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Rolling Canvas Tool Bag with 5 Zippered Pockets, Versatile and Sturdy, Ideal for Plumbers, Electricians, Tradespeople and Automotive Repairs for Garages and Construction Sites
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Description
Hanging Loop: Thanks to the sturdy hanging loop on the handle, you can easily hang the canvas tool bag behind car seats, in garages, or workshops to keep your tools within easy reach. This is ideal for busy work environments and impromptu repairs. EASY TO CARRY: This practical rolling bag rolls up in seconds to a compact size and features an ergonomic handle for comfortable carrying, making it easy to take to job sites, for car repairs, or DIY projects without taking up much space. HIGH QUALITY: Made of high-quality, heavy-duty canvas, this bag is tear- and puncture-resistant, allowing you to safely store even sharp tools such as screwdrivers or pliers. The durable ABS reinforcement provides extra protection against wear and tear and the elements. Efficient Organization: With its 5 zippered pockets, this rolling bag offers structured storage space for various tools such as wrenches, hammers, or sockets. It's perfect for avoiding clutter and keeping your tools within easy reach, whether in the garden, the cellar, or on a construction site. Versatility: Ideal for electricians, plumbers, tradespeople, and DIY enthusiasts, this multi-purpose organizer is suitable for numerous uses such as motorcycle repairs, home renovations, or gardening, thanks to its adaptable design and universal compatibility with common tool sets.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- MaterialCanvas
- Tool bag featureCastors
- Compatible with power toolsYes
- Tool storage typeBag
- ManoMano ReferenceME225852765
- MMID198851791072
- Product codeYXCP-88244
- EAN4006637092742
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