Knaack 119-02 Steel Field Station 120.7 Cu Ft
- 120.7 cu ft capacity, described as 121 cu ft internal
- 83 x 60 x 44 inches, H x W x D
- 3 compartments: large upper, two shelved lower
- 2 doors, 2 shelves in the lower cabinet
- Watchman IV recessed lock housing, Knaack padlock included
- Oversized gutter system with automotive grade weather stripping
- Freestanding on legs, casters not listed
Last refreshed Sep 27, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A weatherproof, lockable site cabinet for crews that leave tools on the job overnight. Plan for moving it, because the listing shows legs and gives no weight or caster details.
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ASIN: B0GNL3X1XQModel: 119-02Category: Tool Boxes
Overview
Site superintendents and trade crews get a full-height steel cabinet from the Knaack Field Station, with a large upper compartment behind an awning door and two shelved lower bays. A recessed lock housing and an included padlock guard the contents, while a gutter and weather stripping shed rain.
Security and dryness drive the case for this field station: the recessed lock housing limits pry points, and the gutter plus weather stripping hold off rain. Gas springs on the upper door make daily access easier. Weight, warranty and how it gets moved around site are not stated, so the logistics need checking.
Who it's for
Commercial jobsites where a lockable, weather-sealed cabinet stands for the length of a project. Homeowners and small vans have no use for something this tall and deep.
Pros and cons
- Recessed lock housing limits tampering
- Padlock included with interchangeable tumblers
- Gutter and weather stripping shed rain
- Gas springs assist the upper door
- Weight and warranty not listed
- Description says rolling, specs list legs
- Tall unit, check doorway and truck clearance
Performance notes
Weather protection depends on the gutter channeling water away from the door seams and the weather stripping staying compressed when locked. Security comes from the lock housing being recessed, so the padlock body offers little to cut or pry. The gas springs hold the upper door open, while the spring-loaded lock rod sets how easily the upper compartment releases.
Where it stands among tool boxes
- #8 most-searched brand and model of the 8 tool boxes lines we track (by search demand, not sales).
From the specs of the 25 tool boxes we list; not a test result.
Specifications
| Brand | Knaack |
|---|---|
| Model | 119-02 |
Frequently asked questions
Does the Knaack 119-02 need to be bolted down or assembled?
The listing calls it a freestanding floor-mount unit on legs and mentions no anchor kit or assembly steps. Plan a level spot with room for the 44 inch depth and the 83 inch height.
Does the Knaack 119-02 Field Station have wheels?
The description calls it a rolling storage box, but the specs list a leg base and no casters. Treat it as a stationary cabinet unless the seller confirms casters.
Can the Knaack padlock be rekeyed?
The padlock tumblers are interchangeable, so they can be managed without replacing the whole padlock. One padlock comes with the KL version.
How does the upper door on the Knaack 119-02 stay open?
The awning door rides on dual gas springs and has a left-hand built-in safety lock. A detachable handle helps pull it closed.