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A compartment case shows everything at once when opened, which suits sorting a job into stages. A drawer organiser keeps each size separate and closed, which suits stock drawn from over months.

Because it decides what fits. A slim case at 55mm holds washers and clips, a standard case at 107mm holds most fasteners, and a deep case at 189mm holds bolts standing on end.

As many as there are distinct things to keep apart. Cases run 8, 15 and 22 compartments and 12 and 30 drawers, with a 30 drawer 9 bin organiser combining both.

One that builds a column with others of the same system, so several organisers lift and move as one unit rather than spreading across a bench.

One with compartments on both faces, which doubles the capacity in the same footprint. It is turned over rather than opened out, so it needs no more bench space.

A hanging tray and a cool box are seated here by structure, which sit alongside the organisers rather than belonging to the same storage decision.

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Fixed compartments and drawers solve different storage problems. A compartment case shows everything at once when the lid is opened, which suits sorting a job into stages. A drawer organiser keeps each size separate and closed, which suits stock that is drawn from over months. Most workshops end up with both, since sorting a job and storing stock are different problems.

Case depth is the figure most often overlooked and it decides what actually fits. A slim case at 55mm holds washers and clips. A standard case at 107mm holds most fasteners. A deep case at 189mm holds bolts standing on end rather than lying at an angle.

Compartment or drawer count then follows how many distinct things are being kept apart. Cases here run 8, 15 and 22 compartments and 12 and 30 drawers, with a 30 drawer 9 bin organiser combining both approaches in one body. A large case at 408 x 334mm covers a wider spread of parts than several small ones in the same space.

Stacking is what turns several organisers into a system. A load-up stacking organiser at 45mm builds a column that lifts as one unit rather than a spread of cases across a bench, and a double sided organiser doubles capacity in the same footprint. Send the parts being stored to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. BUNKER organisers run slim, large and deep at the same footprint so the depth is chosen without changing the case size.

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FAQs

A compartment case shows everything at once when opened, which suits sorting a job into stages. A drawer organiser keeps each size separate and closed, which suits stock drawn from over months.

Because it decides what fits. A slim case at 55mm holds washers and clips, a standard case at 107mm holds most fasteners, and a deep case at 189mm holds bolts standing on end.

As many as there are distinct things to keep apart. Cases run 8, 15 and 22 compartments and 12 and 30 drawers, with a 30 drawer 9 bin organiser combining both.

One that builds a column with others of the same system, so several organisers lift and move as one unit rather than spreading across a bench.

One with compartments on both faces, which doubles the capacity in the same footprint. It is turned over rather than opened out, so it needs no more bench space.

A hanging tray and a cool box are seated here by structure, which sit alongside the organisers rather than belonging to the same storage decision.

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