Got a roller cabinet that you stocked yourself, and a sharp knife? Then you too can have an OCD toolkit like a proper mechanic, and be able to find every single bloody spanner when you bloody want it as your mental faculties fade … yes, I do speak from bitter experience.
Okay, so it’s going to be fiddly cutting round all those spanners – it might take as long to do a full set as I’ve been known to spend finding an elusive ½-inch – but even if you do just do the larger tools it’s far easier spotting a tool that’s missing when it leaves a hole behind.
Cutting through the top black layer to the multiple layers below reveals the colour of your choice – well, red, green or blue – or colours: metric and imperial? The sheet size is 1200×550, and it comes in a regular SF30 30mm or deeper SF50 50mm depth for the bigger tools.
I’m going to take a reckless punt and suggest that the sub-layers within each are 6mm, because I can make out five of them in what might be the 30mm sheet – hard to tell from the shot of a corner – and that would be about right for the accuracy you’d want.
Sealey Shadow Foam: | 1200x550x30mm | 1200x550x50mm |
Red | SF30R | SF50R |
Green | SF30G | SF50G |
Blue | SF30B | SF50B |
Price | £26.34 | £33.54 |