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Mobile Plastic Tool Seat - Red

K2 Industries
K2-12729-UNV-006-TSARK
Tool Sets and Repair Kits
$140.00 $109.99
$109.99

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Mobile Plastic Tool Seat - Red
Mobile Plastic Tool Seat — Red

Portable work seat with storage keeps you off the ground and your tools within arm's reach. Hard panel plastic construction sits low to the floor for under-car access, with an open design that doubles as a toolbox. Rolls smoothly on casters for quick positioning in tight spaces.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ Direct-from-Warehouse ✓ Red Powder Coat Finish
Key Features
  • Low-slung seat height - Designed for under-car work without creeping or kneeling flat.
  • Open storage cavity - Stash sockets, wrenches, and rags while you work; no fumbling in a toolbox.
  • Smooth-rolling casters - Reposition without lifting; glides across concrete and garage floors.
Specs
  • Material: Hard panel plastic
  • Color: Red
  • Finish: Powder coat
  • Configuration: Mobile seat with storage cavity
  • Quantity: 1 unit
Whats Included
  • Mobile plastic tool seat (assembled)
Frequently Asked Questions

Will this hold my weight during extended work sessions?

Yes. It's rated for garage use and designed to support a mechanic's weight. Test it with your full weight before committing to it as your primary seat for eight-hour days — every garage is different.

Do the casters lock, or will it roll away while I'm sitting?

That's a good question, but the locking mechanism isn't specified in the product data. Before you rely on it for stability, confirm whether the casters have foot brakes or swivel locks.

Can I spray-paint the red finish, or does it need prep work?

If you want to change the color, light scuffing with 220-grit sandpaper will help new paint adhere to the existing powder coat. A primer-first approach is safer than spraying directly over it.

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