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Stanley Plastic Tool Tote Tray 500mm
Prices from £6.95 to £9.13 across 2 retailers · 24% below next-cheapest retailer £9.13
£6.95£9.13 next-cheapest retailer
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Plastic tote tray designed for portable tool storage and organisation.
Features two deep compartments with dedicated screwdriver and chisel slots to keep hand tools separated and accessible.
Constructed from plastic for durability and lightweight handling.
Dimensions 49.6 cm × 33.5 cm × 19.5 cm.
Weight 790 g.
EAN 3253561723599.
Features two deep compartments with dedicated screwdriver and chisel slots to keep hand tools separated and accessible.
Constructed from plastic for durability and lightweight handling.
Dimensions 49.6 cm × 33.5 cm × 19.5 cm.
Weight 790 g.
EAN 3253561723599.
EAN 3253561723599 · Stanley. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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