BOSCHL-BOXX-4 15" x 14" x 17-1/2" Stackable Tool Storage Case

I used to going for the tools that came with plastic cases, assuming they would give a safe way to store and transport. They do those functions well, but they do so at the cost of space, which is at a premium in my small home workspace. If I had the budget for a dedicated shop, I would probably find the Bosch L-boxx cases not as good a solution as they are. But they work great for my needs. The sizes are pretty wide, offering a good way to fit tools, from saws to sanders. If you have Bosch tools, there are inserts made for the cases, although they do not appear to be sold in the US at this point. I may order some pick and pluck foam, but for now find them to work well with the tools right next to one another when mixed (sanders in one box, etc). If you depended on the cases for your lively hood, the inserts or padding might be more important. I am slowly trying to accumulate L-boxx units to get rid of the tool provided cases I have, since they are mostly air (or plastic). They are pricey for certain, although less expensive than Festool's Systainers, but can be neatly stacked atop one another, including a wheeled base option. Personally I am not sure the wheeled base is worth the cost, so I will whip up my own wheeled bases out of some plywood with shallow vertical side pieces to help lock the bottom L-boxx in place. Anyway, the L-boxx units are plastic, but they feel sturdy enough for most uses. Not as heavy duty as some of the Dewalt offerings, but much more flexible in my opinion. I would not load them up with pounds of hardware, but for most tools they are more than capable of holding, protecting, and organizing your toys. They connect and disconnect easily enough, have large holds, and a big top mounted handle. Recommended.

this has been a great addition to my kit. this size is good when needed for lots of stuff or for larger items. i have never regretted any purchases for this system. for me the 3 size ends up being more useful as this can get very heavy when full and things at the bottom can get buried easily because you can keep stacking things on top with all of the room. around 14x12x15 inches(36x30x38cm), height, depth, width. it stacks and locks together with other boxes in the system very well. if it is heavily loaded it can get a little awkward trying to line up the clips at bottom with the interlocking slots on top of another but not a real problem and easier than other systems i've tried. i find it easiest to just watch one side as i place one on to another and they will line up easily and lock together with the weight of the top one whether empty or full. releasing the boxes is easy as well, you simply push inward on the red spring clips in the side handles and pick up. i've cracked one of my drawer cases before and these are abs plastic so repairs are easy. i was able to cold weld cracks and breaks with acetone and had great results. I hope this is helpful.

I am a big fan of the L-Boxx concept, easy to stack and plenty of durability. I bought into the L-Boxx storage system after buying a couple Bosch tools that came with the L-Boxx. I really like the different size box selections and I can find Usually find an L-Boxx that is a good fit with most any tool I have. The system can get pricey but it really depends on how you plan on using the system, I like the square shape, the shape lets me store the boxes in my truck with little wasted space, no weird space age shapes or protective bars that take up unnecessary space in the truck or van.

These are very light weight and we will see how long they last. If these are subjected to heavy use, cold weather ect. ect. I'm not sure in the durability. The system works ok just not as sturdy as I think it should be for the money. You have a pretty good investment when you buy multiple boxes and the hand cart. Expected more I guess. We will see how the whole thing holds up.

I work in construction and drive an SUV so i don't have that much trunk space to spare. My tools were originally stored in canvas bags and they were taking up all the space in my trunk as well as the rear fold down seat since i wasnt able to stack the bags without damaging tools. I Bought an l-BOXX 1A,2,3, and a 4 to hold all of my tools and they worked fantastic!I store my Milwaukee m18 sawzall, m18 circular saw, dewalt corded grinder, as well as grinding wheels, sawzall bits, and circular saw blades in the L-Boxx 4, and the box is only half full. All the boxes stack in my trunk in one column and i have them bungeed to the side so they dont topple over on turns and such.The only negative i could see in the larger boxes like the 3 and 4 was that the sides of the boxes do flex a little so when you try and snap a box on top of the larger boxes one of the latches will lock but the other will sometimes flex to the side and will not lock. So look out for that or else you may try and pick the whole stack up without all the boxes being locked together. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a modular stackable storage solution..

This is a very nice tool box, and will fit a rechargeable sawzall, circular saw, and hammer drill with room to spare, but the construction is pretty light. I would never stand on this, it might crack.Just to be upfront, I bought this and the LBOXX-3 to see if I could use the 3 for the above listed tools and it was too small. This one is quite a bit bigger. I will say this, filled with tools, its pretty heavy, I would probably prefer side mounted handles rather than the one large one on top.