Ironton Mobile Tool Chest, Slide Top Tool Cart Made of Rust-Resistant Powder-Coat Finish, Mobile with Fully Opening Lid, Four Locking Drawers, Rolling Tool Carts Tool Cart with Drawers

This is a great value. Having all the tools you need at your fingertips saves a ton of time and trips back and forth in a big building. There’s room for a lot of stuff and it fits easily in a small closet. Love the work surface and overall quality, though the locking mechanism keeps getting stuck. It looks clean and professional too. Home Depot doesn’t have anything like this.

I'm an industrial electrician and need to move around the shop. I did get some external magnetic organizer accessories to hold tools. It's a decent little cart. I do wish the drawers were more secure when locked.

Assembly was a total pain in a$$ as the holes have to be forced to meet up, box was smashed to hell but luckily no dents, the stickers they decided to put EVERYWHERE are the biggest downside tho. These things are on every damn piece and they don’t come off at all. Tried acetone, isopropyl alcohol, Even brake cleaner which faded the paint in that area but still nada. Why they felt the need to sticker every single item is beyond me but I digress. It’s definitely a US General (harbor freight) reject 1000%. They are IDENTICAL to the 4 drawer US General one’s at harbor freight. Same exact screwdriver compartments along the edges of the top compartment, same assembly, same number of bolts. Literally only thing different is color choices and the “Ironton” label

Love this thing moves around the shop with ease. Was easy to put together only bad part is needing help to lift the box way up.

It was a gift

PERSONAL preferences: Love the storage and tray Wished it were: Taller to allow for 5 gallon sized bucket on bottom Wider to compare to more traditional carts

Easy to put together, strong sturdy tool cabinet, easy glide drawers, lot's of storage

My husband was so excited for this thing. We got it on sale for $150 thought we were getting a great deal. He gets it puts it together and was ecstatic to take it to work. There's two reasons it has one star. The first is because the legs were placed inside the top section of the toolbox and the only way to get them out was to cut open the box that they were in and pull that box out then we were able to move the legs in such a way to get them out. My guess is that at the factory they drop the box with the legs in and then put the two top pieces on? It wasn't a huge thing we figured it out pretty quickly, but it was a lot of work to break the box enough to get into it even with a knife like we were afraid that we were going to damage the legs by cutting into the box and if the knife had slipped we could have potentially scratched up the inside of the box. Now, I understand that it's a toolbox and it's going to get scratched up but again you know before we ever put it into you so we would like it to look somewhat decent. The second reason there is a one star rating is because second day on the job One of the two slider pieces that opens up the top broke. He's still technically able to utilize all the functions for the toolbox but half the top opening is now broken. He wanted to return it but it was going to cost more to return it than it cost us to purchase it so it wasn't really worth the trouble at that point. Another side note was when we ordered this we had it shipped direct to his job site but then the job got pushed so before anything was shipped we tried to get it canceled and shipped to the right address at our house because it was going to be multiple weeks before he was going to be back out on the job site. Amazon wasn't able to help with that because the order had already gone through so I called the company that sold it and they said there was nothing they could do on there ends because it all has to go through Amazon. So it essentially turned into a I can't do anything go ask that guy circle jerk. Maybe we just got a defective one, but all in all the $150 that we spent ended up not being worth it.