Tool Box Liner 12 inch Wide x 16 Ft Large, Toolbox Drawer Liners, Heavy Duty Shelf Rubber Mat, Non Slip Pad Organizer for Rolling Tool Chest Drawers, Cabinet, Workbench, Black
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- PROTECS DRAWERS & TOOLS: Onreva toolbox drawer liners protect your tools from scratching & sliding, Keep your tools and toolbox or workbench in pristine condition with our heavy duty tool box liner; Protects surfaces from grease stains, oil spills, dings and dents.
- DURABLE & QUALITY: 4mm thickness, made to last with increased protection of natural wear, tear and heat-resistant. Durable material stands up to common workshop chemicals, making it the perfect long-term addition for mechanics and craftsman. The foam rubber mat is tough enough to support any heavy tools; Thick and durable Onreva drawer and shelf liner is superior when it comes to durability.
- ANTI-SLIP ORGANIZER: Non-slip surface grips tools and prevents movement or shifting when drawers are slammed. Our tool box mat keeps your tools in place on the move, in your trunk, or when opening and closing the drawers of your rolling tool chest.
- EASY TO CUT & PLACE: The rubber foam drawer liner makes measuring and cutting easy so that you can easily and quickly install this liner in any tool box drawers. The tool box liner is perfect to fit any brand tool box such as Craftsman, Snap on, Husky, Milwaukee, US General and so on.
- 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED: You never regret shopping Onreva black drawer liner. Quality and customer satisfaction is our priority. We guarantee 100% return in 365 days if you are not completely satisfied receiving our toolbox liners, you can feel free to contact us anytime.
- SPECIFICATIONS: Tool box liner, Size: 12 inch wide x 16 feet long, thickness: 3mm thick, Material: Rubber, Color: Black, Non-slip surfaces.
Brand: ONREVA
Color: Black
Material: PVC Rubber
Pattern: Solid
Number of Items: 1
Size: 12 inch wide x 16 feet long
Manufacturer: ONREVA & R.P.CO.
Brand: ONREVA
Color: Black
Material: PVC Rubber
Pattern: Solid
Number of Items: 1
Size: 12 inch wide x 16 feet long
Manufacturer: ONREVA & R.P.CO.
Package Dimensions: 12.13 x 6.06 x 5.98 inches
Item Weight: 3.03 pounds
Item model number: BLKL12ON
Date First Available: May 31, 2025
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This is a nice roll of tool box liner material. There's plenty on the roll to do at least 1 box depending on how many drawers you have. My only complaint would be that I would have to have it a bit wider, but for the price I can't complain too much!
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2025 by Brian Stovall
I picked up the ONREVA Tool Box Liner primarily because I’ve got a handful of metal shelves in my workshop that tend to shift or vibrate a little when I roll my tool cases around or move equipment from one bench to another. I didn’t want things sliding all over the place, and I especially didn’t want that harsh metal-on-metal contact that leads to unnecessary wear or annoying rattling sounds. This liner has turned out to be a smart addition—mostly what I needed, with just a few small caveats. Right out of the box, I was pleasantly surprised at the thickness. It’s noticeably more cushioned than the cheaper stuff I’ve used in the past, and that makes a big difference when you're dropping heavy sockets or drills onto it. It has a bit of a rubbery, slightly spongy texture, so it not only protects the surface underneath but also gives your tools a little bit of forgiveness when they land. I’ve started cutting it to size for multiple areas—shelves, drawers in my rolling tool chest, and even a spot on top of a small workbench—and it’s proven to be versatile. Where it shines is in its non-slip capability. Once you set a tool or case down, it’s not going to shift around much, and that’s really what I was after. The liner itself doesn’t grip the shelf surface the way an adhesive-backed product would, though, and that’s something to be aware of. It won’t slide out from under a bunch of tools, but if you’re planning on shifting the whole drawer or shelf with items on top, the liner will move with them—or buckle underneath, which is a bit frustrating. That’s really my only complaint. I guess I went into it thinking "shelf liner" implied some level of stickiness or tack, but this is not that. It relies on weight and surface friction to stay put. And when the shelf or drawer is full, it usually does. For the one or two cases where I didn’t want it to budge at all, I simply added a couple of dabs of hot glue underneath at the corners, and that worked great without damaging the shelf or limiting my ability to peel it up later. It cuts cleanly, rolls out without too much curling, and has held up well to a fair bit of weight and friction from moving cases. For the price, the quality is spot-on, and I’d absolutely buy it again for more drawers or shelves. It’s not a perfect, permanent stick-in-place solution out of the box, but it offers great padding and grip—two things I needed more than anything.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2025 by jorban
Bought many liners for drawers and this is the best one.
