HomakHomak Steel Hip Roof Tool Box, Red, 16 Inches

I mounted this toolbox on the tongue of my trailer I use to haul things. I keep small tools, a jack, and tire removal tools in it.

This is the second Homax brand box I have bought. They are built nicely - probably as good or better than Craftsman or Snap-On. The finish is beautiful and scratch resistant. Only thing I would improve is the latch. It is strong and well fit but the tolerances could be a little better. I bought a smaller version of this box to hold a side arm grinder and all the attachments. I was looking for some cheap storage since I only use it occasionally. When I recieved it I thought, "Wow, can't believe it is this good for the money I paid". Worked very well so when I needed one for a new reciprocating saw, I specifically went looking for a Homak box. They make several different sizes if you search. This one has a sturdy drop in tray, which I took out to make room for the other stuff, but it's a little to shallow to be practical since your hand just about hits the bottom when there is nothing in it. Buy this box for the box and not this tray. I would imagine, hoewver, that a bigger box would have a great tray. Don't know who or where these are made, or that I never heard of them before. If I need another box I'll definately look for a Homax before driving to Sears or flagging down a Snap-On truck (and paying 3X-5X the price).

This tool box is excellent! The quality puts me in mind of the heavy-duty automotive tool boxes that my dad and brothers had in the 1950s and 1960s. The metal is heavy gauge, the box and inner tray are constructed and joined well, and the paint work is first rate. I got this for my husband's 60th birthday (you can tell I am a true romantic) and I'm sure that it will be handed down to his grandson a long time from now.

Study, classic tool box.

Various and sundry depictions of this item have shown it with and without an interior removable tray with handle. This item did not include the tray, which I would have much preferred to expand the toolbox's functionality. Other than that, I'm staisfied with the value proposition. Keep in mind these are not stackable.

I totally love the toolbox but was disappointed in the cheap plastic handle that was attached. I should have gone with my gut feeling about purchase. Hopefully when I place all my tools in there the handle will be able to hold the weight.

In my opinion...the tool box is very well made, and just the right size....I bought three each of them for my three young grandsons..filled them with the necessary tools one would need for small household & auto repairs. Searched all of my local big-box tool stores, nothing compared...it's very difficult to find an all steel toolbox...most have plastic shelves & handles. The Steel Handle is riveted into the lid, thus it's able to carry the weight of the box and tools inside. The inside shelf is also made of steel, painted the same as the box. I had monogrammed brass name plates made for the lid of each box...I think my grandsons will probably keep and use them throughout their lifetime. I was given a tool box by my grandfather...used it all through college to keep my car running...and still have and use it today.

I don't usually buy expensive tool boxes, but I did this time. Great finish on the box, and it looks like great care was taking in it's design and construction.