tool boxes by seville

[cparcell]

http://www.sears.com/ultra-hd-by-se...5874719&kispla=SPM11425874719&mktRedirect=yny have any experince with seville tool boxes.
consideing hthem since i like the drawer layout.

 

[CT2012]

i have their ultra hd cabinets and i am very pleased with them. i plan on picking up more of their stuff (including the big tool boxes) as time & budget permits. for the wall mounted units, just put up a french cleat and presto, done. top of line? nope. but, fairly priced, they work just fine, look terrific and at the end of day more than adequate unless you have to have super heavy gauge welded steel. all depends on your budget and need. i got mine at sam's club, be sure to check their prices out.,

 

[cparcell]

Im looking at replacing my matco with like a billion of these

 

[NitroSun]

Seeing as the web site doesn't tell you how high, how wide, how deep, how heavy it is, along with no weight rating for the drawers, I'm not sure what someone could base a decision on.

 

[Leadberry]

I've had their lighted workbench for about a year now. Got it on sale at Sam's Club. I have nothing but good things to say about it...the construction and materials are phenomenal for the price range.

 

[CT2012]

Go to Seville website. Sevilleclassics dot com. Info can be found there on products.

Seeing as the web site doesn't tell you how high, how wide, how deep, how heavy it is, along with no weight rating for the drawers, I'm not sure what someone could base a decision on.

 

[spotco2]

Lots of folks here have purchased them from Sams over the years and there are several threads about them.

They are reasonably priced and hold up in a home environment. The drawers are typically a little shallow and not as heavy as a more expensive box, but they are not expensive boxes.

Overall they are good stuff for what they are. I have a 72" 12 drawer and have been very satisfied and it serves its purpose very well.