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A tote tray lifts out and leaves the full depth below for larger tools. Cantilever trays swing open so every tray is visible at once, but the depth is divided between them.

A tote tray box suits a kit with a few large items and some small ones. A cantilever box suits many small items that need to be seen without unpacking, as in electrical and finishing work.

Chosen against the longest tool, as with a bag. Plastic boxes run 13, 16, 19 and 22 inch, and the longest item rather than the total kit decides which will close.

One with four cantilever trays at 460mm that open outward from both sides, giving the most tray area for the footprint the box occupies on a bench.

Boxes that lock together into a column and move as one unit, at 100mm and 230mm deep with 1, 2 and 3 drawer forms and a rolling base at 340mm.

PerfoTool wall panel trays and holders are seated on this leaf, which take the tools out of the box and onto a panel where they are visible and to hand.

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Tray arrangement is what separates one tool box from another far more than size does. A tote tray sits in the top and lifts out, leaving the full depth below for larger tools. Cantilever trays swing open on arms so every tray is visible at once but the depth is divided up. Both arrangements are held across the same box lengths, so the tray form is chosen without changing the size.

That choice follows how the box is used. A tote tray box suits a kit with a few large items and some small ones. A cantilever box suits many small items that need to be seen without unpacking, which is why they suit electrical and finishing work. Cantilever trays also fold closed over their contents, which a tote tray sitting on top does not.

Box length runs 13, 16, 19 and 22 inch on the plastic bodies, and the length is chosen against the longest tool as with a bag. A barn type box with four cantilever trays at 460mm gives the most tray area for its footprint. A mobile tool chest sits between a box and a cabinet for a kit that is heavy but still travels.

Stacking systems change the question entirely, building a column that locks together and moves as one unit. Boxes run 100mm and 230mm deep with 1, 2 and 3 drawer forms at 570mm and a rolling base at 340mm. Send the kit being carried to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. Load-up half organiser boxes sit within the same system for parts rather than tools.

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FAQs

A tote tray lifts out and leaves the full depth below for larger tools. Cantilever trays swing open so every tray is visible at once, but the depth is divided between them.

A tote tray box suits a kit with a few large items and some small ones. A cantilever box suits many small items that need to be seen without unpacking, as in electrical and finishing work.

Chosen against the longest tool, as with a bag. Plastic boxes run 13, 16, 19 and 22 inch, and the longest item rather than the total kit decides which will close.

One with four cantilever trays at 460mm that open outward from both sides, giving the most tray area for the footprint the box occupies on a bench.

Boxes that lock together into a column and move as one unit, at 100mm and 230mm deep with 1, 2 and 3 drawer forms and a rolling base at 340mm.

PerfoTool wall panel trays and holders are seated on this leaf, which take the tools out of the box and onto a panel where they are visible and to hand.

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