Dewalt STST22625BK Intermediate Tool Chest 2 Drawers Steel

Product Description

The DEWALT STST22625BK is a two-drawer intermediate tool chest designed for stationary tool storage in professional shop and job-site environments. Built from steel with a black finish, it measures 26 inches wide, 16 inches deep, and 10.5 inches tall, making it a compact yet high-capacity unit suited for stacking within a modular storage system. The chest carries a 170 lb total load capacity, distributed across two drawers rated at 85 lb each. Full-extension ball bearing drawer slides allow complete access to stored contents without removing the chest from a stack. A keyed internal locking system secures both drawers simultaneously.

This intermediate chest is sized for use on top of a matching rolling cabinet as part of a modular tool storage configuration. The 26-inch width places it in the standard mid-range category common in two- and three-piece chest-and-cabinet setups found in automotive, HVAC, electrical, and general mechanical shops. Each drawer opens to 22.375 inches wide, 14.625 inches deep, and 3.125 inches tall, providing usable storage for hand tools, meters, fittings, and small components. The steel construction resists denting and deformation under daily shop use.

Key Features

• Two drawers with full-extension ball bearing slides for complete access
• Each drawer rated at 85 lb load capacity, 170 lb total chest capacity
• Keyed internal locking system secures both drawers with a single lock
• Steel top surface and body construction throughout
• Drawer interior dimensions: 22.375 inches wide, 14.625 inches deep, 3.125 inches tall
• Sized for use as an intermediate chest in modular storage configurations

Compatibility

Designed as an intermediate tool chest intended for use as part of a modular storage system; verify mounting dimensions and connection hardware compatibility with the base cabinet before ordering.

Installation Notes

Intermediate tool chests are typically positioned and secured by the end user or shop technician without specialized tools. Ensure the base cabinet or surface is rated to support the combined weight of the chest, its contents, and any additional units stacked above. Secure the chest to a matching base cabinet using manufacturer-specified connection hardware before loading drawers. Avoid overloading individual drawers beyond their rated 85 lb capacity to prevent slide wear or drawer failure.