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Rivet 19-piece bamboo/recycled plastic tool set
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Sustainability rating

  • Eco-Friendly MaterialsContains recognised lower-impact materials such as recycled, organic or plant-based content.
  • Responsible ManufacturingMade under a recognised social-audit standard or in a European factory.
How we rate sustainability

Rivet 19-piece bamboo/recycled plastic tool set

Experience the perfect blend of sustainability and functionality with the Rivet tool set. This meticulously designed toolbox is not only visually appealing, but also environmentally responsible without compromising on quality or performance. The bamboo's natural strength and durability ensure that your tools are protected for years to come. Inside the case, you'll find a set of 19 essential tools crafted from carbon steel and recycled plastic: 1 long joint handle, 4 high-quality sockets for various applications, 1 extension bar for hard-to-reach areas, 10 precision engineered screwdriver bits for any task, and 3 hex keys for furniture assembly. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a professional tradesperson, these tools are designed to perform reliably and withstand rigorous use. Since bamboo is a natural product, there may be slight variations in colour and size per item, which may affect the final printing outcome. Packed in a STAC gift box from sustainable sources.

Recommended: Laser engraving
Unit price: £21.17 · Line total: £5,291.67
Indicative at qty 250. We confirm final pricing in our quote.

The impact of this product

Every order through Social Supermarket funds real social and environmental impact. Here is what this adds up to.

x 250 units
  • 225kg
    of plastic collected from the ocean

About the impact

Our partner recovers plastic waste from the environment in the regions worst affected by pollution, funding ethical recovery before it reaches oceans, landfills or incinerators. This supports local waste workers with fair wages and safe conditions, while removing hard-to-recycle plastic and driving systemic change in how plastic is managed.
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