Cheap tool chest

[Andi]

Seems very cheap and has a 10 year warranty

https://www.sgs-engineering.com/stc1000-mechanics-8-drawer-tool-box-chest-cabinet?gclid=Cj0KCQiAw4jvBRCJARIsAHYewPOFQI13bgi_8p5vmqFM7IddgU8aecFf9O91NDbLginQ169d_44QldEaAtihEALw_wcB

[tractor]

bargain buy it buy it buy it now

[magh]

Sgs stuff is pretty good as well. 

[Mrbarry]

Yes gets great reviews. Their jacks are said to be excellent so I have ordered one of those. 

[magh]

I have their 3 ton trolley jack and it is fantastic for the money. 

[Guest Elliot Poston]

That's a great price

[Guest adrianeaton]

Personally I would avoid the cabs with the big cupboard at the bottom and go for the ones with drawers all the way down. More useful to organise lots of different tools. 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/US-PRO-TOOLS-MECHANICS-TOOL-CHEST-BOX-ROLLCAB-TOOLBOX-ROLLER-CABINET-11-DRAWERS/362673866620

Mine has been brilliant and I use it all the time, so much I bought a mid box too. 

[Mrbarry]

I have two Halfords advance tool chests. Soft close draws. 30kg per draw rating. Very high quality. For the wheeled chest, middle chest and top chest they retail at £525. £185 cheaper than buying them all Individually. If you’re a trade customer £425 will get you the three. 
I’ve had US pro ones. Not close to Halford’s advance for quality or strength. The biggest advantage of the Halford’s ones is depth, most middle chests are a good 100mm smaller front to back than the wheeled trolly. This looses you sooooo much storage space. 
 

I keep mine inside cupboards so they are hidden from view and for security. Just stops them being blatant. I never move mine but you could cut the floor out of The cupboard if that was your thing. 

[Mrbarry]

The week we moved into the house before the garage was tidy. Now have work bench and cupboards etc.