Chest-style jobsite boxes have a wide, undivided interior to store tool boxes, tool organizers, and long or bulky tools and equipment. Their hinged lid lifts for access to load and unload the box.

Piano-style jobsite boxes stand taller than chest-style boxes for increased storage capacity. They have a tall, wide, undivided interior to store tool boxes, tool organizers, and long or bulky tools and equipment. Their multi-panel, hinged lid lifts and folds together to open the front and top of the box for loading and unloading.

These cabinets have shelves to organize and store tools and supplies. Their hinged doors swing out to the side for access to load and unload the cabinet.

Jobsite field offices are extra-large job boxes with space to store tools and supplies and a work surface to complete assembly work and paperwork. They have multiple shelves and compartments for storage and multiple, hinged doors for accessing different parts of the box.

Slope-lid jobsite boxes have angled sides so their lid slants downwards to keep water and debris from collecting on top of the box. They stand tall for high-capacity storage and have a wide, undivided interior to store tool boxes, tool organizers, and long or bulky tools and equipment. Their hinged lid lifts for access to load and unload the box.

Clamshell jobsite cabinets have two halves that swing out and fold in on a central hinge. Each half has shelves to organize and store tools and supplies. These cabinets have casters on their base to move along flat surfaces and transport tools between locations.

Drop-front jobsite boxes open fully at the front and top for unblocked access to the interior. Their hinged lid lifts to open the top and their front panel folds down to form a ramp for moving large tools and equipment in and out of the box. These boxes stand tall for high-capacity storage and have a wide, undivided interior to store tool boxes, tool organizers, and long or bulky tools and equipment.

Drawers in these piano-style jobsite boxes provide additional space to sort and organize tools. These boxes stand taller than chest-style boxes to increase storage capacity. They have a wide, undivided storage space above the drawers to hold tool boxes, tool organizers, and long or bulky tools and equipment. Their multi-panel, hinged lid lifts and folds together to open the front and top of the box for loading and unloading.

Drawers in these chest-style jobsite boxes provide additional space to sort and organize tools. The wide, undivided storage space above the drawers holds tool boxes, tool organizers, and long or bulky tools and equipment. These boxes have a hinged lid that lifts for access to load and unload the box.