Rolling tool chests and workshop gear for the garage
Valuhub's rolling tool chest collection brings together lockable drawer cabinets, workbenches and carts for garage tools. Most pieces roll on wheels or casters, so storage follows you around the garage. Valuhub Canada also stocks mechanic stools, vehicle gear and door hardware for home projects.
These pieces suit home garages, workshops, repair bays and shed benches. Browse tool organizers for smaller organizers, or see tools and garage storage for shelving and wall storage.
Garage tool chests at a glance
Types of garage tool chests and workshop gear
Garage storage, work surfaces and vehicle gear make up the range. Each type below shows what it holds and where it fits.
Tool chests and cabinets on wheels
Tool chests and cabinets on wheels are the largest group here. They stack 4 to 7 drawers, and one large model has 14. Many lock, so tools stay secure, and several add a detachable top box, a pegboard or a side shelf. Wheels let you roll a full chest to the car or the bench. Smaller boxes sit in tool organizers.
Workbenches
A garage workbench gives you a flat, steady surface for repairs, assembly and projects. The range includes steel frames with wood tops, a stainless steel bench and a welding table. Some benches add a pegboard, drawers, a lockable cabinet or power outlets. Heights adjust on some models, and wood-top benches list 1,100 to 2,000 lb (500 to 900 kg).
Tool carts and utility carts
A rolling tool cart moves tools and parts to the job. Choices include two and three tier steel carts and a collapsible folding cart. A welding cart adds a gas cylinder holder. Several carts have drawers, trays or a side box. Listed capacities run from 132 to 330 lb (60 to 150 kg). Match the cart to your heaviest load.
Mechanic stools and creepers
Mechanic stools and creepers let you work low without kneeling on concrete. Most rolling garage stools list a 300 lb (136 kg) capacity. They add wheels, tool trays and a padded seat, and many adjust in height. One 2-in-1 model works as both a creeper and a stool.
Vehicle gear
Vehicle gear covers truck tool boxes, floor jacks, motorcycle stands, roof racks and loading ramps. The aluminum truck tool box models come in 24, 30 and 36 inch sizes (61, 76 and 91 cm). Low profile floor jacks list a 2.5 ton capacity. Browse automotive for the full set.
Door hardware and hand trucks
Sliding barn door hardware kits and doors round out the range, along with folding hand trucks. Door sets list sizes such as 32 by 84 in (81 by 213 cm). Others measure 36 by 84 in (91 by 213 cm). Hand trucks list capacities of 154 and 264 lb. See door hardware and folding hand trucks for more.
Check each product page for exact sizes, drawer counts and capacities.
How do you choose a rolling tool chest?
Count your drawers
Start with how many tools you own. A 4 or 5 drawer chest suits a basic set. Seven drawers or more suits a full mechanic's kit. Leave about one quarter of the space free so your collection can grow.
Check the wheels and locks
Choose a lockable tool chest with wheels or casters, because a full chest is heavy. Wheels that lock stop it rolling while you pull a drawer. Larger casters roll more easily over cracks and joints in a garage floor.
Match the capacity
Add up the weight of your tools and compare it to the listed load capacity. A socket set and a few power tools can pass 100 lb (45 kg) quickly. Keep the heaviest items in the bottom drawers.
Measure your space
Measure the wall space, the door width and the path from the garage door. Workbenches reach 48 in (122 cm), so check the room before you order. Leave space to pull drawers fully open.
Pick the right top and finish
Wood tops are gentler on projects, while steel tops resist dents and wipe clean. Black, red and blue metal finishes suit most garages. Choose the top that fits the work you do most.
Where do garage tool chests work best?
A tool chest on wheels works best in a home garage where floor space is limited. It parks against a wall and rolls out for car repairs or bike tune-ups. Pair it with a workbench and shelving from tools and garage storage to keep every job in one zone.
Mobile mechanics, small repair shops and light trade crews value a tool chest with drawers. Sockets, wrenches and parts stay in order, and a lockable tool chest keeps them secure between jobs. Jacks, stands and truck boxes sit in automotive.
Hobby woodworkers and DIY builders do well with a garage workbench and a few carts. A pegboard keeps hand tools in sight, and folding sawhorses support long boards. Shed and basement workshops often use the same pieces, along with hardware for projects.
How do you set up and care for a garage tool chest?
Set a tool chest on level concrete and lock the wheels before you load it. Put heavy tools in the bottom drawers so the chest stays stable. Wipe metal surfaces with a dry cloth, and keep damp air away from bare steel. Check bolts and casters every few months, and tighten anything that has loosened.
Shipping and returns: Orders over $150 ship free across Canada. Delivery details show on each product page. Returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery. See our return policy.
Tool chest and workbench FAQs
What is a rolling tool chest?
A tool chest on wheels is a drawer cabinet with wheels or casters that stores hand tools and parts. It lets you move a full set of tools around a garage or workshop. Most have lockable drawers, and some add a pegboard, a side shelf or a detachable top box.
How many drawers do I need in a tool chest?
Most home garages do well with 5 to 7 drawers. A 4 or 5 drawer unit holds a basic set of sockets, wrenches and pliers. A 7 drawer unit or larger suits mechanics and woodworkers with bigger collections. This range includes units from 4 to 14 drawers.
What is the difference between a tool chest and a tool cabinet?
A tool chest is a drawer box that sits on a bench or a base. A tool cabinet is a taller unit that usually stands on its own. In this collection, many rolling units combine both, with a detachable top box on a cabinet base.
What size workbench fits a garage?
Measure your wall and leave about 90 cm (3 ft) of working room in front. Workbenches in this range run from about 32 to 48 in (81 to 122 cm) wide. A 45 to 48 in bench suits a single-car garage, and smaller benches fit sheds.
How much weight can a tool cart hold?
Tool carts in this collection list capacities from 132 to 330 lb (60 to 150 kg). Folding carts sit at the lower end. Always compare the listed capacity on the product page to your heaviest load. Keep heavy items on the lower tray.
Do tool chests come with locks?
Many tool chests and cabinets here have lockable drawers or a lockable door. A lock keeps tools secure in a shared garage. It also keeps drawers shut when you roll the unit across the floor. Check each product page to confirm the lock type before you order.



















































