Sql Query to store record like warehoue wise items

Hi Experts
I want to ask you a sql query for inserting records from two table OITM and OWHS in a user definded table like OITW.
I have a table BINMASTER in which bin code are stored. Now I want to create a table Like OWHS where BIN Wise Item records to be stored Let See
Item01 Bin 01
Item02 Bin 01
Item03 Bin 01
Item01 Bin 02
Item02 Bin 02
Item03 Bin 02
Plz give your suggestions
Regards
Gorge

hi János Nagy 
Thank for reply
your statement is fine with no where condition. But I want to insert in a UDT in which Code, Name are two field which should be unique for every record. I use following statement
Insert into (Code, name, Itemcode, ItemDescription, Bincode , Warehouse )
select                                      ?,     ?, T1.Itemcode, T2.ItemDescription, T2.Bincode , T3.WhsCode From Oitm T1, T2, Owhs T3
Here what I insert in Code and Name fields
Regards
Gorge

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