Lowe's has
Craftsman 2000 Series 52" 10-Drawer Steel Rolling Tool Cabinet (Red or Black) on sale for
$389. Select free store pickup where stock permits.
Available:
Note: Availability may vary based on location.
Thanks to Community Member
pennysave for sharing this deal.
- Includes:
- 10 drawer liners
- 1 embossed top mat
- 1 set of keys
- Caster set
- Full-grip tubular side handle
- Hardware
- Features:
- Heavy-duty no-slam drawer slides with self-closing mechanism
- Full extension drawer slides for complete access
- Embossed top mat and drawer liners for surface and tool protection
- Compatible with matching Craftsman 2000 Series tool chest (sold separately)
- Dimensions: 52" W x 38.05" H
- Material: 18-20-GA steel I-Frame construction
- Storage capacity: 18,532 cubic inches
- Load rating: 1,500-lb total capacity
- Drawer capacity: Full extension slides support 100-lbs each
- Casters: 5" x 2" with toe-locking brakes; reinforced mounting
- Security: Internal locking system with over-mold key
- Made in the USA with global materials (Sedalia, Missouri)
Top Comments
To that end; I wish they would stop trying to make 18" depth, happen. I just feel like I'm being ripped off.
46" (instead of 52") is $300 with coupon right now. But it comes with wood top
Opted for that instead
Community Reviews
This Craftsman 52 inch 10 drawer steel rolling cabinet stands out as a space saving tool chest for tighter garages, with a layout that fits well when a 24 inch cabinet is too deep. The 10 drawers and lower price history make it appealing as a practical storage box, and the size also suits a Father's Day gift. The main cautions are build quality and stability, with reports of flimsy steel, a tip over risk when heavily loaded, and shipping damage from weak packaging. A compact option if depth matters more than maximum heft.
Common Questions (5)
It can feel flimsy in the steel and drawer sides, and heavily loaded drawers may increase tip-over risk when the cabinet is opened. The shallower depth can work in tighter garages, but it is less stable than deeper cabinets when loaded heavily.
The Kobalt K1 is described as heavier and more sturdy, with a better-built feel than the Craftsman. The Craftsman is partially USA-made, but the K1 is preferred on build quality despite the similar price.
Yes, the 10-drawer layout is called out as a good Father's Day gift. The 52-inch size gives plenty of storage without needing a full 24-inch-deep cabinet.
It can arrive with bent corners, and replacement units may have the same issue. The shipped packaging is reportedly not sturdy enough to protect the cabinet during transit.
It is considered a strong buy for the price, with one owner saying they would buy another at $300 in a heartbeat. The same cabinet was previously bought for $199 on Black Friday, showing the current deal is higher but still viewed as worthwhile if you have the space.
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