Portable toolbox w drawers

[Rt jam]

Had a Bosch system but I don't like having to pull the drawer out and place on another surface to open. Plus the rigid plastic broke.

In my next box I want access to all my tools without unstacking or sitting the various compartments on the floor before I can open.

Had my eye on this. Anyone else have or can recommend?

https://www.uline.ca/Product/Detail...n1KkFXi_rciHbgHM7wRoCdoEQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

[FigureItOut]

The first thing I thought of was the Beta C41H, though the one you linked looks pretty slick. I'm surprised you don't like the Bosch system, I love mine, though you're right about the drawers. I don't own the Beta I mentioned, but I do have their C27S and it's absolutely awesome.

Another option to consider is the Dewalt Tough System. They have a few different drawer modules so you can set it up how you want, and the drawers are on full extension slides or very close to.

 

[madmanc]

there seems to be quite a few companys selling these marked up in there own names so am pretty sure there bought in from china , am in the uk and theres about 5 companys selling these try a company called sgs engineering there website is good and shipping is good . i would read some reviews first and see if you can find one locally before you buy .
hope this helps

 

[redragoon]

I went with the Ironton 20in. box from Northern Tool. Made by U-line without the bottom section. $144 normally, $114 on sale.

I liked that it had all metal drawers with bearing slides. I also didn't need the large dump bin on the bottom of the U-line version. Everything is stout and holds plenty of tools for travel or smaller jobs. I just move stuff I need into it from my large box. It is pretty heavy compared to all plastic models, even when fairly empty.

https://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200727833_200727833

 

[Rt jam]

The Bosch is a smart system and has lasted me 3 years. My only complaint was destacking at the job site. Do recommend if that is not a problem for you.

The Beta looks totally awesome. Just waiting to see if my company will pay for it.

As for the Ironton 20". Seems like there is no way $114 will solve my problems but it looks great. If this $ comes from my own pocket, it and the SGS Heavy Duty 4 Part are definately on the list.

 

[seber]

Max load capacity of 100 pounds would scare me. That is no doubt the max if you don't bounce it around in the back of a truck. PVC wheels are also a problem. How long do you need it to last?

 

[Rt jam]

How much was the Beta C41H, I emailed them but no response yet.

The SGS Engineering and the Ironton are in the top runnings.