Storage container - Truck Plus KTR20F - Red
• Depth - 19.5 cm
• Width - 12 cm
• Height - 9 cm
• Material - plastic
• Safe storage and transparency
Thanks to the tight lid, your items will be protected against dust, dirt and moisture, which allows for long-term protection.
The lid is transparent, which makes it easier to quickly locate stored items without having to open the lid.
• Possibility of labeling containers
The container is equipped with a dedicated space for a label, which allows easy description and marking of the contents. Thanks to this solution, identifying stored items becomes quick and convenient, which significantly facilitates the organization and management of space.
• The ideal tool for clearly and transparently sorting small and larger items
• at home
• in the warehouse
• in the garage
• in the shop
• in the workshop
The Truck storage container is an excellent choice for people looking for functional solutions for organizing space. Thanks to its solid construction ofhigh-quality plastic, the container is characterized by high resistance to mechanical damage and long service life.
Are you looking for a handy container for storing tools, accessories or other small items in your workshop or garage? The Truck Plus storage container with a lid is the perfect solution!
✅ Multifunctionality – Perfect for storing tools, car parts, screws, household chemicals, and other small items that need to be organized.
✅ Safe storage – Thanks to the lid, your items will be protected from dust, dirt, and moisture, ensuring their long-term protection.
✅ High quality – Made of durable, damage-resistant material, the container is resistant to oils, grease, and other chemicals that may be found in the workshop.
✅ Transparency – The lid is transparent, making it easier to quickly locate stored items without having to open the lid.
Invest in order! A container with a lid is a great solution that will help keep your workshop, garage, or workspace in perfect order. An ideal choice for both amateurs and professionals!
• The perfect tool for clear and transparent sorting of small and larger items.
• Thanks to the special design, you can stack them one inside the other.
• High-quality containers for industrial use.
• Transparent polypropylene lid.
• Can be hung on the wall using a dedicated strip or board.
Our store offers 4 sizes of containers from this series. With this offer you are buying a KTR20F container
1. Sorting by category
Instead of keeping all your tools in one large container, divide them into categories – for example, hand tools (hammers, screwdrivers), power tools, accessories (screws, nuts, bolts). This will make it easier to find what you're looking for.
One of the simplest yet effective ways to stay organized is to label your containers. Simply affix a label with the name of the container's contents (e.g., "Nuts and Bolts," "Screwdriver Set," etc.).
3. Container Transparency
Using containers with a clear lid is one of the best ways to stay organized. You can quickly see what's inside without having to open the lid.
4. Using Boxes for Small Parts
Smaller containers are best for storing small items like screws, nuts, and bolts. This way, each item will have its own container, and everything will have its place.
5. Containers with Lids for Seasonal Tools
If you have tools that you only use during certain periods, such as winter car accessories (chains, ice scrapers), store them in containers with lids that you can easily store on a shelf or in the basement.
Moisture-resistant containers are a great solution for storing tools in a garage or basement, where temperatures fluctuate.
6. Storing Tools on Walls
If you have limited workspace, use tool boxes mounted on walls or on skirting boards. This is a good way to store frequently used tools in an easy-to-access, space-saving way.
7. Keeping things clean
8. The "one thing in one container" rule
Avoid mixing different types of tools or accessories in one container. It's a good idea to store each type in a separate place so you don't have to dig through the entire container looking for one thing.
Always consider whether the container is large enough to hold the contents, but not so large that the tools move around and make a mess.