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Record dividers from Selby Furniture Hardware give you a simple way to separate media or files using pre-formed rods that insert into 3/16 inch diameter holes, so you get straight, repeatable spacing anywhere those holes are drilled. The steel construction provides a rigid divider rod, which helps shelves carry the lateral load of stacked items without sag at the divider points. The nickel description ties these dividers into common bright hardware finishes, which keeps open storage runs looking visually consistent across cabinets or racks. As part of media storage within shelf, closet, and garage organization, these Selby dividers help turn plain shelves into segmented storage runs that are easier to label and reconfigure. The pre-formed shape means the divider geometry is already set by the manufacturer, saving layout time on site and keeping each run uniform across multiple shelves.
Pre-formed record divider rods that insert into 3/16 inch diameter holes rely on a simple hole-based mounting method, so layout centers on drilling accurate rows rather than fabricating brackets. Using 3/16 inch diameter holes aligns with common woodworking drilling operations, letting shop or field crews bore those holes with standard bits and jigs already on the truck or in the shop. Once the 3/16 inch diameter holes are placed, the steel rods drop into position, so the rod locations are governed by the drilled pattern rather than separate fasteners. This makes re-spacing straightforward, because dividers can be moved by using alternate 3/16 inch diameter hole positions along the shelf or panel when storage needs change.
The Selby Furniture Hardware X50BN record divider sits in the media storage segment of shelf, closet, and garage organization, so its role is to create defined lanes on flat shelves or similar surfaces. By inserting pre-formed rods into 3/16 inch diameter holes, these dividers integrate into panels that have been bored for that specific diameter, turning a plain panel into a segmented storage surface. The steel material supports the vertical edges of stacked media, records, or comparable items between rods, which helps keep upright items from leaning across lanes. The nickel description coordinates visually with many media storage components, supporting consistent hardware appearance across a bank of cabinets or shelving. Because the rods are pre-formed, identical shapes repeat along a run, giving a uniform look and consistent spacing that suits multi-bay media or workspace installations.
The combination of a specific 3/16 inch diameter hole requirement and a pre-formed rod means each X50BN record divider drops into a known interface, which supports predictable fit when boring patterns are duplicated from shelf to shelf. Steel construction resists flex along the rod span, helping storage lanes hold their shape when loaded in everyday use, so spacing remains visually straight across the front edge. Tying this part to media storage within closet and garage organization clarifies that it is intended for segmented shelf layouts, which streamlines planning when designing cabinets or racks dedicated to records or similar media. The nickel description also helps designers and installers align these dividers with other visible hardware choices, so once a finish direction is set, dividers can be specified to match. Using the X50BN part number anchors future reorders, because that identification points back to this exact steel, nickel-described record divider design.
The X50BN record dividers are described with material as steel, so each divider uses a solid metal rod that provides firm support for media or other stored items along the shelf.
The X50BN record dividers use pre-formed rods designed to insert into 3/16 inch diameter holes, so drilling that specific diameter sets the interface between panel and rod.
The X50BN record dividers sit in the media storage area of shelf, closet, and garage organization, so they are suited to shelving layouts for records, media, or similar items.
The X50BN record divider has a nickel description, which allows it to visually coordinate with other nickel-finished hardware in open media cabinets or workspace shelving runs.
The X50BN part number identifies this specific Selby Furniture Hardware steel record divider with a nickel description, helping installers reference the exact style for repeat projects.
The X50BN record dividers use steel pre-formed rods in 3/16 inch diameter holes to create fixed lanes on shelves, helping keep stored records or media upright and separated.
The Selby Furniture Hardware X50BN record divider combines steel construction, a nickel description, and pre-formed rods for 3/16 inch diameter holes, giving installers a defined interface for media storage lanes. Within shelf, closet, and garage organization, this layout approach helps convert flat shelving into clearly segmented runs that handle records and similar media with consistent spacing. For projects where repeatable hole patterns and coordinated visible hardware are priorities, specifying these record dividers allows new builds and future expansions to follow the same straightforward rod-and-hole layout.
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