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Against what is being stored rather than in isolation. The same width can be built as fewer deep drawers or more shallow ones, and which is right depends on power tools versus spanners.

Wide enough that long tools lie straight rather than diagonally. Widths run 41, 48, 56 and 61 inch, and bars and extensions are what usually force the wider choice.

One with a working top as well as drawers, so the cabinet serves as a bench where floor space will not take a separate one. Multi-functional forms at 48 inch are built for it.

Tall items held upright rather than laid in drawers. A two door tall locker cabinet and a modular two door floor standing cabinet cover what no drawer will take.

Where neither is owned, it is usually the cheaper route. A 222 piece tool set with a 7 drawer cabinet is held for that, against empty cabinets for a workshop already equipped.

A heavier duty range held at 13 and 16 drawers in extra large widths, built for a bay where the cabinet is moved and loaded daily rather than occasionally.

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Drawer count and cabinet width are read together because they trade against each other. The same width can be built as fewer deep drawers or more shallow ones, and which is right depends on whether the cabinet holds power tools or spanners. Reading the drawer heights rather than the count is what makes that comparison possible between two cabinets.

Width then decides the footprint, running 41 inch through 48, 56 and 61 inch here. A wider cabinet holds longer tools without them lying diagonally, which matters for bars, extensions and anything over about half a metre. Ball bearing slides on the heavier ranges are what let a loaded drawer still open with one hand.

A workbench top turns the cabinet into a working surface as well as storage, which is worth having where floor space is limited and a separate bench cannot be fitted. Multi-functional forms at 48 inch are built for exactly that. A wooden or stainless top can also be added to a plain cabinet rather than buying a workbench form.

Locker cabinets solve a different problem, holding tall items upright rather than in drawers, and a two door floor standing cabinet takes what no drawer will. Cabinets are also held supplied with a tool set, which is the cheaper route where neither is owned. Send the tools being stored to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. Mobile cabinets at 11 drawers cover a bay where the cabinet follows the work rather than staying at a bench.

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Against what is being stored rather than in isolation. The same width can be built as fewer deep drawers or more shallow ones, and which is right depends on power tools versus spanners.

Wide enough that long tools lie straight rather than diagonally. Widths run 41, 48, 56 and 61 inch, and bars and extensions are what usually force the wider choice.

One with a working top as well as drawers, so the cabinet serves as a bench where floor space will not take a separate one. Multi-functional forms at 48 inch are built for it.

Tall items held upright rather than laid in drawers. A two door tall locker cabinet and a modular two door floor standing cabinet cover what no drawer will take.

Where neither is owned, it is usually the cheaper route. A 222 piece tool set with a 7 drawer cabinet is held for that, against empty cabinets for a workshop already equipped.

A heavier duty range held at 13 and 16 drawers in extra large widths, built for a bay where the cabinet is moved and loaded daily rather than occasionally.

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