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I need a tool box

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We need a tool box, bigish in size but have never bought one before any ideas???
Recently married and loving it x

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  • wallbash
    wallbash Posts: 17,775 Forumite
    All the 'sheds' have them .

    But ( me included ) have seen an increase of the use of tool bags , rather than the box.
    Those with pockets and straps , make finding the specific tool much easier.
    Perhaps a few more details would help??
  • nightsky224
    nightsky224 Posts: 913 Forumite
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    Sorry I realise I haven't given much info. We just need it for home. We have recently started acumulating various tools etc and would like somewhere to put them. Dont want anything to fancy and dont want to spend a fortune just something sturdy that can live under the stairs.
    Recently married and loving it x
  • wallbash
    wallbash Posts: 17,775 Forumite
    If its going to 'live; under the stairs :D
    You will be stacking other rubbish above or below . So its a box .
    Look at the number of tools, then wander to BQ/homebase/wicks /focus etc and buy a box twice as large.... you will fill it ( we all do)

    Don't spend a fortune ( £15 to £20 :confused:) the more expensive ones are for those that transport and can justify the cost. Dont go for gimmicks , wheels etc .
  • nightsky224
    nightsky224 Posts: 913 Forumite
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    wallbash wrote: »
    If its going to 'live; under the stairs :D
    You will be stacking other rubbish above or below . So its a box .
    Look at the number of tools, then wander to BQ/homebase/wicks /focus etc and buy a box twice as large.... you will fill it ( we all do)

    Don't spend a fortune ( £15 to £20 :confused:) the more expensive ones are for those that transport and can justify the cost. Dont go for gimmicks , wheels etc .

    Thanks Wallbash, I shall have a look at the places you sugested. Great advice x
    Recently married and loving it x
  • nightsky224
    nightsky224 Posts: 913 Forumite
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    Ended up getting one from homebase £7 and it even had a mini tool box inside as well. Good buy I think.
    Recently married and loving it x
  • wallbash
    wallbash Posts: 17,775 Forumite
    Thank you nightsky224 , I think its really nice to know what the result of any advice someone trys to give .

    Ps I think it should be compulsory to know wot the end of the story is :D:D
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