-slot extrusion
Door Infill Options Solid aluminum, clear polycarbonate, wire mesh
Door Styles Hinged (single/double), sliding bi-part
Drawer Depths Shallow 2–3 in / Standard 4–6 in / Deep 8–12 in
Slide Load Rating Standard: 50–100 lb | Heavy-duty: up to 200 lb per drawer
Locking Quarter-turn latch, keyed cam lock, gang-lock bar
Finish Natural aluminum or powder-coated (standard gray / custom color)
Custom Sizing Any width and height to match existing bay dimensions

Frequently Asked Questions

Do your doors and drawers work with existing workstation frames?
Yes. Our doors and drawer units are designed to integrate directly with standard 45-series and 30-series aluminum T-slot extrusion frames. They can be added to new builds or retrofitted into existing workstations without modification to the main structure.
What infill options are available for cabinet doors?
Cabinet doors are available with solid aluminum panel for dust containment, clear polycarbonate for visual access, or wire mesh for ventilated storage. Custom sizes and mixed infill configurations are available on request.
Can drawer units be locked?
Yes. Locking drawer units are available with individual cam locks or gang-lock bars. Keyed-alike options allow a single key to operate multiple stations, which is useful for tool-control and accountability programs.
What drawer depths and load ratings do you offer?
Drawer units come in shallow (2–3 in), standard (4–6 in), and deep (8–12 in) configurations. Standard ball-bearing slides handle 50–100 lb per drawer; heavy-duty slides are available up to 200 lb per drawer for tool and hardware storage.

Add Doors & Drawers to Your Workstation

Tell us your frame dimensions, storage needs, and access requirements — we'll engineer the right configuration.

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