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Anyone can create unique foam inserts

Starting from £19.99

What is Shadow Foam?

Shadow Foam is a one-of-a-kind product. It is 100% polyethylene and designed with a unique structure that allows it to cut cleanly, and peel easily. This allows anyone to create professional-looking foam liners for their toolboxes, flight cases, systainers, and much more…

Shadow Foam combines the ease of use of a pick ‘n’ pluck foam, with the strength and quality of an expensive custom CNC foam liner. Keeping your gear protected and organised at an affordable cost has never been easier!

If you’ve ever been stressed searching for a tool, or felt the pain of replacing a broken piece of equipment… then Shadow Foam is for you.

Available in 7 reversible colours and a wide selection of shapes and sizes

How can Shadow Foam Help you?

Never lose a tool again

Shadow Foam's customisability allows you to create a dedicated and exact location for each and every tool. Whether a thin spanner, or a deep power tool, you can organise anything. With a quick glance, it is obvious when something is missing.

Save time and eliminate frustration

Organised toolbox, organised mind. There is nothing more frustrating than wasting time searching for a lost tool. Organising all of your existing tools in a unique Shadow Foam liner is quick and easy, and saves the cost of rebuying lost tools.

Impress customers and colleagues

The immediate visual impact of a perfectly organised setup using Shadow Foam will impress anyone. It shows new colleagues and customers you have a professional approach, are efficient, and are thoroughly prepared - giving them confidence in your ability.

Exceed tool control regulations

Using an inventory to account for your equipment list will meet regulations. But this wastes time every day. With a custom Shadow Foam organiser, you can immediately see if tools or equipment are misplaced. This negates the need for a manual toolbox inventory.

Protect valuable equipment

When you have thousands of pounds worth of tools and equipment, protecting them is a priority. Shadow Foam is a way of ensuring they are accounted for and protected. It also has high impact resistance, making it suitable for heavy use and transporting items.

The quickest and easiest way to organise your tools and gear

LAYOUT your items where you want them to go.

CUT around them with a sharp knife.

PEEL back layers to form dedicated spaces.

Where can you use Shadow Foam?

Toolboxes

Neatly laying out all of your tools in a tool chest or roll cab drawer is satisfying. That is until you open or close the drawer with any force and the tools bang around everywhere. Shadow Foam is the simple and effective way of ensuring all of your tools are organised, protected and back in the toolbox at the end of the day.

Flight Cases

Whether organising your tools, electronics, or camera equipment, flight cases are a great means of storage. Pick ‘n’ pluck foam or dividers that usually come with most flight cases are not sufficient to protect or organise the contents. Shadow Foam allows you to create a bespoke insert that will last. And can be layered to efficiently use the full height of the case.

Tool Walls

Visual tool management is where Shadow Foam started. The ability to instantly see if any tools are missing is one of the biggest advantages of Shadow Foam. Moving that system onto a wall makes finding a tool, and spotting a missing one, even quicker. They also look amazing, and saves space!

Van Storage

Shadow Foam is used extensively for organising modular toolbox systems, commonly integrated into van racking. These inserts both protect the tools in transit and also help organise the wide array of tools. Larger sheets can also be used to organise van vaults and van drawers for the same reasons.

Modular Toolbox Systems

We manufacture Shadow Foam Inserts for all of the leading modular toolbox systems on the market. These include DeWalt TSTAK, Makita MakPac, Milwaukee Packout, Bosch L-Boxx and Festool Systainers plus many, many more.

Anywhere else...

From kitchen cupboards to the boot of a car to a barbers drawer, Shadow Foam has been used almost everywhere. Whatever you are looking to organise and protect, and wherever you are looking to organise and protect it, we can provide a custom size Shadow Foam sheet in whatever colour and size you need.

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You may think...

"I won't be able to cut the foam"

A common objection is that you may struggle to cut the foam neatly, or won't be able to get a smooth finish.

Anyone can cut Shadow Foam

We designed our foam to be easy to cut and peel by anyone. We supply cutting kits and video tutorials to help you cut your foam.

"This is just standard foam"

If you have seen other foam on the market, you might think that all foam is the same.

Shadow Foam is not like other foam

Shadow Foam is multi-layered and, unlike other foam alternatives, is specifically formulated for high-impact resistant protection.

"I don't have space for foam"

If you have a lot of tools, then it might be hard to imagine that you can also fit foam in your toolbox.

Achieve more efficient layouts

Stand spanners on their side or use layers of foam to utilise the full height of a drawer or case. This is impossible without foam.

"My tools came with an organiser"

Tool kits, flight cases and modular systems often come with plastic trays and dividers.

Where other organisers fail, Shadow Foam exceeds

Gone are the days of cracked plastic, broken tools and spongy foam. Shadow Foam is durable and rigid to protect your tools.

"You don't make an insert for my case"

We cannot make inserts for every case, so yours might not have a ready-made insert available to purchase.

Shadow Foam is endlessly adaptable

Even if we don't make an insert for your case, you can still get organised. The process is very simple, if you want to learn how to do it yourself, we have a video tutorial available.