Custom Tool Boxes – 5 Questions You Need To Ask When Ordering

Knowing exactly what you want to have for your tool box is critical. Based on our experience with customers, here are five questions you need to ask yourself before ordering your custom truck box.

Number 1: The why question

Ask yourself: why do I need a tool box for my truck? You can have many answers to that question, but the more answers you have, the more options you’ll need, but rest assured: no matter what your needs are, there is a truck tool box that can meet them all and Trebor Manufacturing has the best reputation in Canada for its quality work.

Number 2: The when question

It might sound simple, but planning your order in advance will facilitate the order process and accelerate the delivery time. At Trebor Manufacturing, we’re able to deliver your tool box in a matter of days, once you have your final plan, but the longest part is most often the design process. So planning in advance will help you figure out what you need to have.

Number 3: The what question

Now that you have established why and when you’ll need your custom tool box, you’ll be able to decide what you want to have in that tool box. You might need a special case for specific tools or you might require a section that has a particular size? Here are some questions you may wish to answer:

• Which type of finish would you like? A smooth finish or checkered plate?
• How many doors do you need? One or two?
• What kind of handle would you like? T-handle, whaletail, HD cam lock?
• How much weight will the aluminum tool box regularly hold?

Establishing what you need to fit in the tool box will bring you a step closer to finalising your custom tool box.

Number 4: The how much question

Establish your budget. Price is arguably the most important factor to consider when buying a custom tool box. You might have listed many reasons why you need a tool box, but defining your budget will guide you in selecting the right options. Keep in mind that a custom tool box offers you a lot of flexibility.

Number 5: The where question