Storing copper fittings

[greemyamochop]

What do you guys use??

Ive never got past 3, 4 gal F and E tanks in the van but want something a touch more professional

Not sure if this is the right place to ask but i am!

 

[Biggles..]

Got some Stanley trays,clear lid split into little sections,1 tray for 15,1 for 22,1 for common connex then use a fittings tub for any surplus end feed.

 

[greemyamochop]

I got those for my screws/plugs and another for clips didnt think they would hold enough fittings so might try the bigger fat max, cheers

 

[twgas]

I use a toolbox that has trays with dividers, as I don't do installs I only need a few 15 and 22 elbows, sockets etc. the soldering kit goes in the bottom of the box.

 

[heatingman]

Got some Stanley trays,clear lid split into little sections.

Same here

 

[seco services]

i use these for fittings 15 - 22 etc

these for screws, rawplugs etc.

and these for waste fittings, toilet syphons etc

 

[Happyplumber]

Stanley Fatmax organisers,nice large containers and deep enough to hold a few fittings,i got mine a few years ago from magnet they had specil offer on them cheaper then anywhere else

 

[muggles]

Got some Stanley trays,clear lid split into little sections.

Me too, go for the pro deep organisers, or the FatMax ones if you want to pay half as much again for them!

 

[Axel]

Come on guys, let's see some real photos of the back of the van on a Friday afternoon. Carnage...

 

[Nordio]

Try here....
http://www.vansystem.co.uk/index.htm

 

[petit_pablo]

Another vote for the Stanley boxes here. Have 1 for end feeds, 1 for compressions, 1 for brass and iron plugs/fittings.

 

[ServiceNumpty]

Another vote for the Stanley/ Black & Decker Boxes.

1 for endfeed
1 for clips, screws and plugs
1 for gas fittings
1 for electrical
1 for small spares, thermistors, thermocouplings etc.

Top up every Sunday pm ready for the week.

Mike