Sam's Club Toolboxes & Chests vs. Harbor Freight

[BevoZ06]

I have been reading many good things on this site about the Harbor Freight US General Pro tool chests. (The red ones, not the black ones.)

My wife was at Sam's Club today and said she saw some products there bearing the brand names Excel and Seville. I have not looked at them in person, but from the Sam's Club Web site they do not look as if they are comparable in quality to the HF chests. Any help you can provide me will be appreciated.

I am just now beginning to finish the interior on my garage. Right now the garage interior is not worthy to house the cars I keep in it, so I hope to correct that.

Thanks very much for any comments.

 

[ManxRacer]

If you look at the recent post about "Seville Classics" at SAM's you'll likely find your answer.

 

[BevoZ06]

If you look at the recent post about "Seville Classics" at SAM's you'll likely find your answer.

Thanx Manx, but your link returns a 404 error.

 

[Flathead Johnny]

nope I looked at them before buying HF, if you need a box IMO go HF, I have one and getting another this week to expand, its shocking that i already filled it up

 

[lynchmob723]

I have had both...I still own my black HF 13 drawer bottom roller and I returned the seville 6 drawer roller because it just isn't as good of quality. The seville products are great minus the tool chests if you ask me (I own the work benches and tall cabinets), but once you introduce multiple doors stacked on top of each other into a non welded frame, the fit of all the drawers together just doesnt do it for me. You need a welded frame box for a tool chest IMO

The drawer glides just arent as easily opened and shut, and if you dont have a lot of weight in the seville product, the whole cabinet will move when opening a drawer depending on the direction your wheels are turned. Overall just wasnt happy with it for the $200 tag