Sandusky less welded steel cabinets?

[CactusS4]

How are these?

Again only Northern appears to sell them and shipping makes them a bit silly priced. But I'm really liking the green (both of my cars are green , so, and my future american muscle will be as well). So considering these cabinets and a green tool box (crazy, silly, sure, but it's worth a thought and a bit of research).

So anyone seen these cabinets, can talk about them?

Also anyone knows cheaper places or the manufacturers contact information, since they are dropped shipped?

Heck my 900lb maxjax lift was drop shipped for free (okay it's built into the cost)., So $120 for shipping for each cabinet seems silly. (ahh maybe they will ship as many as I want for that price?!

Anyways feedback appreciated.

 

[cj7365]

I would really not want anything with the name Sandusky on it, lol

 

[Rust]

Too easy for bad jokes

 

[nehog]

Contact Northern and ask... I know some of my suppliers are doing 'free shipping' and reduced shipping for the holidays, perhaps Northern has a similar deal.

You can cover or remove the name plate...

 

[bdamico]

green it is

http://www.globalindustrial.com/c/s...~f3352||4e6f~~nf2266||477265656e&ref=t/SS/cat

 

[4t64rd]

They ship to their stores for free, where's the nearest one?

 

[John in OH]

You don't indicate in your personal info where you are located, but if in the mid-West check out the green line of toolboxes carried by Menards.

 

[CactusS4]

You don't indicate in your personal info where you are located, but if in the mid-West check out the green line of toolboxes carried by Menards.

Sorry thought I had updated my profile.

Livermore, CA (Northern California).

Ya i've been looking at their green boxen.. Will see!

Thanks!

 

[rick carpenter]

I have a Sandusky Valueline cabinet recently appropriated for my use, 36x18x42, no working lock, "laminate woodgrain work top" stapled to the top. Not much to say about it but it will do for what I want, my blowcase tools live in it. Not gonna do any real work on it at 42" tall, but off came the water-swollen "work top" soon to be replaced with a plywood top with a small section of slatwall back and a light. Not worth its own pic yet but it's shown in my "Looking for SMALL workspace solutions" thread (sorry, don't know how to link to it).