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About Tool Boxes

A quality tool box is essential for any tradesperson or DIY enthusiast who needs to keep their tools organised, protected and portable. MyToolShed.co.uk stocks an extensive range of tool boxes from leading manufacturers including DeWalt, Milwaukee, Makita, Sealey and Draper, offering solutions from compact cantilever boxes to heavy-duty stackable systems. Whether you need a simple metal tool box for basic hand tools or a professional modular storage system for transporting power tools between job sites, you'll find the right solution in our collection.

Our tool box range includes traditional cantilever designs, tough plastic cases with customisable compartments, wheeled mobile units for easy transportation, and innovative stackable systems like the DeWalt Tough System and TSTAK ranges. From portable totes and drawer units to secure storage vaults, MyToolShed offers tool boxes suitable for workshop storage, van racking and on-site use across all trades.

Applications

Tool boxes are used across numerous trades and applications:

  • General tradespeople: Electricians, plumbers, carpenters and joiners requiring portable tool storage
  • Automotive mechanics: Mobile technicians and garage workshops needing organised spanner and socket sets
  • Construction workers: Site operatives transporting hand tools and fixings between locations
  • Maintenance engineers: Facilities managers and service technicians with varied tool requirements
  • Landscapers: Garden professionals storing small tools and equipment securely
  • DIY enthusiasts: Home improvers keeping tools organised in sheds and garages
  • Mobile services: Any trade requiring secure, weatherproof tool transportation in vans

Choosing The Right Tool Boxes

When selecting a tool box from MyToolShed.co.uk, consider these key factors:

  • Capacity and size: Assess the volume and types of tools you need to store – hand tools require different organisation to power tools
  • Material construction: Metal boxes offer durability and security, whilst heavy-duty plastic cases provide weather resistance and lighter weight
  • Portability features: Consider handles, wheels and weight if you regularly transport tools between sites
  • Organisation systems: Look for removable trays, drawer dividers and compartments to keep small items accessible
  • Stackability: Modular systems like Tough System allow you to build customised storage that grows with your tool collection
  • Security: Padlock eyes or integral locks are essential if leaving tools in vans or on site
  • Weather protection: IP-rated seals protect tools from moisture and dust in harsh environments
  • Brand compatibility: Check if boxes integrate with existing storage systems or van racking

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between metal and plastic tool boxes?

Metal tool boxes, typically constructed from steel, offer superior durability and security with excellent resistance to impact damage. They're ideal for workshop storage and heavy-duty applications. Plastic tool boxes are lighter, weather-resistant and won't rust, making them better suited to outdoor use and regular transportation. Modern professional plastic systems from DeWalt and Milwaukee offer exceptional strength whilst remaining portable.

Can I stack different tool box systems together?

Stackable tool boxes are designed to work within their own manufacturer's system – DeWalt TSTAK boxes connect with other TSTAK units, whilst Tough System boxes stack with others in that range. Different manufacturers' systems aren't generally compatible, so it's best to choose one system and expand within that range for secure, stable stacking.

How do I maintain my tool box?

Regularly clean your tool box interior to remove dust and debris that can damage tools. Lubricate metal hinges and latches periodically, and check plastic catches for wear. For metal boxes, treat any rust spots promptly and store in dry conditions. Keep drainage holes clear on plastic boxes, and inspect seals on weatherproof models to maintain their protective properties.

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