Tool Boxes, Bags and Storage
Tool boxes, bags and storage include Knipex and Bosch cases, Makita inserts, STANLEY small parts organizers, Humberg tool boards and GEDORE red workshop trolleys. These products suit home repairs, workshop organization and carrying equipment between work areas. Choose according to tool dimensions, the compartments needed and whether equipment will travel with you, hang beside a workbench or stay in drawers.
Makita Lunchbag Plus E-15590 insulated lunch bag, 8.5 l, black/blue
Makita MAKPAC sz. 1 821549-5 Tool Case without Inlay, Blue
Makita MAKSTOR Model 4.5 P-84349 Tool Case with 5 Drawers
Makita P-84137 storage box with 5 inserts for MAKPAC, blue
Makita P-84268 Foam Inlay Padding Set 20 mm for Makpac 1–4
Makita P-84274 Foam Padding Set for Makpac Size 1-4, 40mm
Makita P-91039 MAKTRAK Medium Toolbox, 18.4 L, Blue/Black
Makita ProX 199378-7 harness for trimmers and brush cutters
Smartphone holder K&M 19755, 10–30 mm tube mount, 360° rotatable, black
Stanley 1-92-978 Mobile Jobsite Toolbox on Wheels
Stanley 1-93-978 Small Parts Organiser with 9 Drawers, Black / Transparent
STANLEY 119-piece tool set in aluminium case
STANLEY 5 blue stackable open-front storage bin
Stanley Basic 16 Tool Box 1-79-216, 41 x 21.8 x 16.2 cm
Stanley Basic 19 Toolbox 1-79-217, 16.3 L, Black / Yellow
Stanley Essential 16" Toolbox with Metal Latches
Stanley Essential 19" Plastic Toolbox with Metal Latches, 48 cm, 16.8 L
STANLEY Essential wheeled tool backpack with telescopic handle, 14 l
STANLEY FatMax 1-95-622 tool trolley with 2 drawers
Stanley FatMax 18" tool bag, 31 l, black/yellow
Stanley FatMax 28" toolbox, 32.8 L, black/yellow
Stanley FatMax Cantilever Toolbox 18" FMST1-71219
Stanley FatMax FMST1-73607 tool bag, 25 l, black/yellow
Stanley FatMax FMST1-80148 Tool Case with Wheels
STANLEY FATMAX plastic small-parts organiser, 6.68 l
Tool boxes, bags and storage cover carrying equipment, sorting small parts and arranging a workshop. The range includes Knipex and Bosch tool cases, Makita inserts, STANLEY organizers, Humberg tool boards and GEDORE red workshop trolleys. Hooks and belt holders provide further ways to position tools during work. Wera foam inserts with tool sets are also available, making package contents an important part of the comparison.
How to choose tool boxes, bags and storage
Start with the dimensions of your tools and how you use them. A carrying case serves a different purpose from a board beside a workbench or a trolley with drawers. For inserts, check the stated compatibility with the specific case and tool. Read the contents description separately: a case may be supplied without tools or without an insert, while a foam insert may include a tool set.
- Tool boxes and cases: Compare stated dimensions and capacity with the equipment you intend to store. Check whether the required internal insert is included.
- Small parts organizers: Compartments keep groups of small components separate. Choose the compartment count around the number of groups you need to organize.
- Case inserts: Makita inserts are specified for particular case and tool combinations. Wera also offers foam inserts supplied with tools.
- Tool boards and hooks: These provide storage beside the work area. Match the board dimensions to the space available for installation.
- Trolleys and belt holders: Trolley drawers divide workshop equipment into separate storage areas. A belt holder provides a place for a tool during work.
For home repairs, base storage on the tools used for your usual tasks. In a workshop, cases can work alongside small parts organizers and tool boards, giving frequently used equipment and loose components their own places.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do tool cases include tools?
Tool case contents vary: the KNIPEX L-BOXX is listed without tools, while the Wera foam insert includes a tool set. Check whether an internal insert is included as well.
How do I choose a tool case insert?
Choose a tool case insert using its stated case and tool compatibility. For example, the Makita 835A31-4 insert is specified for MAKPAC 4 and DHR243.
When is a small parts organizer useful?
A small parts organizer is useful for separating small components into compartments. Choose the number of compartments according to how many groups of parts you need to keep apart.
Which storage types suit a workshop?
Tool boards and hooks provide places for tools beside the work area. Workshop trolleys use drawers to divide equipment into separate storage areas.




































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