Cabinets

Rigging Cabinet

Some gear needs more than a shelf. It needs a Strong Hold.

Rigging cabinets are built to handle the gear that keeps everything moving: chains, hoists, straps, tie-downs, and more. But they’re not just a place to stash the mess. They’re a system that organizes, protects, and makes life easier for crews who don’t have time to hunt, guess, or replace gear that didn’t survive the last job.

With secure visibility, OSHA-ready compliance, and every feature built for the field, these cabinets don’t contain chaos. They cut it off at the source.

Discover rugged, purpose-built storage for rigging gear with the rigging cabinets brochure.

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Overview

Your Gear Deserves Better Than the Floor (and OSHA Agrees)

Every time a sling touches the ground, sits in the sun, or soaks up moisture, you’re shaving it off its lifespan. And when inspections come around, that mess can turn into a real problem.

Strong Hold rigging cabinets are built to fix all of it:

AThey get gear off the ground and out of harm’s way.
They organize equipment for quick checks and clean workflows.
And they help keep you square with OSHA 1926.251 standards.

When your gear’s protected, your team moves faster, your inspections go smoother, and you spend more time working — not replacing, reordering, or re-explaining what went wrong.

Options

Form Follows Function (and Then Some)

Strong Hold rigging cabinets are fully welded, fully assembled, and fully loaded with features designed for real-world use, not showroom gloss.

Adjustable Hooks:Line the doors or interior walls to keep slings and straps organized.
Hanger Rods & Baskets:Store long gear cleanly, with no tangles or sag.
Drawers: Rated for 400 lbs., ideal for hardware, shackles, edge protectors, and anything that rolls away when you blink.
Ventilated Doors: Choose diamond or hex cutouts for airflow and gear visibility.
Locking Casters:Roll cabinets into place, lock them down, and get to work.
Forklift Pockets: Move fully loaded units (without unloading first).
Hinged or Sliding Doors: Mix and match to suit your setup. One style or both — it’s up to you.