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2025 by Michael
I recently purchased a large roll of toolbox liner, and I'm thoroughly impressed with its quality and performance. The liner lays flat easily without curling at the corners, making installation straightforward and hassle-free. At nearly 1/8” thickness, it fits perfectly into custom-designed tool chests, seamlessly integrating into the drawer design. I wouldn’t want it any thicker or thinner. It’s just right. I found that by using plain old scotch brand double-sided tape I was able to keep the edges laying completely flat and flush with the edge of the work surface I used it on. This kind of double-sided tape isn’t particularly strong, but removing it after I took these photos did cause some minor damage to the liner. I mention this so you’re aware that repositioning the tape on the liner may not be possible without damaging it, so be sure you know where it’ll be used and that you’re happy with its position. You may not get a second chance. This liner is made from PVC rubber foam, which is highly heat and chemical resistant. It's also considered very safe and non-toxic—so much so that it's often used as IV drip lines in hospitals. This adds an extra layer of confidence in its durability and safety for everyday use. It offers excellent protection for both the drawers and the tools, providing a cushioned, non-slip surface that keeps items securely in place. It's highly durable—resistant to tears and punctures—even with frequent use and heavy tools. Overall, it’s a well-made, high-quality product that adds both functionality and longevity to any toolbox setup. Highly recommended for anyone looking to organize and safeguard their tools effectively.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2025 by Devil-Made Crafts Devil-Made Crafts
Why did you pick this product vs others?: Pricing plays a crucial role in every decision I make. Along with quality. I want my products to last and be worth the money I spent on them. It needs to be versatile in its use too, because I don’t always use the products for their intended purpose. I buy toolbox liners for my drawer liners because they’re thicker, they don’t slip and slide; and they’re easy to clean. I purchase a large Kobalt roll of liner about a year ago and it took a beating in my garage by being painted on, cut up and had multiple car parts placed on them. This is replacing that kobalt liner on my garage workbench so I’m hoping it will stand up to the test of time. It’s thicker than the Kobalt brand, and the price was way better at 20 dollars for 192 inches in length where the Kobalt one is 20 dollars for 116 inches in length. It was smaller in width by 4 inches but that’s not a deal breaker for me personally. It lays flat on the surface, and it I do appreciate the zero slip with the embossed backing. Easy to cut with a box blade. And they’re easy to clean, did I mention that already? It’s worth mentioning again. They’re water resistant and when engine oil spills on them they don’t get saturated with it and it’s easy to clean off if you react quick enough. This roll was actually thicker than the Kobalt liner too which I love. Can’t wait to update how it performs over the next few months.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2025 by The Momllennial The Momllennial
This tool box mat is exactly 12-1/16" wide and 1/8" thick, it lays nice and flat right after rolling it out, so it is definitely above the lower grade stuff in terms of quality, no ripples after laying it out. It is grippy enough to work ok, but I wouldn't mind it being a slight bit more grippy, if you slam a door your tools are going to slide a bit, its not as grippy as a rubber tire or high end mat for example. Definitely functional though and the price is good (16' for $22). If you have 12" drawers I would say this is worth buying.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2025 by frankfrank