STRYKE TOOLBOXES

[isb cornbinder]

This thread is about a home grown tool box company. They recognized a need for a heavy duty toolbox and built an affordable unit.
My son is going to order one for himself.
These boxes are reasonably priced. If you are buying in USA, your dollar is worth more than the Canadian dollar.

 

[scooby074]

Ive posted about them before on here. If I was still in the market, Id give them a pretty strong look. Seems to be pro level, with nice finishes for a great price.

 

[bigfunwmu]

Their drawer layouts look a lot like the Toolvault boxes from Strictly Toolboxes. The width dimensions are pretty close too, but the depth and a bunch of the other stuff is different.

I like the box layouts.

 

[Boilerhouse]

Interesting - so between Stryke (Alberta) and Rousseau (Quebec), there are at least 2 manufactures of high quality tool chests and cabinets located right here in Canada, that are advertised as being cheaper than comparable competitors.

And I learned about both through GJ.

 

[scooby074]

Dont forget about the Toolcrown also MiC. And the fiasco that was Princess Auto trying to sell them. Looks like they took it back in house and now are doing colours, which was a big thing for me. No shop mechanic is going to lust over grey galvanized finish.

Tool Crown

Tool Storage Solved.

toolcrown.ca

ToolCube + | The Strong, Durable, and Functional Tool Chest

TOOLCUBE+ tool chests are connectable & galvanized tool chests built with 20-gauge steel designed with strength, durability, and functionality.

infocusmfg.com

 

[Snapped-off]

Someone here posted their experience with buying and owning one. Forget who it was.

The killer for us down south is shipping.

 

[Wamsutta]

Is it really made in Canada? The thing has that hollow tinny rattle sound when he rolls it into the garage.

 

[Snapped-off]

Is it really made in Canada? The thing has that hollow tinny rattle sound when he rolls it into the garage.

I think it's formed overseas and welded in Canada.