1. Size and Storage Capacity

• Choose based on available space:
  Ensure the tool cabinet's size fits the available space at home (e.g., garage, storage room). Opt for a compact design if space is limited.

• Tool storage needs:
  Assess the types and quantity of tools you need to store and choose a tool cabinet with enough drawers, compartments, or storage sections.

  
  

2. Material and Craftsmanship

• Steel thickness:
  Select a tool cabinet made of high-strength cold-rolled steel, with a thickness typically between 0.8mm and 1.2mm for better durability and load-bearing capacity.
• Surface treatment:
  Prefer a tool cabinet with surfaces coated through electrostatic spraying or anti-rust treatments to prevent rust and scratches, extending the product’s lifespan.

• Welding quality:
  Check if the tool cabinet has excellent welding craftsmanship to ensure a stable and sturdy structure.

  
  

3. Drawer Design

• Number and size of drawers:
  Ensure the tool cabinet has enough drawers and storage spaces of various sizes to organize tools of different dimensions.
• Drawer slides:
  Opt for a tool cabinet with drawers equipped with high-quality ball-bearing slides to ensure smooth movement and strong load-bearing capacity (typically 20-30kg per drawer).
• Locking system:
  For storing valuable tools, choose a tool cabinet with a locking mechanism to enhance security.