The 3475 has four physical tiers, but those tiers can be assembled into five verified configurations. “Four tiers” describes the case’s physical structure. “Five configurations” describes the ways those tiers can be combined and used.
For buyers, understanding this distinction helps clarify which storage sections remain in each setup and whether the bottom rolling tier is involved. The standard set includes all four tiers and the connection components needed for these five combinations. Choosing a setup describes how the case will be used, rather than identifying a different product SKU.
Understanding the Four-Tier Structure
The 3475 modular makeup case has four levels, identified here by their positions in the complete case:
- Top tier: Can be used independently and contains four fold-out ABS trays with a lower storage area.
- Second tier: Contains a removable EVA inner box with five adjustable dividers.
- Third tier: Provides open storage space.
- Bottom tier: Provides deep storage space and the bottom rolling structure.
Keep these tier names consistent when comparing combinations. The “second tier” remains the same component even when the third tier is left out of a setup. Naming the components is more precise than asking for a “small” or “large” version.
The Five Verified 3475 Configurations
The table shows exactly which tiers belong to each verified setup.
| Configuration | Included tiers | Setup type |
|---|---|---|
| Configuration 1 | Top tier | Top tier used independently |
| Configuration 2 | Top tier + bottom tier | Two-tier configuration |
| Configuration 3 | Top tier + second tier + bottom tier | Three-tier configuration |
| Configuration 4 | Top tier + second tier + third tier + bottom tier | Full four-tier configuration |
| Configuration 5 | Top tier + second tier | Two-tier standalone configuration without the bottom tier |
Two setups contain two tiers, but they are different combinations. Configuration 2 connects the top tier to the bottom tier. Configuration 5 connects the top tier to the second tier and does not use the bottom tier. Specifying the included components avoids ambiguity when discussing either two-tier setup.
How the Tiers Connect
The five configurations use the existing connection hardware and latches. The standard 3475 set already includes the connection components required to form these verified setups; an additional conversion kit is not needed.
When communicating a preferred setup, list the tiers in their assembled order using the table above. This gives the buyer and sales team a common reference without introducing separate configuration codes or assumptions about other possible combinations.
What Comes With the Standard 3475 Configuration
The standard 3475 order includes:
- All four physical tiers.
- The existing connection components needed to form the five verified configurations.
This describes the included modular case structure. Any other accessories or project-specific requirements should be identified separately in the order confirmation. Product photographs alone should not be used as the order’s list of included items.
A buyer planning to use only the top tier, or the top tier with the second tier, should still distinguish that intended setup from the contents of the standard order.
How Buyers Should Choose a Configuration
Start by identifying the storage sections needed for the intended assortment. The top tier provides fold-out trays and a lower storage area. Adding the second tier retains the EVA inner box and adjustable dividers. The third tier adds its open storage section, while the bottom tier provides deep storage and the rolling base.
Then decide whether the bottom tier is required in the intended setup. Configurations 2, 3 and 4 include it. Configurations 1 and 5 are upper-only arrangements without the bottom tier.
This creates a practical selection sequence: identify the necessary storage sections, decide whether the bottom tier is needed, and match those requirements to a verified combination. Check the intended products and tools against the actual compartments rather than treating the number of tiers as a capacity measurement.
If the project requires a different overall case structure, compare the available trolley makeup cases before settling on a configuration.
What to Confirm Before Ordering 3475
- Tier combination: List the components needed in the intended setup.
- Bottom tier: State whether the planned setup uses the bottom rolling section.
- Interior arrangement: Confirm the relevant trays, EVA inner box and divider layout.
- Included components: Record the standard four-tier set and its required connection components.
- Color: Confirm the requested finish.
- Quantity: The standard MOQ is 100 units.
- Branding and customization: Specify any logo, color, material or configuration requests.
- Packaging: Confirm the project’s packaging requirements.
Logo, color, material, packaging and configuration requirements are project-specific and should be confirmed before ordering. Keep requested changes separate from the standard specification so that the quotation clearly identifies what is being supplied.
Need Help Choosing a 3475 Configuration?
Contact our team with your intended use, preferred tier combination, products or tools to be stored, order quantity and branding or customization requirements. Sales can confirm the applicable 3475 configuration and prepare a quotation.
