Which is better for heavy tools?

The Husky. Its slides are rated 100 lb and the bottom drawer 200 lb, while the HPDMC lists a 150 lb max load for the whole unit.

Which has more storage?

The HPDMC. It has 11 drawers, 3 top cabinets, a 2-door cabinet and a pegboard, against 9 drawers on the Husky.

Is the HPDMC worth the extra money?

Only if you need the extra compartments, pegboard and 72 in. wood top. Otherwise the Husky does the heavy-lifting job for $498 versus $1,399.99.

Which is easier to move around a garage?

Both roll on 5 in. casters. The HPDMC has 2 lockable wheels; the Husky weighs about 221 lb against 425 lb for the HPDMC.

Do both have power outlets?

Yes. The Husky has outlets and 2 USB ports. The HPDMC has a power strip with 4 outlets, 2 USB ports and an over-current switch.

Does the HPDMC come with a warranty?

No written warranty is stated for the HPDMC. The Husky carries the Husky brand name, but confirm warranty terms at purchase.

Husky Extra Deep 46-Inch 9-Drawer Workbench vs HPDMC 72in Rolling Tool Chest

Buy the Husky Extra Deep if you want a heavy-duty workbench with deep drawers and a 200 lb bottom drawer for $498 at The Home Depot as of November 8, 2026. Buy the HPDMC 72-inch if you need maximum tiered storage, a pegboard and a wood top, and will pay $1,399.99 at Walmart as of November 8, 2026. The Husky costs about $900 less and handles heavier drawer loads. The HPDMC gives you far more compartments and a larger work surface.

Today the Husky Extra Deep 46-Inch 9-Drawer Workbench costs $901.99 less at its best price.

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