Walmart is selling a $280 metal tool chest for just $139 that shoppers call the 'best tool stash of all time'
Anybody who's ever worked on cars knows how many tools are required to get the job done. It also becomes very clear very fast that there's never enough space to store everything. Thankfully, Walmart has been slashing prices on hundreds of items in its tool department, including one rolling metal tool chest that's now less than $200 and perfect for any garage.
Right now at Walmart, you can score the Seizeen 6-Drawer Rolling Tool Box for $139, which is 50% off the original $280 price tag. This 3-in-1 metal tool cabinet has earned 240 five-star ratings from shoppers who have gone as far as calling it the 'best tool stash of all time.' It's available in two colors—red and blue—but the price of the former is slightly better.
The chest's six roomy drawers can hold up to 15 kilograms each, meaning all your tools and accessories should fit nicely. No matter how much you fill it up, it remains portable thanks to its four rolling wheels. That means you can move your equipment freely in your garage or wheel it all outside if necessary. Portability aside, the tool box can be rearranged with ease, as you can stick with the base cabinet, stack all the drawers together, or place the upper cabinet in the bottom one. Whatever you decide, the entire metal chest comes with a high-quality powder finish and an anti-corrosion coat to guarantee longevity.
'If you are looking for a solid tool chest that is reasonably priced, you will be happy with this one,' one reviewer praised. 'I love the various size drawers to store tools and organize supplies.'Putting the chest together is a breeze, too. 'It's very easy to assemble,' one customer said. 'Nice, gliding drawers. Holds tons of tools—was able to get rid of three full tool boxes. Seems very sturdy and I love the ability to roll it to where I am working in the garage.'
If you don't want to miss your chance to score one of the best tool stashes in the business, we recommend heading to the Walmart site as soon as possible while the Seizeen 6-Drawer Rolling Tool Box is still incredibly discounted.
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