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Husky vs Milwaukee: Tool Chests, Cabinets and Boxes

Last reviewed October 31, 2026. Prices were listed by the retailer as of Oct 30, 2026 and can change. Confirm the current price and availability on the retailer's page before you buy.

The catalog lists 34 Husky tool storage models and 46 Milwaukee models, so there is a fair amount to sort through on both sides. How they are grouped differs noticeably. Of the Husky models, 24 are classed as tool chest or cabinet, 9 as workbench and 1 as tool box. Of the Milwaukee models, 32 are classed as tool box, 13 as tool chest or cabinet and 1 as workbench. In plain terms, the Husky range in this catalog leans toward large stationary and rolling cabinets, while the Milwaukee range leans toward portable boxes, totes and carts, with a smaller set of full cabinets.

Prices overlap more than the product mix might suggest. Several listings show a price range such as $269 to $329 rather than a single figure, which usually means the page covers more than one variant, so check which version a price refers to before you compare two products.

Power-tool terms such as platforms, brushless motors and battery configurations barely apply to this category. No platforms are listed for either brand. Husky shows 0 cordless models and no brushless figure, and Milwaukee shows 2 cordless models with 0 percent stating a brushless motor. Husky shows 0 percent with a kit stated.

Keep a few points in mind as you read. The only size figure the catalog gives is a single dimension, such as 20 in. Where those matter to you, read the full listing text.

At a glance

HuskyMilwaukee
Models listed3446
Price range$229 to $3,499$224 to $4,000
Median price$698$598
Battery platforms named in listingsnone namednone named
Cordless models stating a brushless motorn/a (no cordless models)0% of 2
Most common configurationn/akit (11)
Listings stating batteries, charger or case0%48%
Tool types coveredTool chest / cabinet (24), Workbench (9), Tool box (1)Tool box (32), Tool chest / cabinet (13), Workbench (1)

Lower-priced models

At the lower end, Husky examples run from $229.00 to $289.00 and are mostly rolling or standing storage. The Modular 20 in. W x 20 in. D 3-Shelf Rolling Side Tool Chest is listed at $229.00, the 48 in. W Folding Utility Locker Storage Box at $248.00, and a 46 in. W worktable at $289.00. Milwaukee examples in this tier are listed from $224 to $269 and are portable PACKOUT items: a 10 in. Structured Tote, a 15 in. Backpack with Tote and a 20 in. 2-Wheel Utility Cart. Two Milwaukee listings state a case or bag.

Husky

Milwaukee

Mid-priced models

In the mid tier, Husky examples are listed from $398.00 to $499.00 and are larger fixed-size units. They include a 46 in. W 9-Drawer Mobile Workbench Cabinet at $398.00, a 61 in. W Top Chest Hutch at $455.05, and a 24 in. W x 24 in. D Tall Side Tool Chest Locker at $499.00. Milwaukee examples run from $369.00 to $448.99 and stay in the PACKOUT system, pairing a 20 in. 2-Wheel Utility Cart with 3-Drawer, 4-Drawer or Multi Depth boxes, plus a 47-piece mechanics set with a 2-Drawer Tool Box. Three of these state a case or bag.

Husky

Milwaukee

Higher-priced models

In the higher tier, both sides converge on large mobile workbench cabinets. Husky examples start at $998 and reach $1,098 for a 61 in. W 15-Drawer unit, with a 72 in. W 15-Drawer Mobile Workbench listed from $999 to $1,198 and a 56 in. W 10-Drawer unit with pegboard at $1,051.00. One Husky listing includes a 320-piece mechanics set in foam in its title. Milwaukee examples are listed from $998.00 to $1,372.00, including 52 in., 56 in. and 61 in. cabinets, with the 61 in. 11-Drawer/1-Door Mobile Workbench at $1,372.00. None of these state a configuration.

Husky

Milwaukee

Which one fits you

Choose Husky if...

  • You want a catalog weighted toward cabinets and chests, since 24 of the 34 Husky models are classed that way, plus 9 workbenches.
  • You want a bundled tool set inside a larger unit, as in the 320-piece mechanics set listed with a 52 in. W workbench chest.
  • You do not need battery or brushless details, because no platforms are listed and 0 cordless models appear for Husky.

Choose Milwaukee if...

  • You want a range weighted toward portable boxes, totes and carts, since 32 of the 46 Milwaukee models are classed as tool box.
  • You want kit-style listings, since 48 percent of Milwaukee models are marked as kits and several state a case or bag.
  • You are comfortable with a platform-free category, since no platforms are listed and 0 percent of Milwaukee models state a brushless motor.

Frequently asked questions

How many models does each brand have in the catalog?

The catalog shows 34 Husky models and 46 Milwaukee models. Husky is split into 24 tool chests or cabinets, 9 workbenches and 1 tool box. Milwaukee is split into 32 tool boxes, 13 tool chests or cabinets and 1 workbench.

What are the price ranges?

Some listings show a range of prices, so confirm the variant behind each price.

Do these listings state battery platforms or brushless motors?

No platforms are listed for either brand. Husky shows 0 cordless models. Milwaukee shows 2 cordless models and 0 percent stating a brushless motor. For storage products these terms mostly do not apply, so size, drawer count and type are more useful.

What comes with the Milwaukee kit listings?

Eleven Milwaukee models are marked as kits, and some listings state a case or bag. Husky shows 0 percent with a kit stated, though one workbench chest title mentions a 320-piece mechanics set.