In width, yes. A 26 inch chest belongs on a 26 inch cabinet, and buying the two independently is how an overhang ends up catching every time someone passes.
It is about how the tools divide rather than the total. More drawers at the same width means shallower ones, which suits spanners and sockets over anything bulky.
It doubles as a portable tool box, carried to the job rather than living on a cabinet. That is a different purchase from a chest that stays at a fixed position.
Chests paired with worktops rather than cabinets, at 11, 14, 16 and 25 pieces, with stainless steel and hardwood tops and one supplied with a sink.
Yes, including insulated tool kits supplied with a rollcab, which suits electrical work where the tools have to be rated rather than assembled from a general set.
An extra large 9 drawer chest from the heavier duty range, built for daily loading rather than occasional use, and matched to the HD Plus cabinets in width.
A top chest sits on a cabinet, so its width has to match the cabinet it will stand on. A 26 inch chest belongs on a 26 inch cabinet, and buying the two independently is how a workshop ends up with an overhang that catches every time someone walks past. Matching the two also means the drawers line up, so a full extension does not foul the chest above it.
Drawer count within that width is about how the tools divide rather than how many there are. Chests here run 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10 drawers at 26 inch, and more drawers at the same width means shallower ones, which suits spanners and sockets over anything bulky.
A 2 drawer chest doubles as a portable tool box, which is a different purchase from a chest that lives on a cabinet. That form is carried to the job rather than opened at a fixed position. A chest carried to the job also needs a handle and a catch that will hold, which a fixed chest does not.
Modular storage combos pair chests with worktops rather than cabinets, held at 11, 14, 16 and 25 pieces with stainless steel and hardwood tops and one with a sink. Chests are also held supplied with insulated tool kits. Send the cabinet width to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. Tool rolls sit on the same leaf for tools that travel rather than staying in a drawer.
| Range | Clarke HD+ 56" |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black and Gold |
| Type | Top |
| Drawer Runners | Ball Bearing |
| Wheels | No |
| Range | Clarke HD+ 56" |
|---|---|
| Colour | Red |
| Type | Top |
| No. of Drawers | 9 |
| Drawer Runners | Ball Bearing |
In width, yes. A 26 inch chest belongs on a 26 inch cabinet, and buying the two independently is how an overhang ends up catching every time someone passes.
It is about how the tools divide rather than the total. More drawers at the same width means shallower ones, which suits spanners and sockets over anything bulky.
It doubles as a portable tool box, carried to the job rather than living on a cabinet. That is a different purchase from a chest that stays at a fixed position.
Chests paired with worktops rather than cabinets, at 11, 14, 16 and 25 pieces, with stainless steel and hardwood tops and one supplied with a sink.
Yes, including insulated tool kits supplied with a rollcab, which suits electrical work where the tools have to be rated rather than assembled from a general set.
An extra large 9 drawer chest from the heavier duty range, built for daily loading rather than occasional use, and matched to the HD Plus cabinets in width.
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