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US General Tool Box Add Ons

Upgrade your US General tool storage with add-ons that boost efficiency, protect your investment, and keep every component organized. From power access to parts containment, find the specific accessories designed to integrate seamlessly with your box.

Organize and Power Up Your Workspace

Quick Access

U.S. GENERAL Magnetic Glove/Tissue Dispenser for Easy Access to Daily Essentials

Keep essential disposables at your fingertips with this magnetic dispenser. Its strong base attaches firmly to any steel surface, freeing up drawer space. The 4.6-star rating from thousands of reviews confirms its daily utility and sturdy construction for busy garages.
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Power Hub

U.S. GENERAL 5-Outlet Magnetic Power Strip with Metal Housing and 2 USB Ports

Eliminate extension cord clutter with this magnetic power strip. The all-metal housing withstands shop abuse, while the 4.8-star rating highlights its reliability. It provides five grounded outlets and two USB ports for charging devices, keeping your power source right where you work.
Drawer Shield

U.S. GENERAL 22 in. x 118 in. Nonslip Toolbox Solid Liner for Full Drawer Protection

Protect your drawer surfaces and reduce tool noise with this large, nonslip liner. The 4.7-star rated material grips both the drawer and your tools, preventing scratches and sliding. It’s a foundational upgrade for maintaining a pristine, organized interior.
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Perfect Fit

U.S. GENERAL 18 in. x 72 in. Nonslip Toolbox Solid Liner for Standard Drawer Organization

This medium-sized liner is ideal for standard-width drawers, providing a consistent, non-slip base. With a 4.7-star rating from over 1,700 reviews, it’s proven to keep tools securely in place, protecting both your equipment and the drawer’s finish over time.

U.S. GENERAL 14-1/8 in. x 6-1/4 in. Magnetic Stainless Steel Parts Tray for Secure Hardware Storage

This magnetic parts tray from US General is a workhorse for keeping small components secure. Its stainless steel construction resists rust and wipes clean easily, while the powerful magnets ensure it stays firmly attached to your toolbox. The 4.9-star rating reflects its reliability for holding fasteners during disassembly and reassembly tasks, preventing loss and saving time.
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Best-Sellers for Parts and Tool Management

These top-rated accessories solve key organization challenges. Choose based on whether you need to secure small parts during a job, add targeted magnetic holding power, or create a dedicated, clutter-free space for your most-used tools.
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U.S. GENERAL 9-1/2 in. x 5-1/2 in. Magnetic Stainless Steel Parts Tray for Quick Repairs

This compact parts tray uses strong magnets to stay put on your toolbox top or side. The 4.8-star rated stainless steel construction is easy to clean, making it ideal for holding fasteners during quick repairs where organization is critical to speed and accuracy.
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U.S. GENERAL 10-1/2 in. x 11-1/2 in. Magnetic Stainless Steel Parts Tray for Deeper Storage

With a slightly deeper design, this 4.8-star tray is perfect for holding larger hardware or multiple small components. Its robust magnetic base ensures it won’t tip over, providing a stable, dedicated spot for parts that keeps your main work area clear.
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U.S. GENERAL Magnetic Tray with Screwdriver Holder for Dual-Purpose Organization

This versatile magnetic tray combines a parts bowl with a dedicated screwdriver holder. The 4.7-star rating from nearly 2,000 reviews speaks to its utility. It keeps both your small parts and frequently used screwdrivers in one accessible, secure location.
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Solutions for Every Garage and Shop

US General tool box add-ons serve professionals in automotive shops, industrial maintenance, and dedicated home garages. They address the common needs for efficient part management, surface protection, and power accessibility during repair, fabrication, and organization tasks.

Automotive Repair and Maintenance

For automotive technicians, magnetic parts trays are indispensable for keeping track of fasteners during brake jobs, engine work, or interior removal. A fitted liner protects expensive tool sets and reduces noise during frequent drawer access.

Fabrication and Metalwork Stations

In a fabrication setting, power strips on tool carts provide immediate access for grinders, welders, and lighting. Durable liners protect drawer surfaces from sharp metal stock and heavy tool impacts, maintaining the box's longevity.

