Box inserts - Designed for storing small components and fasteners in toolboxes, these opaque boxes are available in a wide variety of sizes to keep your inventory clearly divided There's a wide choice of drawer dividers on the market. Some are designed for simple placement into the required space, while others rely on the drawer design, such as slotted dividers. All are designed to be adjustable to allow for complete customisation. Used everywhere from wardrobe drawers to office stationery cupboards, drawer dividers act as a means of segmenting a large drawer space into smaller, contained areas of storage. This can be in the form of plastic boxes set into a drawer, plastic or metal slots that slide into a pre-moulded groove, or even an entire drawer component, pre-divided, which simply slides into the drawer space. Make the most of your storage space and get organised with drawer dividers from Cromwell. The ideal way to keep tools and fasteners accessible and easy to find, our drawer dividers are available in a wide range of materials and styles, from plastic box inserts to steel toolbox divider inserts. Drawer size - start at the beginning as they say, and measure the space you want to divide, make sure you take the depth measurement too, you don't want to end up with a neatly arranged drawer that won't close.

There are several methods for cleaning aluminum and other metals using DIY formulas, as well as commercially manufactured products. Home remedies include different mixtures of vinegar, baking soda, salt, and water. Manufactured chemicals will be labeled specifically for cleaning aluminum. You should also consider the organizer’s material construction. Metal options are likely to be strong and durable, but they also tend to be heavier. Models made from cloth or lightweight plastic will be easier to carry. How We Selected Tool-specific: These are designed with a certain tool in mind but can often work fine for storing various other tools, as well. Slot dividers - This type of divider slots into pre-moulded groove in a drawer or a box insert to make use of all the storage space available and clearly designate storage areasBin: These cups or containers fit insider toolboxes or drawers and can be easily arranged and configured in whatever way works best for you. If you’re a DIY enthusiast, sufficient tool storage is essential. Tool boxes are the ideal mid-point between a tool bag and a comprehensive tool chest or cabinet. They’re perfect for transporting mid-sized tool collections around for work as well as keeping tools organised and secure at home. About our range of tool boxes

Tray: Often featuring dividers or slots, these organizers can fit insider drawers or tools boxes but can also just sit on your table or workstation. It's always a good idea to start with a small test spot when working with a new cleaning agent. Follow the manufacturer's instructions or use your home mix and apply it to a small portion of your toolbox. Wait 24 hours and if you see the desired result, continue cleaning and polishing your aluminum box. This article was written by Michelle Ullman, the tool expert for The Spruce. She has extensive experience not only in writing about all things related to the home, but also in carrying out various DIY projects, including landscaping, painting, flooring, wallpapering, furniture makeovers, and simple repairs around the house and yard. Large metal boxes full of tools and hardware get heavy. If you typically need just a few tools for your various DIY projects but have an extensive collection of tools, keep a small organizer box on hand that you can fill with just the tools required for that project; it will be much lighter so you can lift and move it easily. A polyester tool bag or tool apron are other options for short-term projects. You may even want to keep a few different kinds of toolboxes: one for the garage or workshop, one for the house, and one for your automobile.This complete set of heat-treated, chrome-plated tools is built tough to handle the wear and tear of any project. It's also an ideal option for experienced DIYers to keep on hand for those unexpected repairs or projects. With dimensions of 14.7 inches in length, 8.9 inches in depth, and 2.6 inches in height, the box is both compact and durable. When buying a toolbox, be sure to consider what size will fit your needs best. If you have only a few hand tools but want to keep them organized and protected, then consider purchasing either a small or medium-sized toolbox. However, if you need something larger to hold power tools like reciprocating saws or drills, consider buying a rolling chest on wheels instead of a stationary box. This way, you can easily move it around as needed.” These aids are built to hold your tools and small items. In general, there are six different types of toolbox organizers, allowing you to keep each type of tool in its rightful place. If you’re after a metal tool box, the stylish multi-tray Halfords Cantilever Tool Box is a fantastic option. A heavy duty tool box containing 5 trays, this is the perfect choice for storing a variety of hand tools.

Divider kits - Designed for use in modular drawer units, these kits are designed specifically to divide up a set size of drawer and can be adjusted according to user preference If you want a sturdy tool box that’s big enough to hold the essentials plus some extras, but not so large that it’s difficult to lift or store, then you’ll appreciate the DEWALT TSTAK Deep Toolbox with Long Handle. But if you just need an inexpensive tool box for a basic home tool kit or to use as your emergency tool box, then the Plano Grab-N-Go 16-Inch Tool Box is the best choice. What to Look for in a Tool Box Size and Storage CapacityTray: Kind of like the tray you keep in your silverware drawer to separate the knives from the forks, these trays are inserts that sit in the drawers of your toolbox. They allow you to keep your screws in one part of the tray and your drill bits in another. Some trays are even covered, allowing you to keep them inside or outside of your toolbox. Shelves : Another way to add more space to your toolbox is to add a shelf to the top of it. Some shelves are simple, while others have a series of small drawers for your bits and bobs. Insert type - think about which type of divider will suit the space you have. Box inserts can be sub-divided, but their sides when placed next to one another lose a bit of space. Drawer divider kits can be a good option if you can't visualise how you want the space to work.