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Low Side Tool Boxes
High Side and Low Side
Truck Tool boxes
You've seen many of these types of tool boxes on trucks but what makes us different:(1) The more you use your tool box, the more important the design becomes. Our slanted lid design gives you a low entry access without sacrificing usable space in your tool box. With the trucks getting higher off the ground these days, this is a feature you will not want to overlook. (2) Removable trays are pretty nice when you want to take your tools or parts with you to the job. Our trays lift out of the tool box with ease. Do the others? No. (3) The shell of our tool boxes are made from a marine grade 1/8" thick aluminum with a .100 lid. The average tool box on the market is only half as thick. They will not last if you are using your tool box. We refuse to use anything less. (4) Our T-handle locks and continuous hinge are the same style we use on our semi truck line of tool boxes. Stainless steel and extra tough. They cost a lot more but are the most important part of the tool box. (5) Weather stripping can really make the deference between a poorly make tool box and a great one. That's why we use an automotive "A" grade neoprene weather stripping. We have used the same manufacturer for over 20 years because it lasts. (6) You get our experience of building tool boxes for over 30 years of trial and error. It seems that no matter how much engineering you put into a product it doesn't always cover the different stresses put on it from the guy that's using it. So, over the years we have re engineered and re engineered until we have a first class selection of tool boxes that work hard for you. That's why we can offer a "Lifetime Warranty" on our products. These toolboxes provide easy access to hand-held saws, power drills, tool belts, hammers and other tools, parts and supplies, while keeping the bed of the truck clear for lumber, sheets of plywood or other cargo.
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The
low side toolbox comes with a durable aluminum removable tool tray
with movable dividers. Need to take a select assortment of tools to
where you're working? Just lift out the tray and take it with you.
Moving the tray from side to side also allows you to better organize
and access the contents of the box.
