Empty Tool Trolleys
These empty tool trolleys come without tools. Fill the drawers with your own set. Check the external dimensions: height, width, and depth. The number of drawers and their sizes determine what you can store. A full-extension drawer offers better access. A larger wheel diameter rolls smoother over uneven floors. Choose a trolley that fits your workshop and tools.
Workshop Trolley | 7 Drawers | empty
Workshop Trolley | 8 Drawers | empty
Workshop Trolley | 7 Drawers | extra low total Height | empty
Workshop Trolley | 11 Drawers | empty
Workshop Trolley | 8 Drawers | empty
Workshop Trolley | 7 Drawers | empty
Workshop Trolley | 4 Drawers, 1 folding Compartment | empty
Workshop Trolley | 2x 5 Drawers | 1 Cabinet | empty
Workshop Trolley | 2 Drawers | Horizontal double Drawer Slide | empty
Workshop Trolley | 1 Drawer | open Type
Workshop Trolley | 7 Drawers | empty
Workshop Trolley XL | 7 Drawers | empty
Workshop Trolley XXL | 10 Drawers | empty
Diagnostic Table | mobile
Workshop Trolley Attachment | 4 Drawers | empty
Workshop Trolley Attachment | 4 Drawers | empty
Mobile Assembly Trolley
Assembly Cart Attachment | for BGS 2002
Hard-Top tool case attachment | for BGS 2002
Hard-Top tool case attachment | 2 Drawers | for BGS 2002
Tool Storage Service Cart | mobile | height adjustable
Workshop Trolley | 6 Drawers | 1 Side Door | empty
Workshop Trolley | 7 Drawers | 1 Side Door | empty
Service Tool Cart | mobile
Choose the Right Empty Tool Trolley
What to Look for in an Empty Tool Trolley
An empty tool trolley comes without contents. You fill the drawers with your own tools. So the external dimensions decide what fits. Measure the height, width, and depth. Also check if the trolley fits under your workbench or next to the vehicle lift.
Drawers and Full Extension
The number of drawers and their sizes determine what you store. A drawer with full extension gives a better overview. You see everything at once. That saves time on every job. Choose deep drawers for sockets and ratchets. Use shallow drawers for small parts.
Mobility and Wheels
The wheel diameter determines how smoothly you move. Larger wheels roll better over thresholds and uneven floors. Small wheels are manoeuvrable in tight spaces. Choose a trolley that suits your workshop. Then your tools are always within reach.
Not sure whether to build your own setup? Take a look at equipped tool trolleys if you would rather have a complete set straight away. Want to see the whole range first? Go to tool trolleys for an overview of all versions.