Mybox Four-Side Access Picking Bin
Mybox
Mybox Four-Side Access Picking Bin
Open the face you are standing at. Front, back, left and right gates let storekeepers take or place parts from the nearest side — even when units are stacked — so picking stays where the work is instead of walking around the bin.
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A Picking Bin You Can Reach From Every Side
Mybox four-side access picking bins put a gate on all four walls, so storekeepers grab or restock parts from the face they are already at — no walking around the unit, and no unstacking just to reach a lower box.
Each wall of the Mybox bin carries its own gate on hinges with drop-rod or bolt latches, so all four faces can be opened independently. Walls are wire mesh (standard 50×50 mm, Ø5 mm wire) or steel plate, wrapped on a Q235 steel tube frame (common 40×40 mm uprights) that gives the rigid skeleton for stable block-stacking. When bins are stacked, the steel tube uprights and stacking feet hold the upper units in place while the side gates keep each level reachable — you pick after stacking, not by tearing the stack down. This is a documented Mybox variant: the four-side-door unit (for example 2500×1300×1220 mm, hot-dip galvanized, ~1000 kg uniform load as a project specification) shows the configuration in production. For lower bins deep in a tall stack, the rack-compatible base (15806-type) sets units on beams so you reach them without moving the upper ones. Pair it with our collapsible steel box when your flow mixes stacked storage and bench-side picking.
- Four independent gates — front, back, left and right open on their own
- Pick from the nearest face; stacking feet keep upper bins in place
- Mesh or steel-plate walls; half-drop, full-drop, removable or four-side gates
- Collapses to ~330–370 mm for empty return (typical, depends on size)
- Q235 steel tube frame for stable multi-tier block-stacking
- Casters, lids, rack-compatible base and lifting points available as options
Match the Gate Type and Base to Your Pick Path
Half-Drop Gate
Half-Drop Gate on the Pick Face
A half-height gate on the pick face lets storekeepers take parts without opening the full panel; add swivel braked casters to roll the bin to the bench. Best for bench-side replenishment and line-side kitting.
- Gate: half-drop on pick face
- Base: optional 200 mm braked PU casters (project spec)
- Use: mobile bench-side picking
Four-Side, Stacked
Four-Side Gates for High-Density Picking
All four walls open, so a stacked bank of bins gives access from every aisle. Parts bins and BOM labels stay visible through the mesh. Suits spare-parts stores and small-item warehouses with high-frequency picking.
- Gates: four-side opening
- Stack: 2–5 tiers per project load spec
- Use: high-density spare-parts picking
Mobile Base
Caster Base for Rolling Picking
Swivel braked casters plus stacking feet let one bin roll to the pick location and still stack when casters are locked. The wheeled high-frequency picking variant runs ~1200×1200×1100 mm, ~1500 kg uniform design load (project spec). See the broader steel pallet box range for related builds.
- Base: 200 mm braked casters + stacking feet
- Load: ~1500 kg uniform design (project spec)
- Use: mobile line-side picking
Why a Four-Side Gate Bin Beats a Single-Door Cage
No detour to the fixed door
A single-door cage forces pickers to walk to that one face and often unstack to reach inner bins. Four independent gates let you take from the side you are already at, cutting travel in dense aisles.
Pick without unstacking
Stacking feet hold upper bins in place while the side gates keep each level reachable. For a lower bin deep in a tall stack, the rack-compatible base (15806-type) puts units on beams so you access them without breaking the stack.
Steel tube frame for real stacking
Q235 tube uprights give a rigid skeleton that plain mesh cages lack, so multi-tier block-stacking stays stable. Tiers run 2–5 per project spec — not a universal rating. See how this compares with wire mesh containers.
Configured to your pick path
Choose half-drop, full-drop, removable or four-side gates, plus casters, lids, rack-compatible base and lifting points — built around your actual material flow, not a fixed SKU.
From Pick-Flow Sketch to Delivered Bins
Share your pick flow
Tell us the part size and weight, which face pickers approach from, and the stacking height you need.
Confirm gate & base
We propose half / full / four-side gates, mesh or steel walls, and options like casters, lid and rack-compatible base.
Engineering review
Dimensions, load (uniform vs distributed), stacking tiers and coating are confirmed against your drawings — no assumed universal rating.
Build & ship
Q235 frame built, coated (powder or galvanize), packed and container-loaded; folded empties return at ~330–370 mm.
Four-Side Access Picking Bin — Common Questions
How is four-side opening achieved?
Every wall carries its own gate on hinges with drop-rod or bolt latches, and all four can be opened independently. This is a documented Mybox variant — for example the 2500×1300×1220 mm hot-dip galvanized four-side-door unit, ~1000 kg uniform load as a project specification.
Can you still open bins after they are stacked?
Yes. The side gates stay reachable at their own level while the steel tube uprights and stacking feet hold the upper units in place. For a lower bin deep in a tall stack, the rack-compatible base (15806-type) sets units on beams so you reach them without breaking the stack. The design goal is to pick after stacking, not to dismantle the stack.
How is it better than a single-door warehouse cage?
A single fixed door makes pickers walk to that one face and often unstack to reach inner bins. Four gates remove the detour, and the Q235 tube frame stacks more stably than a plain mesh cage. See our comparison with wire mesh containers.
What gate types can I choose?
Half-drop, full-drop, removable and four-side gates, with mesh or steel-plate walls. Lids, casters, lifting points and rack-compatible bases are optional.
What picking flows does it suit?
Spare-parts stores and small-item warehouses with high-frequency picking, bench-side replenishment, line-side kitting, and any flow where pickers approach from changing directions. If the need is low-mix bulk storage, a plain cage is usually enough.
Spec Your Four-Side Picking Bin
Send your part size, weight, pick-face direction and stacking height. We return a gate/base proposal with load and coating confirmed against your drawings — no assumed universal rating.