Keter 240762 5 Drawer Modular Garage & Tool Organizer, Black

Great small tool box system. Fits in the small trunk of my car. Rolls around well. The only issue I had is that I broke the drawer by trying to open it while it was locked. Otherwise, very sturdy.

I bought two of these tool chests. One to hold my painting tools and the other for wrenches and various hand tools. I choose this product because it is on wheels, can be easily broken down to carry individual boxes and it's made of plastic (tools are heavy enough without having to carry them in heavy metal boxes). They both came well packaged and there was no damage. The drawers can stick a little bit but I can live with that. The plastic was of higher quality and showed no warping. The tops are large enough to hold a paint can and brushes. If it was a tad bit wider it could hold a paint tray and make it a great portable painting station. The casters are metal and sturdy. It moves smoothly across the floor. The side clips lock securely in place, I have no fear of the boxes separating. I would and probably will buy more of these.

Portability is the forte of this toolbox. I wanted a toolbox that could be setup with tools for a particular task, and rolled to the vehicle, eliminating many trips back and forth to the master toolbox. I also needed it to have a flat top for parts, nuts and bolts, and tools being used right now. It has all of this, and more.My first toolbox arrived sans caster wheels. Seems this is a common issue. I requested a replacement and it arrived two days later, this one with the caster wheels. Easy assembly and now, since I had two sets in my possession, I stacked them all up. As expected, exactly what I'd wanted, so I'm keeping both (i'd planned to purchase a second set if the first set met expectations in sturdiness and quality). Now I have a great set of ten drawers with a working surface 45" high. And the drawers can be configured pretty much how I want them without much effort.I like the quality, very sturdy but not heavy. The toolbox does come with an odd accessory, a small boxlike item with small holes on one side, almost as if it's to hold tools, I just can't figure out what, and where this would be put to be useful, so it's off to the side until inspiration strikes. (edit: This is a drawer divider to use wherever you want - Duh!)The drawers slide just fine, I may put some lithium grease on the sliders to see if they get easier, but I'm okay with them as they are, it's plastic so I don't expect ball bearing performance. This setup is perfect for jobs in my driveway, the box isn't as deep (front to back) as my Craftsman toolbox, making it very easy to maneuver. My SO did raise her eyebrows, pointing to the Craftsman on wheels of its own, until I mentioned how big and heavy it is to put on our sloped driveway, then she got it! :-)

These are great little tool boxes and fit perfectly under the desks in my design studio. I bought the first one and loved it, so I bought two more. They all arrived undamaged and were simple to assemble. The only problem I had was that one of the last two that I bought was missing the little parts cups that live in the third drawer from the top. I responded to Amazon who promptly sent me to the maker, Keter. After several emails, photographs of the missing pieces, a measured drawing of the missing pieces (Keter kept asking me for a part number from the instructions even though none exists), Keter finally said that they could not help be and that I had to go back to Amazon. I don't have another several hours to chase down missing parts so, I'm just going to accept being cheated out of the parts that I paid for and make do with what is an otherwise great little tool box.

The product came in with the bottom broken. And they use glue to hold a product description card on top that is still sticky and I had to soak with acetone to get it all off. I have bought these in the past once before the bade was broken. They need to learn how to package there product.

Update: apparently no longer cheap... not worth the 2x - 3x price today.Each package is two stackable units and optional wheels - they can be mix-and-matched and stacked higher than two.I purchased four packages (eight units), and stacked them as two stacks of four units each, with a wheel set at the bottom on each.They are fairly shallow drawers, and both in size and weight don't come close to metal-drawer units - but they are much cheaper, and fit in smaller spaces.They are prone to damage in shipping, with most of the "bottom" units in each package having at least one cracked corner straight out of the box.Definitely not "pro" or even primary home-use storage, but "OK" for secondary use, or in tighter spaces where a "real" set of rolling drawers wouldn't work well.Spare parts do not appear to be available - while you can move the included dividers and parts cups around between units, there isn't a source for additional or replacement parts.

I really wanted something to hold some of my tools so it is easier to find the right tools. This is mainly for my wrenches and sockets that are not already in a boxed set. I wanted something I would put on top of my existing cabinet so this looked like a good option. Unboxing turned into a pain in the neck because the wheels and accessory to mount them was crammed in the bottom drawer and I could not get it open. I had to force one side of the shelf open so I can reach in and pull out the accessories. Putting the shelf back did not seem straight forward and it does not seem secure. I do like how the unit is modular and you can add additional ones and how they snap together. However, the plastic is cheap, the shelves don't slide easy and the red cups are small and all the same size. This is not worth $100 for something low quality and not a lot of storage. It is a cheap cabinet that can have wheels. Also, their customer service is email only. I would not recommend this product. This order is going back to Amazon.