Stanley 194749 23 inch FatMax Waterproof Toolbox £15 @ Amazon (Free Delivery with Prime or free supersaver delivery on orders over £20) and B&Q (Free C & C or £5 Home Delivery). Seems to have good reviews.
Product Description:
The Stanley FatMax toolbox is rated IP53 and offers waterproof storage solution thanks to all round water seal, keeping your tools safe and dry. Thanks to its large capacity, it can store a number of tools and accessories.
It is constructed of structural foam plastic for extra strength and it features large metal rust proof latches with a padlock eye for additional security. On top lid, there is an integrated V-groove for sawing work, suitable for working with pipes and lumber.
Inside the toolbox, there is a portable ¾ length tote tray designed to carry smaller tools or parts. The toolbox is easy and convenient to carry thanks to the tough ergonomic soft grip handle.
Will put link for B & Q in first post.
Originally posted at Amazon by h1tman67 over 3 months ago so thought it was worth a re-post as it is the Number 1 Best Seller in Tool Boxes on Amazon.
Top comments
Roger_Irrelevant
17 Feb 165#9
I can't honestly see a need for a toolbox to be that waterproof, unless you work for an Electricity Company in the West Highlands and get sent to repair some inaccessible power line in the middle of a damp forest..
If it rains, you put tools away and go and sit in the IP68 van. :stuck_out_tongue:
As it's not tapered and doesn't have annoying recesses in the main toolbox, it will hold more stuff.
tiggerloveslife
17 Feb 16#3
Mmmm but can you stand on it like the Fatmax to give you that few extra inches :stuck_out_tongue:
On a serious note unfortunately they charge £9.99 delivery to my area and £5 to other areas unless you spend over £50 and there appears to be no free C & C option.
notos
17 Feb 16#4
I got one of these a year or so ago same price from Amazon. It's a good tool box, very sturdy and has great latches
CrazyBob
17 Feb 161#5
If only I had room for another toolbox :disappointed:
kaks
17 Feb 16#6
Thanks op
baggs1981
17 Feb 16#7
From what I can see it doesn't mention being IP53 rated, also have to add £5 delivery unless spending £50+
TheOak
17 Feb 161#8
Sticker on box says water resistant rather than waterproof, so don't take it swimming like I did
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Product Description:
The Stanley FatMax toolbox is rated IP53 and offers waterproof storage solution thanks to all round water seal, keeping your tools safe and dry. Thanks to its large capacity, it can store a number of tools and accessories.
It is constructed of structural foam plastic for extra strength and it features large metal rust proof latches with a padlock eye for additional security. On top lid, there is an integrated V-groove for sawing work, suitable for working with pipes and lumber.
Inside the toolbox, there is a portable ¾ length tote tray designed to carry smaller tools or parts. The toolbox is easy and convenient to carry thanks to the tough ergonomic soft grip handle.
Will put link for B & Q in first post.
Originally posted at Amazon by h1tman67 over 3 months ago so thought it was worth a re-post as it is the Number 1 Best Seller in Tool Boxes on Amazon.
Top comments
If it rains, you put tools away and go and sit in the IP68 van. :stuck_out_tongue:
http://www.jtf.com/toolbox-stainless-steel-22-5in.html
As it's not tapered and doesn't have annoying recesses in the main toolbox, it will hold more stuff.
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http://www.diy.com/departments/stanley-plastic-toolbox-w305mm-l584mm-d267mm/161522_BQ.prd?gclid=CMeP_r3k_coCFfMV0wodJYUKBw&ppc_type=sho[email protected]:20160217024809:s
http://www.jtf.com/toolbox-stainless-steel-22-5in.html
As it's not tapered and doesn't have annoying recesses in the main toolbox, it will hold more stuff.
On a serious note unfortunately they charge £9.99 delivery to my area and £5 to other areas unless you spend over £50 and there appears to be no free C & C option.