Tool Boxes

A toolbox for every need

Here on the page, you will find our wide selection of toolboxes for every need.

Whether you are a hobbyist or a tradesperson, we have a solution for you.

Our selection consists of many different types of toolboxes, where you can, for example, find solutions specifically targeted at electricians.

Additionally, we also have toolboxes with a long range of small parts containers for all kinds of screws and other small items, so they don't disappear down into the toolbox.

You can read much more about the various smart features you can find in our toolboxes below.

7 Smart features you can find in our toolboxes

Before you choose a toolbox, it’s a good idea to consider exactly which features you want to have in it.

Below, I will go over some of the most essential features that you may prefer.

Then you can more easily choose your toolbox, so it has all the features you want.

#1 - A size for every need

Depending on whether you have an incredible amount of tools or a smaller quantity, it requires a toolbox in a specific size.

Here on the page, you will find a range of different models in various sizes such as:

• 10 tm
• 12 tm
• 15 tm
• 17 tm
• 18 tm
• 20 tm
• 22 tm
• 22.7 tm

The size depends entirely on your preferences. You should always ensure you have enough space for all your tools.

For the same reason, it can be beneficial to buy a toolbox that is a little larger than you actually need, so you are 100% sure you have enough space.

#2 - Dust and water-resistant toolbox

For the workplace, it's nice to have as clean tools as possible, and the same applies to the toolbox.

Selected toolboxes today come with a smart material that largely makes them resistant to dust and water.

This ensures that your toolbox is clean and ready for use at all times, and typically also means it has a significantly longer lifespan.

Always remember to check the product description to see if the material is of this type, as not all toolboxes are designed with this material.

#3 - Removable boxes for personal organization of your toolbox

If you want to keep things organized, especially when it comes to your toolbox, you should definitely consider a toolbox with adjustable boxes.

This feature allows you to create an incredibly efficient sorting of different tools.

This is especially advantageous for small parts, like screws, nuts, etc., that can quickly get lost at the bottom of the toolbox.

#4 - Toolbox stool - Both storage and stool in one

For those who work at heights and need a little extra now and then, you can also get smart toolbox-stool combinations.

This solution consists of a sturdy stool, where you also have a toolbox with space for everything you need under the surface.

This is an incredibly smart solution for the tradesperson or handyman at home, who wants to ensure they can handle tasks at all heights, with tools right at hand.

#5 - Tool bag - Especially smart for the electrician

For professions where it is nice to have tools right at your side, a tool bag is often a good choice.

This bag can hold countless pieces of tools but has the advantage that it is made from a soft material and can be attached to your body, making it easy to reach for what you need.

The bag is especially suitable for electricians, who often have many small parts to keep track of.

This can save you a lot of movements and strain on your back, as you do not have to bend down into your toolbox, but just have what you need right at hand.

The downside of this type of tool holder is that they are often a bit smaller than the large, robust regular toolboxes.

#6 - Toolboxes with the option for a lock

If you want increased security for your tools, it is advantageous to be able to lock your toolbox.

This type of lock ensures that you do not accidentally drop the screwdriver out of the box and also allows you to lock it, for example, with a padlock, so no one can easily steal the tools.

This type of toolbox often requires that you have a separate padlock, but there are also selected models that have it integrated into the box’s handle.

This type of toolbox is also a closed variant, which means that you cannot see what is inside the box if it is closed and locked.

#7 - Robust materials - Both for the handle and the rest of the toolbox

Especially for those who use their toolbox at work, particularly at construction sites where there can easily be damage to the toolbox, you should consider this type.

If you choose a toolbox with a strong handle, it ensures that the handle can actually protect the rest of the toolbox if you accidentally drop heavy objects on it.

The handle will function as a sort of shield against large heavy objects, ensuring that they just fall to the side and not down over your tools.

You can do the same by choosing a toolbox where the material itself is made of robust elements.

This ensures that it can withstand many more scratches and also that it lasts significantly longer before it needs to be replaced with a new one.