Hilka G301C9BBS Heavy Duty 9-Drawer Tool Chest

Very pleased with the quality and good value compared with alternatives.The draws slide very easily on the ball bearing guides.Lining the draws with thin non-slip rubber matting stops the tools sliding around.Fits nicely on top of my Clarke 7 draw tool cabinet, but has an extra draw compared to the equivalent Clarke tool chest. The draw handle colours don't match, but can put up with that.

Covered it dents on all sides!

Ok tool box, bought for temporary use until can find a more solid one. The drawer's are a pain and could of been designed better they do shut and lock but not properly. There's no bottom to the box so can only place on something bigger and flat orherwise box will bend as frame of box is not very strong. For hobby or lite stuff it's ok but no use for a workshop use as it would not last.

Although not advertised as such, when it arrived it was branded Hilka. It's solidly made, the drawers all run smoothly. I needed a tool chest for lots of small items used for mending clocks, cameras etc., and this is ideal. It could be kept on the bench, but to save bench space I put it on a step stool beside where I sit, which works fine. [Premier Housewares Metal Step Stool, 25 x 43 x 35 cm, Black, also from Amazon]. It's a pity it doesn't come with drawer liners, but I got a couple of sheets of rubber mesh drawer liner fron eBay which cut up easily, and the offcuts are perfect for getting tops off jars.

Quick delivery, good price and arrived in good condition. Does the job and keeps tools in order. Only issue is some of drawers slide open in transit (used in van) which can be annoying, however I have not come across one of these cheats that does not have this issue!

Always wanted a decent toolbox and I am so glad I found this one, I have some snap-on stuff but could never afford a snap-on toolbox and this one filled the gap and works brilliantly and also quite sturdy

Got this along with a 3bdrawer add on box for a total of approximately £130, and paid for next day postage.Didnt arrive until late, but in fairness amazon refunded me the delivery costs so no harm done.Onto the toolboxes themselves, in this case, just the 9 drawer:- thin metal construction, says heavy duty but its "made in china" heavy duty- not very heavy (under 30kg) so can be unstable if not on a perfectly level with a few drawers open- the drawers dont open fully, so you end up having to awkwardly hide tools at the back- drawers not removable, so you cant bolt it down or anything from the inside without drilling the rivets off the drawers and removing them that way- mine had circular marks on the front of it (minor issue as it would only get scratched etc overvthe years of use but still, if you buy something new it should be in a good state from the start)- the black you see pictured on the handles is just thick plastic laid over the metal- very flimsy locking system, i mean flimsy to the level of you could probably bend the front of a locked drawer to get at the tools by hand, not exaggerating.- no drawer liners included, have to cut them yourself if you want them lined- cant foam tools in without sacrificing a good 1/4 of every drawer due to them not opening properlyI only got mine to have at home in the bottom of a cupboard to keep a few tools in, didnt want to spend a lot and thought it was a great deal, sonif you really are on a budget then get this, if you can fork out an extra £50 for a clarke HD plus model from machine mart (what i did in the end) then you'll have a toolbox for life

all of my hand tools in one place. should of done it years ago. so easy to pull a draw open then go though 3 tool boxes. saves so much time. also will save my bad back lol. thinking of getting another as have other hobbies that could do with present.