Customer Reviews for Husky 72 in. W x 24 in. D Heavy Duty 15-Drawer Mobile Workbench Cabinet Chest with Stainless Steel Top in Matte Black

This complimented my Husky 52”, fifteen drawer Rollaway perfectly. It has an amazing capacity and I was able to easily organize all of my tools. The lifting work surface not only provides a perfect height for tasks, is also hides quite a bit of additional storage below.

A great product so far, and good value- however!!!!! I ordered this online and paid extra to have it shipped and put inside my garage. All was good until I proceeded to unpack the packaging and crating material- the tool chest was missing a wheel. Not damaged, just never put on-so instead of six wheels, five, and oh by the way it was one of the end wheels so the tool chest is lopsided and almost unusable at this point. Called Home Depot customer service- worthless! Called Husky- great customer service, now waiting on wheel and hardware so that I can actually use my tool chest. Based on price, and the fact that someone obviously gave the OK to pack this when it was obviously missing a wheel you have to ask yourself about the quality control.

Some wheel locks don’t work great

Main drawer is sturdy enough to hold all my sockets. Only complaint is drawer slides are not as smooth as previous husky toolbox. This replaced a 56” toolbox and 72” workbench. Easily mounted Vise, just have to clearance top lip of toolbox. See pics.

Theres nothing bad I can say about this box. The depth helps me fit all my sockets and ratchets easily without feeling cramped. The soft close helps keeps most of my tools from rolling to the back or from sliding back open. I love this box and would definitely recommend it for somebody needing a bunch of space.

This product simply exceeded my expectations. It is well built, durable, and looks amazing in my garage. Highly recommended if you have the space.

Love this! Has a "classy look" to it. Easy to push around and so much room for all my tools.

This seems like a nice toolbox, but several of the drawers did not work properly. And several of the rivets weren't fully installed, leaving them sticking out. This is the 3rd review I've written for this toolbox, it would be a lot longer, but Home Depot keeps rejecting my reviews due to the details I'm providing. So this is short and sweet.

Purchased two of the 72" Husky Heavy-Duty Tool Chests for my New Work Shop. Couldn't be Happier with my decision. Very nice and High Quality. Also installed the Husky 132" Wall Storage Unit. Wow what a Shop.

Toolbox is great looking. Definitely worth the money. Only thing I would do different is pay for the shipping to have it delivered to my house instead of instore pickup. Toolbox is very heavy but durable.

Amazing value and great construction. Easy to maneuver, very little assembly needed. Came in a very sturdy crate which took a while to unpack. Pro tip: Buy some of that 3M adhesive and magnetic tape to make labels you can move around as needed.

Works perfect no issues as a dealership technician.

Make note - the workbench isn't what's pictured here. The top is held down by screws -from above- so you've got eight flat screw heads in the work surface; it's not a clean slab of wood as shown in the photos. Every other Husky product I purchased has the top screwed on from below and this is very disappointing.

The workbench is great. very sturdy, heavy and solid. the wood top was defective and looked as though it was patched. the patch was poorly done.

So far, very happy with my purchase. The size is great, although in hindsight I would have liked a few more deeper drawers. Pretty decent excuse for a secondary box... The drawers can hold an amazing amount of weight and it never feels unsettled or tippy. It arrived 99% assembled. Just attached the cord wrap, handle and drawer liners. I have a skidsteer to pull it off the trailer; but if you don't, I hope you have some friends that owe you a favor. The stainless one I purchased was wrapped with white adhesive sheeting to protect against scratches. Removing all of it was the the bulk of set up time. Mine had a dent on the left side but is concealed pretty well by the handle. I originally wanted the handle on the other side because I could run cords through it to the power strip, helping to keep the cords a little better organized. I would gladly accept a second handle should Home Depot feel it's warranted. Otherwise condition and shipping packaging was excellent. Having all swivel casters is really only gripes I can really come up with. If moving the box across the garage, it can get unwieldy and require more corrective motions than if one of the end sets were fixed. Overall, very happy with it and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to step up their organization game. Although I do remember now why I got rid of our stainless steel fridge. Maybe if you're bothered by fingerprints, consider the black or something?

