Cabinets and Chests

The main difference between a tool cabinet and a tool chest is that a tool cabinet is on wheels/casters.  A tool chest generally sits on top of a tool cabinet to create a tool storage combination.

A tool cabinet offers several benefits for storing and organizing tools:

Large storage capacity: Tool cabinets typically have more storage capacity than tool chests, with increased drawer count and depth.

Organization: Tool cabinets have drawers of various sizes that can be used to organize tools, making them easier to find  

Security: Tool cabinets come with an internal locking system that keep your tools secure.

Protection: A tool cabinet provides protection for your tools from dust, debris, and moisture, which can cause damage or rust over time.

Work surface: Many tool cabinets have a work surface on top, providing a convenient place to work on projects or store frequently used tools.

Mobility: Tool cabinets are mounted on casters/wheels, making it easy to move them around your workshop or garage as needed.

Organization: Tool chests have drawers of various sizes that can be used to organize tools by type or size, making it easier to find what you need quickly.

Security: Tool chests come with an internal locking system that keep your tools secure and prevent unauthorized access.

Protection: A tool chest provides protection for your tools from dust, debris, and moisture, which can cause damage or rust over time.

Durability: Tool chests are made of all steel construction for long-lasting durability.

RTA stands for "Ready-To-Assemble.

Garage organization is designed to help you organize and store power tools, garden equipment, hand tools, sports equipment, recreational items, and other items in your garage or workspace.