Wall System
Choose a storage system that fits your space and working style. Consider the width, height, and depth of the modules. The number of drawers and their pull-out length determine how much you can store. Also think about the finish that suits your environment. Measure your wall carefully before ordering to ensure everything fits perfectly.
Storage System Combination | Combi | Wooden | 4 Components
Storage System Combination | Compact Kit | Wooden | 6 Components
Storage System Combination | Flex | Wooden | 5 Components
Storage System Combination | Workshop | Wooden | 8 Components
Drawer Lower Cabinet | 7 Drawers | empty
Workshop Cabinet | Double-Hinged-Door | with 1 Compartment
Base Cabinet | with Paper Towel Holder and Trash Can Module
Workshop Cabinet | Single-Hinged-Door | Corner Base
Workshop Cabinet | Double-Hinged-Door | with 2 Compartments
Wall Cabinet | with Front Lid
Wall Cabinet | with Front Lid | Corner Base
Tool Trolley | 4 Drawers | Mobile | empty | for Storage System Combination
Storage System Combination | Starter Kit | Wooden | 3 Components
How to Choose a Storage System
Determine the size of the storage system
Measure the wall carefully before ordering. Check the total length, height, and depth of the modules. That way you know everything fits. A wide system with many modules seems handy, but it takes up space you might need for other equipment.
Choose the number of drawers
The number of drawers and the extension length determine how much tool storage you get. Go for drawers that pull out fully. Then you always see what is at the back. A drawer with a holder for sockets or ratchets keeps your workshop tidy.
Think about the finish
Choose a finish that can take a knock. A wooden worktop suits light assembly, but not heavy jobs. Check that the system is easy to mount. A sturdy wall fixing prevents the system from shifting during use.
Complete your storage system with accessories for the storage system, such as wall panels and holders. That way you build up your factory equipment step by step.