Craftsman tool chest in bathroom, kitchen, etc...

[chazzz]

Check that out.

https://club.craftsman.com/blog/7-e...=Facebook&utm_medium=Social&utm_content=brand

 

[DIC]

I like the bathroom sink base ....I might do that in my shop

 

[Tundruz]

Back in the days of being a bachelor I had mine inside my old house because of no garage. Heck, I even had my moto's parked in the kitchen at one time and had a "bike room" Not anymore.

 

[turbowoodworker]

OK in the laundry room; maybe cool for an accent piece here or there. But a Steevo-Style workbench in the kitchen? While I find it interesting, can you imagine how quickly you would tire of the rough, squeaky open and closing in the kitchen?

I can see someone ten years from now starting a thread..."Where can I find replacement slides for my kitchen cabinet?".

 

[sberry]

Wouldn't bother me. I remember a date said of the towel hangers,,, very creative uses for conduit.

 

[brandon523]

Can't remember where I found it, but this post reminded me of this:




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[jp828108]

I would buy the "snap on island" and decide it doesn't fit quite right and it would need to move to the garage

 

[Catadj78]

The bathroom sink looks cool

 

[exranger06]

They can be used in the nursery too

 

[RTMotors]

I actually had a guy buy a toolcart from me last year,to make a changing cart.lol

 

[brandon523]

I actually had a guy buy a toolcart from me last year,to make a changing cart.lol

That'd be pretty cool, but I doubt my wife would let me do it for our next kiddo.


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[ArmyVW_GuyInTX]

The sink base is great.

 

[nomad10th]

Changing table is a great idea!!! Kiddo grows up and you've got a new toolbox. I really wish I would have thought of that!

 

[GMCGarage]

I think this would make a great island or buffet stand. Looks better than some of the IKEA stuff you can buy for kitchens.

 

[CTyankee]

Speaking as some who has two Husky 3 drawers tool boxes sitting on a Werner work platform in his living room. I use them as small item/mail/paper storage. But I'm single and can do what I want.

I'm all for some of the re-purposing shown here. In most cases though, I think removal of the brand badge would add a lot more style to the pieces.

 

[555]

We have thought about building a low maintenance small cabin on our lake lot. My wife suggested using tool chests and cabinets in the kitchen.
Regards,
John

 

[Craftsman10mm]

The funny thing is that for the kitchen, nicer real cabinets would be much cheaper than the toolboxes. Even though it seems "frugal", those rollers can be hundreds or thousands, even from lower end brands. The bathroom one looks cool, though.

 

[jetnow1]

When I put a new roof on my girlfriends house she bought me a toolbox as a thank you.
Since my little barn did not have a solid floor I kept it in my kitchen. She rarely came over my place so it was several months before she saw it there, she did not approve. When I moved in with her she told me to build a garage as there was no room in the house for
my tools. Don't think she realized that the garage would end up being only 60 square feet
smaller than her house. Should have made it bigger but zoning was already being difficult.

 

[PassnThru]

They make great Lego tables.
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[mhm993]

So, this thread is timely as i need some more drawer space in my home office......

I showed this to the wife. She actually liked the snappy kitchen island. (She's a keeper!)

 

[Firebird 1]

Neat ideas, don't think they would fit with my interior décor though, good thinking on craftsman marketing people to broaden their sales base of a slumping company.