STANLEY Essential Rolling Workshop Toolbox, 3-in1 Stackable Units, Portable Tool Solution, STST1-80151

Having kept various tools and pieces of DIY equipment scattered in various boxes and cupboards around the home, it was good to at last bring them all together in one place by using this excellent and good value Stanley branded toolbox. I have a bit of a lack of storage space in my house, no garden to speak of and no shed so I have found this large capacity toolbox made of sturdy plastic perfect for my needs. As well as having enough space for all of the usual tools and various other DIY supplies, it stacks well and fits very nicely in my understairs cupboard. The unit has three tiers; two deep boxes which are excellent for accommodating power tools (including their batteries and chargers) and other larger items and a middle tray that can hold other tools such as hammers, screwdrivers, spanners and so on. The three boxes are held together by good quality plastic latches and the lid of the top box has decent metal latches; these all feel robust and snap into place in a satisfying way. There are also a couple of flip top compartments on top of the toolbox which you can fit smaller tools or fixings in. Once everything is stowed nicely in the toolbox, it can be pretty heavy but the extendable handle and large, robust wheels make it easy to manoeuvre your equipment about. The top box has a padlock loop built in which could deter casual theft but perhaps not anything more serious. The bottom two tiers have no such security measure but to be honest, I’m not that convinced that locks on these types of toolboxes are really that effective anyway. I’m not personally bothered about the security of this product as I keep it indoors anyway but if you need a secure setup for your toolkit perhaps another product might suit you better. I would also say that while this toolbox is solid enough for use in and around the home, again, for professional use a heavier duty option might be better. Overall, I’m really pleased with this product. It is a pretty robust toolbox with plenty of space, is portable and is a good price for the quality.

Great size can get loads of tools in very sturdy, first one I got as a gift so I bought this one to match it, good value for money

Good tool box and a fraction of the price of the dewalt version. A little bit flimsy so probably no use in a professional al setting but fine for home use

Great price not actually used it yet but nice and spacious and hopefully help my old back carting tools into customers houses

Great toolbox. Holds a lot of tools. Very versatile as it can be moved around easily. Keeps tools tidy.

A brilliant size toolbox on wheels , 3 separate boxes that can easily lifted off, and ALL 3 can just as easily locked , with 1 lock,very sturdy, plenty of storage, and the price WOOW, brilliant, delivery as stated, excellent

The STANLEY Essential Rolling Workshop is a brilliant storage solution for anyone who needs to keep tools organised and portable. The 3-in-1 stackable design is very practical – the top box is perfect for smaller hand tools and bits, the middle section holds medium-sized tools, and the large bottom bin has plenty of space for bulkier items. The build quality feels solid and durable, and the rolling wheels make it easy to move around even when loaded. The telescopic handle is strong and locks firmly in place, so no wobbling when pulling it along. It’s lightweight compared to a full metal toolbox, yet sturdy enough for everyday DIY or trade use. For the price, this is excellent value – highly recommend for anyone who needs a portable, all-in-one tool storage option.

I bought this because I needed something to keep my tools stored in the house during long-term projects. It's very good value for money compared to a lot of the other brands. There's a good amount of storage and it seems pretty sturdy so far. As some others have said, a few dividers wouldn't go amiss You can remove the yellow tray and clip the other 2 parts together again if you choose to. A couple of niggles: If you put too many things in the yellow tray then the handle gets lost. I needed to trim some sharp plastic bits off the handle with a knife so it didn't hurt my fingers. Time will tell how sturdy the wheels will be going over rough ground with it fully loaded. Overall: I would definitely recommend it though - cheap and holds more than you might expect.