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Save $100 on this Husky tool storage cabinet at Home Depot

By Jen Allen Published October 25, 2024

The Husky Tool Storage Cabinet on a white background. — Husky

If you’ve got all the essential tools for your home but nowhere to put them, snap up this awesome deal at Home Depot. Right now, you can buy a Husky 46-inch Tool Storage Workbench Cabinet for $298 instead of $398, so you’re saving $100 off the regular price. If that sounds like just what you need, read on while we take you through all the details.

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Why you should buy the Husky 46-inch Tool Storage Workbench Cabinet

Now you’ve got all the best tools, keep them tidy with the Husky 46-inch Tool Storage Workbench Cabinet. It has nine different drawers each with ball-bearing sliders so there’s ample room to store everything. A solid wooden top means you can use it as a work surface too, so the Husky 46-inch Tool Storage Workbench Cabinet has a dual purpose. Its 21-gauge steel frame has been finished with a gloss black powder coat finish so it looks good and is built to last. Its solid wooden top provides an 833-square-inch work surface.

On the right hand side, it also has an integrated power strip with six outlets and two USB ports, so you can easily power and charge your tools and batteries. Each of the nine drawers comes with a pre-cut liner, and they’re supported by soft closing slides which support up to 100 pound in weight. The deeper bottom drawers have a second set of slides to make it even safer and more secure.

Adding to everything, the Husky 46-inch Tool Storage Workbench Cabinet has a tubular side handle which allows you to move the workbench wherever you need it to go. The casters have a total load capacity of up to 1,500 pounds, so you’re all set. Want even more? It even has an internal keyed locking system along with two keys so you don’t have to worry about theft or small hands thinking something here is a toy to be played with.

With seemingly every eventuality considered, the Husky 46-inch Tool Storage Workbench Cabinet is a great addition to your work shed or room. It normally costs $398, but right now you can buy it from Home Depot for $298. The $100 saving won’t stick around for long so check it out now before you miss out on the sweet discount.

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Jen Allen is a technology and lifestyle writer with over 10 years of experience.

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