Keep your tools organised and protected with this precision-cut foam inlay mat designed to fit 550 x 1050mm drawers. It helps create clear positions for individual tools, reducing misplacement and improving workflow.
The dense foam construction cushions tools, minimises movement and reduces noise when drawers are opened and closed. Ideal for workshops, garages and maintenance areas where tool control and presentation are important.
Product Features
- Foam inlay mat designed to fit 550 x 1050mm tool cupboard drawers
- Dense foam helps protect tools and equipment from knocks and abrasion
- Improves tool organisation, visibility and control within each drawer
- Reduces movement and rattling of tools when drawers are in use
- Simple drop-in installation with no fixings required
- Suitable for industrial, automotive and workshop environments
Key Specifications
| Product type | Foam inlay mat for tool cupboard drawers |
| To fit drawer size (W x D) | 550 x 1050 mm |
| Mat width | 931 mm |
| Mat depth | 429 mm |
| Compatible unit | Tool cupboards with 550 x 1050 mm drawers |
| Installation | Loose laid, drop-in |
Applications
- Organising hand tools in workshop or maintenance drawers
- Improving tool control in engineering and manufacturing facilities
- Protecting sensitive tools in service and repair environments
- Enhancing layout and visibility in garages and trade vans with drawer units
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this foam inlay mat fit all 550 x 1050mm drawers?
The mat is designed for drawers with a nominal footprint of 550 x 1050 mm, with the actual mat size of 931 x 429 mm. Check your internal drawer dimensions to ensure compatibility before ordering.
Do I need any fixings or adhesive to install the mat?
No fixings are required. The mat is simply laid into the drawer base and sits in place under the weight of your tools. You can remove or reposition it at any time if needed.
Can I cut the foam mat to suit my specific tool layout?
Yes, the foam can be carefully cut using a suitable sharp blade to create recesses or adjust the layout for particular tools. Always measure and mark out positions before cutting for the best results.