This bad boy is a must have for every man cave! The box is legit 18ga steel and feels solid as rock unlike those other lighter gauge steel boxes. Heavy duty casters allowed for this heavy rig to be moved easily into place. The drawers are on another level, smooth as silk even when loaded down with tools and the soft-closing mechanisms are impressive and will save your fingers. The workbench wood surface is solid and ready for a beating. Finally, with the built-in surge protector you have the ultimate tool bench! Even my teenager thinks this thing looks bad to the bone. You won’t be disappointed with this one, if you are thinking about buying it, do it!

This is a very long box, and also very low. Toolbox arrived on a partial pallet making forklift unloading easy. Good protective packaging (cardboard and 1/2" foam) kept toolbox in good condition. The smooth closing drawers are amazing and unexpected at this price point. Box is assembled with plastic outer paint protection sandwiched between different parts of the box and not entirely removable, a little annoying. The 6 casters make lateral movement of the box easy but rolling on a very sloped surface is problematic. Precision to roll through single doors is possible at low speeds. Casters and brakes are lower quality but not terrible (to be expected for the price.). Box comes with nice precut "Husky" logo'd thin drawer foam liners. (Not deep enough for proper tool shadowing, but useable as a lower layer under other foam. Handle and powercord holders are easy to bolt on. Toolbox may suffer minor deformation around lower edges when rolled over curved sloped or very rough surfaces. Weld quality looks kinda sad, but holding ok so far. 'Wood' topper fits great looks awesome but isn't butcher block hard, more like teflon hardness...Dents easy. Love the stainless look, for the price a nice big box.

only fuss I have is the matte white finish is hard to keep clean and really collects dust and grime.

Needed a new, larger toolbox and didn't want to spend $6000+ on a tool truck box. After tons of research on all sorts of boxes, this one came pretty much as close as possible to the best bang for the buck. The gauge of the steel in the drawers is has the drawers feeling pretty sturdy. The large top drawer does flex a LITTLE in middle, so you can't load it up with too much stuff, the drawer sliders aren't capable of too much weight, and the box isn't quite as tall as the big truck boxes, but for barely $1500 tax-in, I'm definitely not complaining. The box is surprisingly sturdy, well built, the SS top is awesome, the power bar is great. Both exterior pair of caster can turn, so you can literally pivot the box on a dime to help maneuver it around. The paint finish is great, it cleans pretty easily with the right product. The drawers are soft close so you don't have to worry about slamming the drawera shut everytime you go in it. Overall, strongly recommend the box, especially for young guys like me who need a larger box but don't want to spend some $8k and up. There are other boxes that'll be stronger and taller, sure. But they'll cost way more than this box. Buy it, replace/add stronger drawer sliders, and you're laughing!

I love it Modded mine to fit my needs. Custom everything!!

This tool storage workbench is exactly what I wanted. It even came with premium drawer liners! The tool drawers work great with the slow-close feature, and the wood top is strong enough to mount my vise. The adjustable height top is also awesome, as I prefer a taller working height.

