HART 24in Rolling Tool Box, Portable Black Resin Toolbox

Description

A rolling tool box is considered to be essential for many common commercial and residential applications. Household do-it-yourself tasks or larger scale construction tasks are easier to perform when all of the required tools are located in one container. The weight of these tools is potentially prohibitive, so the HART Rolling Chest tool box is designed to leverage the natural forces of gravity. The handles and wheels are placed in a manner that makes moving the tools easy and fast. Imagine trying to carry a heavy tool set without wheels down the street. The weight of the tools could slow you down or cause an injury. This unit features deep-tread tires made from rubber for gripping the surface underneath. In addition, the handle can easily retract, which allows you to quickly access your tools after moving it. The durability of a tool chest is incredibly important, so users will appreciate the polypropylene resin construction. It is easy to clean, and you only need a damp cloth to give it a quick wipe. Overall, the unit was designed to function under tough conditions without sacrificing appearance. The sharp colors appeal to the industrial aesthetic, and the portability of the unit is highly valued by customers from all trades. HART 24in Rolling Tool Box, Resin Tool Storage, Black with Blue  Compartmentalized bins for smaller tools and hardware Tool divider inside for organizing tools Extendable handle for ease when rolling Central auto locking mechanism for stability and security Integrated organizer with 2 size removable bins on lid Ball bearing slides allow full spread access Large hand tool compartment with removable divider makes it easy to organize your tools or parts Heavy duty frame can hold heavier tools Easy to maintain; simply wipe it clean Sturdy polypropylene resin construction is resistant to weather, damage, and fading Note: Item is not waterproof Durability and longetivty makes this a must have for any garage, job site, craft room, and more