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just thinking of the best way to organise fittings like 15mm tees/elbows 22mm fittings pipe clips etc. do you use a compartment organiser box to take into properys or somthing like it or just take in a handfull of the bits you need from a bag in the van?

ideas/pics?
 
i use hobby/storage casses one for each size and seperate for hep20 a,solder and 1 case just for compression

i use these
[DLMURL="http://www.stanleytools.com/default.asp?CATEGORY=NEW%5FPROD%5FSTORAGE&TYPE=PRODUCT&PARTNUMBER=014708R&SDesc=Stanley%26%23174%3B+Deep+Professional+Organizer"]Stanley Hand Tools :* 014708R *-* Stanley® Deep Professional Organizer[/DLMURL]
 
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I have 6 of the fatmax storage cases and 4 of the smaller ones for my fittings, these are all sorted in size order for the fittings from 15 to 28 then another one with oil line fittings, two with heating valves (AAV, pump valves, saftyvalves etc) The smaller ones have my clips, overflow pipe fittings and service valves in.
 
seems like a popular option then using organisers. i was thinking of just having bins in the van but i know for a fact ill be ever running to and from because i forgot somthing. the fatmax ones look decent. what are the "smaller" ones you have robtheplum?
 
these plastic ones look like theyll buckle under the weight. We just use linbins, the other week i emptied a few bags into a cat litter tray that i use for catching water, then carried them up that way. Often we just carry them up in the tough plastic bags that stuff comes in from the local merchants.
 
i use hobby/storage casses one for each size and seperate for hep20 a,solder and 1 case just for compression

i use these
[DLMURL="http://www.stanleytools.com/default.asp?CATEGORY=NEW%5FPROD%5FSTORAGE&TYPE=PRODUCT&PARTNUMBER=014708R&SDesc=Stanley%26%23174%3B+Deep+Professional+Organizer"]Stanley Hand Tools :* 014708R *-* Stanley® Deep Professional Organizer[/DLMURL]

Yep, good ones to use.
 
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These are the ones I use.

Stanley Organiser - NoLinkingToThis, Where the Trade Buys

Stanley Professional Organiser XL - NoLinkingToThis, Where the Trade Buys

I also have a smaller one for my rawlplugs, cavity fixings ets and a screw case, The problem around here is the fact yopu are always so far away from anywhere to get anything! Both my vans carry a large range of fittings etc, infact it isn't very often we can't do a job because we haven't the part!
 
I use the metal organisers they dont go brittle in the winter when the cold gets to them, i cannot begin to think how many plastic stanley deep tray organisers i have had...
 
I use the metal organisers they dont go brittle in the winter when the cold gets to them, i cannot begin to think how many plastic stanley deep tray organisers i have had...

I have had some of mine for about 3 years and have not had a problem with them going brittle, I did have a work experiance boy last year who forgot to do the 15mm box lid up after refilling the trays, it took him an hour to sort that one out! :D
 
Done that a few times my self, even tidy trays need tidying now and again..:D
 
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