Large Rolling Tool Cabinet

I had been after a decent toolbox for a while but couldn't justify the price of Snap-on or others. Came across this and it seemed like all was good. On delivery it was all packaged extremely well. The drawers were inside the cabinet and nothing moved or rattled. Construction was simple, and once done the unitnis sturdy yet still lightweight. The drawers hold all my needed tools with space for extra. Soke tool box foam wouldn't be a miss as an additional purchase to keep the tools in the drawers from sliding around. The colour is accurate to what's shown and the cabinet itself has a good amount of space. The included hooks aren't the best as they tend to wobble put ofbthe spots for them but that's easy enough to alter and make work. The included "locking bars" are a good touch. It stops the drawers from accidently opening when carrying the upper part or when rolling the full unit if it tilts at all. Where they attaches also suitable for a padlock if that's what you wanted to do if you're worried about anyone accessing it without your say so.

This was the first thing I got for my workshop. Overall, I'm very impressed. The large lower cabinet isn't super thick material, and the door feels a bit flimsy, however it closes and I can fit a good range of items in it, even about 5 or 6 power tools. The upper chest is brilliant. The drawers aren't the best feeling thing when you open and close them, however I've had 0 issues so far. It's currently holding a large variety of screwdrivers, pliers, trim removal tools and the rest! You can't really stack things in it as the drawers are quite shallow, however I've managed to double stack some trim tools and a couple of smaller sized pliers with no issue. The top of the cabinet also has a top section that can be opened that probably has about 3 or 4 times the height avalible in the drawers which makes it a useful place to store sockets and ratchets. The good part is the top cabinet and lower cabinet are completely seperate so you can move them around depending on the space avalible. There were a couple of dents on the sides of the lower cabinet and very minor ones on the top cabinet, however the material is only thin feeling metal so it's to be expected to a degree. Overall, the price along with the storage this provides is brilliant. It's cheap enough where if it gets damaged it's not the end of the world and it would suit a DIYer at home perfectly.

For the price this an excellent addition to my tool shed, it is sturdy enough and I like the way the cupboard and top chest can be locked. It was easy to put together and the weight wasn't too much hassle. The versatility of the inner cupboard shelf is a great addition to allow different power tools to fit inside. It is more than fit for purpose. Now starts the ideas of what tools to put where.

Great product, easy to put together. The biggest downfall is the packing. Who ever thought putting the small chest in the cupboard for transportation needs to rethink this, it took nearly 40 minutes to wiggle mine out. In the end I had to take the door off and re hinge it. It was impossible. Door was wide open to. It looks great, the 2 bars are a great idea for the draws and doors not to open mid transport. Would have liked to seen a lock and key, but for the price it's great.

Husband is really impressed with the quality, went together easily with everything lining up. Excellent value for money

Good size , solid and good for the garage or work van 👍

Don't get me wrong, I paid 89 pounds for it so I knew I wasn't getting a full size toolbox. Also, the measurements are on the pictures alongside one with a person so you kind have a grasp on the size. But trust me, it's small. I've attached a picture with a normal sized Vileda mop for comparison. In all honesty, if had paid full price I would have probably returned it, but because it was cheap I'll keep it. However, I doubt all my tools will fit though. The drawers are decently sized but I have a couple of tools I wanted to put inside that will occupy at least half of the bottom part and that will leave little to no space for other stuff (like the occasional can of pain, grout, etc). The top part is decent too, has space for a bunch of tools, but again, it's small. I'll probably end up buying in the future another top part a bit bigger to store bigger spanners, etc.. and use this one for electrical/electronic stuff. In regards to assembly, I mean there's instructions, but if you're buying a toolbox one would assume you'd be handy around tools. You just need to screw in the castors and the hand and you're good to go. Construction wise, it's made of 1.5mm metal sheets coated with paint, it won't hold heavier tools without buckling probably so it's definitely for household use and not shop use (this is also my intended use). Just make sure to put some heavier tools at the bottom, because IT WILL TOPPLE when you move it around. I don't plan to move around much but I won't be keeping the small toolbox on top of it because I'm afraid it will fall when I open the drawers. Overall, I'm honestly neutral about it. If I had paid more than 90 pounds I would send it back. But since it was cheap I can't really complain that much, but it will not be enough to solve my lack of space.

Update on delivery. Finally arrived but not suppliers fault. Nice little cabinet. Drawer runners are a little flimsy but some grease and the weight of tools will sort that out. Well packaged and safely arrived. Just the wheels to assemble. Very light and manoeuvrable. Good value for the price. Good enough for keeping you stuff tidy which was my purpose. There is a steel plate used for anti twist in transit. The suggested throw it out. I used it to raise the base away from the wheel nuts.