Ball Bearing Slides

• Each drawer in your One Eleven tool drawer is mounted on a ball bearing slide. This makes for a smoother action when opening and closing the drawers to retrieve and replace your tools. Ball bearing tools are also less likely to jar or get stuck.
  
  

Molded Handles

• Each drawer is flat-fronted with a molded handle. The front of the handle is deliberately large. On their website, One Eleven claims this innovation is to allow for the use of sticky labels for indexing tools.
  
  

Rolled Edges

• The sides of One Eleven drawer units are rolled, giving them a curved shape at either side. One Eleven claims this shape strengthens the drawer sides.
  
  

Reinforced Trolley Bases

• The largest product in the One Eleven tool drawer range comes with eight drawers and a 354-piece tool set, including a 4-pound club hammer. Due to the typical weight of the contents, all drawers come with reinforced trolley bases to support the weight of the supplied tools and additional tools.
  
  

Wheels

• Every product in the One Eleven tool drawer line comes with rugged 1.9-inch by 4.9-inch wheels. This enables you to move your fully laden tool storage unit around your workspace without heavy lifting. The wheels are large, making for ease of movement around your workshop. The wheels have brakes, too, meaning you can secure your tool drawer when you are working so you don't have to worry about it rolling away or being moved accidentally.
  
  

Protective Mats and Drawer Liners

• One Eleven was the first company to introduce protective mats and drawer liners as standard in their storage products. The protective mats prevent tools from becoming scratched and chipped when stored. They also protect the base of the drawers. The drawer liners enable you to store tools separately inside the same drawer.