Amazing value for the price. I chose this box because I am getting ready to do a big garage upgrade including new wall to wall garage cabinets which included a workbench with drawer units below it. Once I saw the breakdown of costs in that estimate I realized that drawer units and butcherblock tops are expensive and still wouldn't be as nice as a genuine toolbox. After some searching around online I identified this puppy. I had to go to several Home Depots to find one in stock to inspect and really was impressed with the quality for the price. The Matte White version was only available online so I ordered it for home delivery. Note that this box comes in two different thicknesses of steel depending on which color you choose. The Matte White is the thicker 19 gauge vs 21 gauge. My thought process was that instead of having a fixed workbench, with this I can just release the brakes and roll the whole thing to where I'm working like right out to the driveway to work on our motorhome. I did note while inspecting one at the store that even with it having 6 wheels it was a handful to roll around as it is almost 600 lbs empty. I also noticed at the store that Husky had a different model (63" vs 72") that actually had bigger 6" wheels vs the 5" wheels on this one. Guessing it's a newer model maybe, but with the 6" wheels the effort to move it around was day and night easier. I really wanted this bigger size and matte white color, and the roll up top wasn't available on the smaller one so I called Husky customer service and ordered 6 new 6" swivel/locking wheel and swapped them out as soon as I unpacked it. HUGE DIFFERENCE! Well worth the $125ish it cost. One more note about the wheels. The locking mechanism not only locks the wheels from rolling, it also locks them from swiveling. This is true of both the 5" and 6" wheels. So once you lock a couple of these, the box is as solid as if it were on feet. Since I knew I would need to push mine straight backwards into it's space between garage cabinets I bought all 6 new wheels with the locks to keep all my options open. The crank up top is cool. at age 68 I do find it taxing on my back to stand and work on something 39" off the floor for any long period of time. Being able to just turn the crank and bring the project a bit closer to me is a benefit to a feature I would have never dreamed would be available. It will come up a full foot higher if you wanted to. Takes about 50 full cranks to get it there though. Under the butch block top there is tray storage that goes the full width of the box so you can store really long items there. Sweet! As you can imagine, with 18 drawers that are all 24" deep there is tons of room for stuff. About 8 of them are very shallow though, so it took some experimenting with tool placements to best utilize all the drawers. It's not a Snap On box for sure, but at such a small fraction of that price it is solid, smooth and beautiful and surely will outlast me for use as a casual mechanic's box. I added a nice vise to the left front corner too.

This toolbox is one of the best for the price. The frame is 18 gage steel so it’s sturdy, and the drawers open and close really nicely. The wood top is good quality, and the 6 outlets on the side is great for chargers. I priced a similar boxes on multiple tool trucks and the least I was going to spend was going to be 5,000$. Really happy with the product, and would recommend to anyone.

The bad drawer liners are about 1/4 inch too narrow not a big deal, but I'm weird about that stuff. Excellent box constructed with heavy duty steel. The extra storage underneath the adjustable top is nice for tools that don't get used as much. I use a hex socket(don't remember the size of the top of my head) on my impact at a real low speed to lift the top much faster than using the hand crank. The description had it comes with two swivel wheels, but all six of mine are swivel. Lock wheels on each end. Check for keys before you leave the store. If they're locked inside like mine were you may be able to use a set off another display model to unlock. I went back to the store the next day we looked at the display non of the locks matched, so the employee did some leg work for me called me and told me what I needed to do. I contacted HUSKYTOOLS.com and they made and sent me a set. Even not being able to use it for a few weeks I would still recommend. Also recommend a heavy duty box over standard box any day. I used a trailer to pick up from the store. I would not recommend putting this in the back of a pickup unless you have machinery to lift it out

Nice toolbox cheaper version on snap on or mac toolbox.

Nice weight, solid construction. If you have to move it a floor or two, call some buddies. Great product.

I bought this workbench for my husband for Christmas and he absolutely loves it. Everytime we went in to Home Depot he was looking it over. He likes the the fact that it has wheels on it where he can move it around and loves the easy closing drawers. I would highly recommend it to anyone who is shopping around for a workbench of their own.

LOTS OF STORAGE

Better than expected. Everything worked and it has solid craftsmanship. I got both matte blue boxes. The 72" and the tall 56" wide box. Love them.

Based on the item pictured, what color would you say that is? Gun metal grey? That's what I thought I was getting, something that resembled the picture, but don't be fooled by the picture. In the picture, the main body is visibly a different color than the black drawer lip, but in reality, they are not. If you just want a black tool chest then this product is fine, but if you expect it to look like the one pictured, look elsewhere.