Outwater 60" Binning Strip, White, 282WH-60

White Binning Strip for Clean, Rearrangeable Parts Storage

This no-adhesive binning strip from Outwater Industries divides drawers, shelves, and parts bins into labeled zones that can be rearranged as inventory changes. The White finish gives bins a crisp, uniform look against light-colored drawer interiors and cabinet liners.

Key Features

• No-adhesive mounting keeps the strip repositionable so bin layouts can change without residue or damage.
• White finish coordinates with white drawer boxes, light laminate shelving, and standard parts-bin systems for a consistent, professional look.
• 60-inch length spans a full shelf run or cuts down to fit individual drawer compartments.
• 2-3/4 inch width provides a visible label face without eating into bin depth.
• Outwater Industries construction in a durable plastic profile rated for repeated repositioning in shop and stockroom environments.

Where It Works Best

White binning strips suit any storage environment where uniformity matters. In a painted or white-laminate parts cabinet, a white strip blends into the drawer face rather than standing out as a contrast element. The same goes for light-gray or off-white shelving in a stockroom or assembly area. Because the strip carries no adhesive, it sits against the drawer or shelf edge and can be lifted, trimmed, or relocated the next time the bin layout changes — no scraping residue, no torn liner. That makes it the right choice for shops that reorganize seasonally or on new project cycles.

The 60-inch length accommodates most standard shelf bays in a single piece. For shorter drawers or compartments, cut it to the dimension you need. It works equally well in small-parts drawers at a workbench, hardware sorter bins, and open shelving in a warehouse or shop supply area.

Material and Profile

The strip is a rigid plastic extrusion in White. Plastic construction resists moisture and shop dust and holds its shape through repeated repositioning. The no-adhesive back means the mounting method is mechanical — the strip rests against an edge or fits into a track — rather than bonded to the surface. For applications requiring a bonded strip, the adhesive-back version is the right choice; this one is for layouts that need to stay flexible.

Who This Is For

Cabinet shops stocking a range of hardware in similar-looking bins benefit immediately: white strips on white drawer faces create a unified system where the label, not the strip color, carries the identification work. Contractors organizing a job-site parts drawer, designers outfitting a custom pantry, and homeowners setting up a garage storage system all get the same advantage — a way to section and label storage without committing to a fixed layout. Volume buyers fitting out a full bank of parts drawers can cut multiple strips from a single 60-inch length, keeping the per-bin cost low.

A Low-Friction Way to Label and Divide Any Bin Layout

A white strip that stays where you put it and moves when you need it to — that is the practical case for keeping a few of these on hand in any shop or storage operation that uses labeled bins.