Thread: Tool Box Drawer liner

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I just came across a good 4th of July deal and bought nice Craftsman tool box set. I want to put some drawer liners in them to protect the box and keep the tools from sliding around. What do the CHR tool gurus recommend? I know Craftsman sells drawer lining materials there is both foam and mesh. I haev some liner material in my old box, but honestly can't remember where the heck I got it. What have you used that works?

thanks

Pat

the wife picked up some stuff to keep the rugs from sliding (rubber mesh type stuff) also seen the kitchen drawer liners at wally world> same stuff and cheap , cheaper then what they sell on the tool truck ! "just need some trimming "

T L

Harbor Freight sells rolls of same stuff Sears has.....that is where I got mine

Pat, I get the same material the tool outfits sell at a home/kitchen supply, e.g. Linens & Things or Bed, Bath, Beyond, might have it in the housewares section of Lowes or Home Depot too. It's the small waffle pattern, foam, about 1/8 inch thick so it doesn't eat up much drawer height. Keeps the tools from sliding around and since it's "grippy" it clings to the bottom of the drawer. Comes on a roll, various lengths, 24" wide. Comes in "designer" colors too!

Lined all my work bench drawers with it too (yeah, probably a little carried away with it )

Thanks Folks!

I ran up to WalMart and found the stuff Bob and Treekiller talked about. gotta couple rolls for $7. Got some pretty green to go with my black tool box

Pat

I've used cork in mine.
About 1/8" thick.
Cut to size.

Available at Home Depot and similar.

I use a "rhino lining" type of coating, leaves all that other stuff in the dust, can't believe one of the big tool companys ain't done it to thier boxes yet, remember ya heard it here first.