Detail 01
14 x 12 in.
Diameter first, depth second. A 14 x 14 floor tom or a 14 x 6.5 snare will not fit.

Independent shopping perspective
Roto-molded hard case for a 14 x 12 inch drum. For drummers whose kit gets loaded, stacked and shipped regularly.


Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Diameter first, depth second. A 14 x 14 floor tom or a 14 x 6.5 snare will not fit.
Detail 02
Rotational-molded polyethylene, the same construction used for shipping cases. Takes impact and stacking rather than just abrasion.
Detail 03
Protects against crushing and drops, not just scratches. Heavier and doesn't collapse for storage between gigs.
Detail 04
Standard for stage cases and easy to label with tape or a stencil when several look alike.
Detail 05
Per-drum pricing. Casing a full kit this way is a real investment — decide which drums actually travel.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
A 14 inch diameter drum up to 12 inches deep. Measure over the rims, since hoops and lugs sit wider than the shell itself.
The diameter matches, but a standard snare is far shallower than 12 inches, so it will move around. A snare-depth case is the better choice.
Roto-molded construction is what you want for checked or freighted gear. Take the drum's tension loose and pad any space around it before shipping.
Either, as long as it measures 14 x 12. Remove the floor tom legs and any mount that sticks out before closing the case.
Reference
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