Heavy Duty Gear Drawers

    April 18, 2011
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    Tuffy Security Product’s Heavy Duty Gear Drawers are perfect for the team wanting organization and heavy duty security.  Made of 16 gauge steel, these drawers are specifically designed for outdoor use and are completely encased, producing an extremely weather resistant design.  The large drawers open smoothly on Tuffy's exclusive slide system incorporating (8) heavy duty precision stainless steel roller bearings.  They can be securely locked with Tuffy’s patented locking system to provide protection for outdoor equipment and other valuables. Additionally, Tuffy’s Heavy Duty Gear drawers are rated to 2,000 pounds on top and 400 pounds inside each drawer.

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