Hmm...

[Toolpig]

Good idea?

http://www.leevalley.com/US/wood/page.aspx?cat=1,43326,68749&p=71993

 

[mouppe]

Cannot see the point myself. Either buy the syscart, or make your own base with some wood strips glued on to prevent the systainers from moving around.

 

[Walk On Wood]

I like them.. A few of those screwed down to the bedslide in my pickup would keep my systainer stacks from falling over.

 

[neeleman]

These wheel-less SYS-Cart Bases are also meant for hanging to a wall.
Although I would not want to open a systainer which hangs to a wall, because everything will fall out.
Taking the systainer of the wall when closed will work better.
Look at the Tanos information: Tanos

 

[mouppe]

Yes, the product pdf shows it in use on the wall to hold a first aid systainer, but there's no suggestion from Lee Valley to use it this way.

 

[grbmds]

Very strange! What could you possibly put on the wall that wouldn't fall out when the cover is opened? Not even sandpaper or dominos . . . . Strange concept for marketing the product.

 

[neeleman]

At least it's a way to store (closed) systainers vertically.
Open it until it's taken off.

 

[semenza]

Yes, the product pdf shows it in use on the wall to hold a first aid systainer, but there's no suggestion from Lee Valley to use it this way.

Funny, when I read the first wall mount post I was thinking first aid kit. Scroll down, hah, how about that ? !

Seth