Tool trolleys & workshop equipment
A workshop trolley keeps your tools organised and within reach. This category covers trolleys from compact to large, with open or closed drawers. You will learn what matters when choosing: load capacity, number of drawers, castors and safety. We also share tips on setting up your workshop with workbenches and cabinets. This way you pick a trolley that lasts and suits your working style. We discuss materials, maintenance and accessories.
Workshop Trolley | 8 Drawers | with 299 Tools
Workshop Trolley Attachment | 4 Drawers | empty
Magnetic Cup Holder
Solid Wood Worktop | Corner Base
4 pack sizes · from €142.86
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Tool Tray 1/3: Socket Set | 6.3 mm (1/4 ") | 41 pcs.
Workshop Trolley | 8 Drawers | with 296 Tools
Workshop Trolley Attachment | 4 Drawers | empty
Magnetic Can Storage Tray | 210 mm
Tool Tray 1/3: Sockets 12-point | 6.3 mm (1/4") / 12.5 mm (1/2") | 29 pcs.
Tool Tray 1/6: Engine Timing Tool Set | for Jaguar, Land Rover 2.7, 3.0 TD V6
Mobile Assembly Trolley
Mobile Assembly Trolley | with 111 Tools
Magnetic Holder | for Spray Guns
Assembling Bar | for Wall Cupboards and Perforated Tool Panel Plates
Tool Tray 2/3: Crowfoot Spanner Set | 12.5 mm (1/2") Drive | Inch Sizes | 14 pcs.
Workshop Trolley | 6 Drawers | 1 Side Door | with 158 Tools
Assembly Cart Attachment | for BGS 2002
Magnetic Holder | for Welding Torch
Assembling Bar | for Wall Cupboards and Perforated Tool Panel Plates | Corner Base
Lightning Cover | for LED Lighting Elements | 650 mm
Tool Tray 1/3: Bit Socket Set | 12.5 mm (1/2") | internal hexagon, T-Star (for Torx), Spline (for XZN), Spline (for RIBE) | 36 pcs.
Tool Tray 2/3, empty | for BGS 4045
Tool Tray 2/3, empty | for BGS 4053
Tool Tray 2/3, empty | for BGS 4055
Frequently asked questions about Tool trolleys & workshop equipment
Answers to the most common questions from our customers
A trolley with five or six drawers suits most mechanics. Smaller models with three drawers are handy for a tool bag or for mobile jobs. Larger trolleys with nine drawers offer plenty of space but are heavier. Check the sizes and depths you need for your largest tools. Do not choose too small, because they fill up quickly.
On a smooth concrete floor hard polyurethane castors work well. They roll easily and hardly wear. Soft rubber castors grip better on rough floors but leave marks. Always choose castors with a brake on at least two swivel wheels so the trolley stays still during work.
Yes, but check the material and coating. Powder coating resists rust. Do not expose the trolley to rain for long periods. A waterproof cover is a good idea. For outdoor use choose trolleys with plastic or stainless steel parts and a lock on the doors or drawers.
Place the heaviest tools in the bottom drawers. Keep the total weight below the maximum load. Put the trolley on an even surface. Avoid pulling on an open drawer. A low centre of gravity also helps. Use the brake when opening drawers.
An open trolley has no doors and gives quick access for daily work. A closed trolley has a door or a roll top to secure the contents. This protects your tools from dust and theft. Choose a closed model if you store the trolley outside or in a shared area.
Tool trolleys & workshop equipment: the right base
Buy empty or complete?
A complete tool trolley is cheaper per tool and you are ready in one go. If you have been collecting tools for years, you are better off buying an empty trolley with separate inlays. Otherwise you pay for wrenches you already have and end up with two half sets.
Check the inlay type
Inlays are not universal. Each product states its inlay type, and that determines whether it fits your drawers. Measure your drawer height to be sure. Foam inlays keep tools in place and show at a glance what is missing, which is handy when several mechanics work from the same trolley.
Factory equipment: floor and walls
A workshop starts with the floor. Durable plastic tiles click together and lay without tools. They resist oil and grease. For walls, there are modular systems with holders for common tools. A factory equipment setup with floor tiles and wall panels keeps your space tidy and safe.
Delivery: pallet or parcel
Filled trolleys, workbenches and cabinet systems go by pallet and weigh up to several hundred kilos. Pallet delivery means kerbside drop-off, so make sure you can turn around and someone is present. The product page states the weight, so you know what to expect. Loose inlays and small parts go by parcel.