Home Garage and Hobby Organization

Serious hobbyists use these add-ons to create a professional-grade, organized space. Magnetic organizers keep frequently used tools and hardware accessible, while liners present a clean, protected interior that makes working on projects more enjoyable and efficient.

Match Add-Ons to Your Workflow
Choosing the right add-on for your US General tool box depends on your primary task. A power strip is essential for running tools, while a parts tray keeps small components organized during disassembly. Liners protect surfaces, and a glove dispenser streamlines routine cleanup.
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A well-organized toolbox drawer showing a magnetic parts tray holding bolts next to neatly arranged tools on a fitted liner.

How to Choose the Right Tool Box Accessory

Size and Drawer Compatibility

Consider the size of your tool box drawers and top surface. A liner must fit precisely to prevent sliding, while a parts tray needs to be compact enough to sit on your work area without obstructing access to tools.

Power Needs vs. Organization

Evaluate how often you use power tools at the box versus hand tools. A magnetic power strip adds convenience for electric tools, but if your work is primarily manual, a specialized organizer like a screwdriver holder might offer more daily value.

Frequency of Specific Tasks

Think about the items you handle most frequently. A magnetic dispenser for gloves or tissues is ideal for high-touch tasks, while a solid parts tray is better for securing nuts, bolts, and washers during complex projects to prevent loss.

Find Add-Ons by Your Primary Need

US General add-ons are organized by primary function: protecting your box, managing power, organizing parts, or streamlining access to consumables. Identify your biggest pain point—noise, clutter, loose hardware, or power cord tangles—to choose the right category.

Surface Protection and Noise Reduction

Drawer liners form the foundation of organization. They protect the finish, dampen noise, and prevent tools from sliding into disarray, which is crucial for maintaining efficiency and protecting your investment in quality storage.

Small Parts Containment

Magnetic parts trays are essential for keeping fasteners, sockets, and small components secure during a job. They prevent costly and time-consuming loss of hardware, directly impacting your work speed and accuracy.

Integrated Power and Charging

Integrated power strips bring electrical convenience directly to your work station. This reduces trip hazards from extension cords and keeps charging devices or power tools ready for immediate use.

Consumable and Tool Dispensing

Dispensers and holders streamline access to frequently used consumables like gloves or specific tools. This reduces unnecessary movement and drawer opening, optimizing your workflow during repetitive tasks.

Material Durability and Attachment

Consider the material and mounting method. Stainless steel trays resist corrosion in damp environments, while powerful magnets ensure all accessories stay firmly attached to your steel toolbox during movement.

System vs. Single-Item Solutions

Think about the scale of your organization. Do you need a single tray for a specific task, or a combination of liners, power, and holders to fully outfit your entire tool storage system for maximum efficiency?

Real Feedback on Tool Box Organization

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Tool Box Add-On Questions

Common Questions About Organizing Your Box

Measure the interior length and width of your drawer before purchasing. The liner’s listed dimensions should be slightly less than the drawer’s interior measurement to ensure it lays flat without curling at the edges or requiring trimming.
Yes, the 5-outlet power strip is designed with a strong magnetic back and includes mounting hardware, allowing you to attach it to the steel side of your toolbox or a metal workbench for easy access to power without taking up drawer space.
The magnetic parts trays are made from stainless steel, which is resistant to rust and easy to wipe clean of grease and oil. Their strong magnets ensure they stay in place on the steel surface of your tool box.
The dispenser is designed for standard-sized disposable glove boxes and tissue boxes. It features a strong magnetic base that keeps it firmly attached to your toolbox, freeing up drawer or bench space while keeping essentials within reach.
Absolutely. Using a fitted liner protects the powder-coat finish of your drawers from scratches and impacts. It also prevents tools and parts from sliding around and making noise when you open or close drawers, preserving both appearance and function.
Deepen Your Setup

Explore Tips and User Setups

After selecting your box add-ons, explore related content to learn installation tips, see user modifications, and discover how to integrate these accessories into a complete, professional-grade tool storage setup.