Hyper Tough Hyper Stack 1 Drawer Plastic Tool Box – Stackable Storage Organizer with Sliding Drawer

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The tool box is sturdy and well designed, casters handle the weight well. Overall the tool box is perfect for the amount of work I do around my house.

I like the fact that this stacks along with the hyperstack system and the three drawers with the dividers in them is very helpful. I would recommend this for your hyperstack system if you have one because it really helps you organize your tools.

Exactly what I needed. Works great.

I really like my stackable tool dolly. This was an extra purchase in happy I bought to add to my 3 piece set. They drawers don't lock and will come out of tipped forward. Otherwise seems to be pretty tough.

I was looking for a set of stackable drawer boxes on wheels which I could store all my tools and to pull to my cars for DIY car maintenance projets. So there is a matching wheeled platform which does the job and I bought 3 of these to stack up. Well... everything about these boxes turned to be "underthought" and "underdone". Firstly - they are a little bit too small in all possible dimensions. It seems like the designers took time to make sure they won't fit at least one of the common tools - be it a deep socket, a longer screw driver or standard sized power tool. to add to the frustration, each drawer comes with a set of plastic dividers for which the bottom of the drawer has a set of molded slots protruding about a quarter inch up reducing valuable hight clearance even more. The drawers, while have metal sliders, do not have any explicit latching mechanism (the closing click, if existent, feels mooshy like on those crappy Ridgid Gen 2 drawers, only worst). The grabbing spot for opening the drawer is also weirdly molded so opening so somehow you can't grab the handle area with your entire hand but rather have to use certain fingers to initiate the opening motion. Also. as far as I can tell, ther is no option for having these with a double or a single drawer to accommodate larger tools or materials. And then the price - while $50 may not seem high for he drawer toolbox, there are better options on the market at the range of $80-90 providing much much better experience and versatility. I tried my best to make it work for me, but ended up buying a set from more reputable brand, and these ones are, unfortunately, going back to the Walmart.

Top drawer is hard to slide sometimes other than that great products !!

the lower drawer broke after 3 days, (almost 5 openings), the slides disconnected from the drawer, I didnt exceed the weight recommended but, it did, I am stuck now with 3 of those, I like how it looked, so, I purchased 3, and they are stacked on top of each other, I didnt expect this bad quality.

no locking mechanism on drawers they will pull out/ slide out if slightly tilted forward. actual drawers size is 16"x9"x2" on top one middle %26 bottom are 16"x9"x4" with a weird hump on each side that affects 4 compartments on each drawer I could understand the bottom drawer having this for the latches to lock into the base stack but the middle makes no sense and you lose space for no good reason..

Very low quality, the hart brand is thicker plastic and wider which makes it more versatile. Th hyper tough is an excellent concept, they should have gone with more quality on the plastic making it stiffer rather than flimsy and not gone smaller dimensions . The price looks good until you buy it and then realize how limited you are, even as a “Do it Yourself'er