Stanley fatmax hard base toolbag, £15 at B&Q

pennychew · Jan 1, 2015

Had one of these for about a year and its been spot on, they are still £38 in screwfix but they had loads in B&Q this morning for £15 so i picked another one up.

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pcam1984 · Jan 1, 2015

Stanley fatmax hard base toolbag, £15 at B&Q

What size is the b&q bag? The screwfix one is 450mm and the one I have just seen on b&q website is 250mm

pennychew · Jan 1, 2015

It's defo the same size, the dimensions are in a different order

pennychew · Jan 1, 2015

Just opened it out and took a pic

johnsparks23 · Jan 1, 2015

There good bags, had mine for 3-4 yrs, still going. Would recommend any of the stanley fatmax gear.

pennychew · Jan 1, 2015

I think the fat max stuff is generally overpriced but when I've managed to pick bits up on sale or clearance it's seems good quality

edexlab · Jan 2, 2015

It is the same bag I went there yesterday as I want a small tool bag , couldn't find it so I showed a member of staff the online pic and he entered the product code and the large bag was what came up, possibly the 250mm mentioned is the width of the bag but it is the one in the op so a bit of a bargain really!

jase · Jan 2, 2015

I've had one of these for ages now, much cheaper than a veto pro pac and very rugged, a slot for everything, keeps all my tools organised

ruston · Jan 2, 2015

pennychew said:
Had one of these for about a year and its been spot on, they are still £38 in screwfix but they had loads in B&Q this morning for £15 so i picked another one up.

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Thanks for posting this . I went along to the local one and bought two of them . At that price they are good enough to keep all the loose spare gear together, and as a tool bag for the car/van. They are a decent bag for £15 , thanks again.

shanky887614 · Jan 2, 2015

jase said:
View attachment 27416I've had one of these for ages now, much cheaper than a veto pro pac and very rugged, a slot for everything, keeps all my tools organised

if you get to properly look at a veto there isnt much you can compare them to.

there more rugged and well built than a lot on the market

pennychew · Jan 2, 2015

No probs, they're good value. I've got a couple of bags and totes that were a bit more expensive but I always end up using my old one of these

7029 dave · Jan 3, 2015

Still got my bass.

pennychew · Jan 3, 2015

7029 dave said:
Still got my bass.

Like this one?

polo1 · Jan 3, 2015

ruston said:
Thanks for posting this . I went along to the local one and bought two of them . At that price they are good enough to keep all the loose spare gear together, and as a tool bag for the car/van. They are a decent bag for £15 , thanks again.

^^^ Likewise! I'd been looking for an inexpensive, smaller bag; these were tucked away whilst the £40 De Walt bag was front & centre. At 15 notes you can't really go wrong.

D00DY_T00DY · Jan 12, 2015

Just incase you guys aren't able to get them from your local B&Q they're available on amazon for £15 too. Think i'm going to invest in one since the little toolbag i currently have is getting rather full and cluttered :lol:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Stanley-Fat...id=1421101801&sr=1-4&keywords=fatmax+tool+bag

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