A tote tray is a drawer insert as much as a carrier, and that is the key to choosing one. It has to fit the drawer it will live in, and the tray size rather than the tool count is what decides whether it does. A tray that is close but not right wastes the space either side of it for the life of the cabinet.
Empty or made up is the second decision. An empty tray at 340 x 240 x 130mm or 500mm holds tools already owned. A Premier tray arrives filled with a matched set, which is the faster route where a drawer is being filled from scratch rather than reorganised. A tray that arrives filled also arrives with the tools laid out rather than needing to be arranged.
Shadow foam is what stops tools moving once they are in. Easy Peel foam at 1200 x 550mm in 30mm and 50mm depths is cut to the tool outline, so a missing item shows immediately and nothing shifts when the drawer is opened. Foam is also cut on site rather than pre-cut, so it suits whatever tools go into the tray.
Made-up trays cover the sets a workshop actually uses: combination spanners at 13 pieces, pliers at 4, circlip pliers at 4, locking pliers and an adjustable wrench, T-handle keys at 8, and specialised bits and sockets at 177 pieces. Send the drawer dimensions to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. Premier Platinum trays sit above the standard Premier range with the same tray sizes.
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