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Portable Utility Bag for Tool Bucket in Oxford Cloth for Electricians, Aerial Work and Construction Sites. Heavy-Duty Tool Holder 45 x 35 cm for Nails, Bolts and Equipment Storage
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Description
APPROPRIATE SIZE: Approximately 45 cm in diameter and 35 cm in height, this tool bucket is designed to hold most of the tools you need for professional or home projects. Its spacious interior ensures easy storage and transport of essentials. RELIABLE CONSTRUCTION: Made from Oxford cloth, this utility bucket resists wear and tear while maintaining its appearance. Designed to last through demanding tasks without compromising performance. HIGH LOAD CAPACITY: With a capacity of up to 30 kg, this tool bucket is built for heavy-duty use. Its robust design ensures it can handle rigorous workloads while keeping your tools secure. VERSATILE AND SECURE: Ideal for both home and worksite environments, it allows for neat and organized tool storage. Its practical design promotes efficiency during use. STABLE AND EFFICIENT: The reinforced strap on the sides improves stability and strength, streamlining your workflow. This tool management solution increases productivity while keeping items organized.
Features
- BrandWISE
- ColourBrown
- Maximum load30 kg
- Pcs per pack1
- Tool storage typeBag
- Tool bag typeRange tools for bucket
- ManoMano ReferenceME257337775
- MMID379739825440
- Product codeHD196C-092323857
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