HSC Deal Vault Stanley Tool Backpack 35cm (14in) STA172335

THE HARDSCAPE SUPPLIES CO LTD

£42

STA172335 Tool Backpack 35cm (14in) The Stanley Tool Bag Backpack has been designed for easy hands-free tool transport that spreads the weight of the tools instead of lifting in one hand. It contains a separate laptop/power tool compartment, that is large enough for a 15.6in laptop. With an additional small front compartment for personal storage and two side mesh pockets. Made from 600 x 600 denier fabric for maximum durability and plastic base feet to help to protect against moisture and dirt. Has a paddded back and adjustable shoulder straps for extra comfort. Fitted with extra large, rubber

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE HARDSCAPE SUPPLIES CO LTD, number 16519245. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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