STANLEY FATMAX Rolling Workshop, 4-in1 Units including Removable Toolbox, Durable Metal and Plastic, Mobile Workstation, 1-95-622

This is quite big which was a nice surprise when it arrived. It is perfect for my business (Domestic Housekeeper) as all the compartments and drawers hold products and equipment perfectly. The top section comes off and is a separate tool box. It fits into the boot of my 'crossover' car nicely and considering I am a 'girlie' shows that even guys won't find this difficult to manoeuvre about.The wheels are sturdy and it looks professional that even clients seem impressed. I had to put a lubricant on the pull out drawer mechanisms as they were quite stiff when first using but they freed up the more I used it.It just fits through standard doorway width so can be taken from room to room and the detachable tool box means that I can take relevant equipment upstairs.The locks on the top tool box are extremely loud when opening and closing but there is a way round this by just half locking them and you can still carry the toolbox. It may appear trivial but if the client is at home, the very loud locking sound can be a disturbance.

OK so I got this for my dad. He's had all in one boxes in the past. He really likes this. For home users or hobbiests I'd recommend, I was almost put off seeing reviews from professional workmen that lug the unit in and out of their vans 10 times a day complaining the plastic doesn't hold up. It is what it is. No complaints from us.

Item was as described. Plenty of organised storage and easily transported. The top tool box and the drawers all feel sturdy and functional. The small box's all help to keep things easily accessible and organised. It's not the cheapest but you get what you pay for and it's a name you can trust .👍

Very spacious. The drawers are easy to use and pull out. lift with the handle provided not the top toolbox as only holding on with clasps.Not lightweight so feels durable

This Stanley Fatmax tool chest tool box arrived after 22 day of ordering. I didn't mind too much due to the current COVID 19 situation. It arrived today and I unpacked it straight away. I opened a draw and the clip broke, I opened another draw and a clip from underneath the draw above had fallen off and was sitting in the draw. The design and quality is very poor. I then find I have to pay for this massive item to be returned, and they will only refund around £4 towards it! Because of this, I try the option of contacting Stanley/black and decker direct and they are not open to take calls. Not sure what to do now. nightmare

Very pleased with my purchase it's very well made and is really great for storing all your tooling, its also very good when you need all your tools in one place whilst working onsite and another good point worth pointing out is you can detach the top tool box if you need more room to carry bulky items and need the space. Only downside is there is only one place you can put a lock and that's on the main tool box so you cannot lock the sliding doors or the base unit. Not really a big problem because if someone wants to steal your tools a plastic tool box isn't going to stop them but I suppose it's a visual thing. Great buy highly recommend I've had mine for over a year now and used daily with no problems

I really like this tool box, after reading good and bad reviews I decided to buy it. The top tool box does come off, which helps when loading it into my van. Keep your heavier tools in the bottom section and try to limit the weight in the draws, as they won't open if theres too much weight in them. I own and run a small building company, and over all I would recomend this tool box.

Ok,bought this as starting business as electrician and been acquiring tools to start up, it does take a surprising amount of tools as mentioned but the drawers are shallower from front to back (horizontal) depth not vertical, to take much larger tools in the bottom space.All said, I have fitted a circ saw (Bosch), a B&D Mouse sander, 4!/2" grinder and builders tape. So not bad but was hoping to get my 9"grinder in there :'(. It is handy and I've managed to free up almost 2 toolbox's in the process of consolidating all my large bits 'n' bobs. I may see if I can change the bottom draw set up and just fill it with light switches, sockets pendants ect for when I'm in domestic scenario, I could get quite a bit in there that way, and move the bits in there now to my other box.The missus is impressed and being Physio doing sport also she's looked at to put her tapes, ultrasound machine and all Physio related gizmo's in there, to take on & off the pitch as she also covers a few Rugby clubs.The drawers don't come right out so you have to remove tray compartments at front of draw to get at things behind so not ideal if keeping larger items in, it wouldn't be a problem though it where fixings n screws and stuff (about 2/3rds of the back drawers aren't exposed when open). The Drawers catch a little and always don't roll out freely, but WD40 and a bit of oil sorted this out (will keep you updated) personally I think it is because its a little 'new'. Price was good at one and eleven'ish.I would have liked it to been bigger and also making use of Stanley's weather sealing on the tool box and drawers as I have this in my other box and I think it will be missed having had it not to worry about tools getting damp/wet.The wheels do appear to be a "hard" rubber so not sure what people where referring to as plastic, they are hard rubber so I imagine this will be causing some vibration. but I believe they have been road tested by Stanley, so should last well on most terrain.I did think the box casing would be metal, it isn't. But not a major one, it may prove to be more durable in the field?So, overall I'm fairly satisfied, I would have given it a 5 star if the above was addressed. And in future incarnations, I will definitely buy it if it so becomes. This will do me for now.Happy hunting.