Help! - Looking for a monitor and keyboard carrying case

[HenkeCool]

Hey guys.
 
I'm right now building my first PC and I'm really looking forward to taking it with me to LANs and such. This has gotten me thinking that I maybe could make/buy some sort of carrying case for my monitor, keyboard, mouse and whatever cables I might need with me. My monitor (Dell Ultrasharp U2414H) is 356x540x185mm, my keyboard (CM Storm Devastator) 35x470x190 and my mouse (bundled with keyboard) 40x70x120mm (Height, width and depth).

 
I searched around for a bit and found a case called The pelican 1600 which seemed to fit my needs. Then I saw the price... 160 dollars! PLUS 160 "#¤&¤% DOLLARS SHIPPING TO SWEDEN! Determined not to give up my chase for the ultimate case I continued to search. After some more googling I found a similar case called The HS6132. 165 DOLLARS! AND 195 DOLLARS SHIPPING TO SWEDEN! Yes I understand that these cases are professional products and therefore carry this very premium price but still. I also found one called The TUSKO on amazon which seemed nice but it' was still not that cheap and it wasn't a whole case like I had originally planned.
 
I simply haven't been able to find any cases that fits my needs and doesn't cost a small fortune. As I wrote before I'm right now building my PC so funds for these kinds of things have almost run dry. If you guys could find any cases like this or just know that they exist at all please write a comment and let me know because it would be soooooo cool if I could something like this. I would guess that there has to be a like hardware store equivalent of this. It would be great if it had a foam inside but in the worst case I could maybe re-use the packing material that comes with the monitor. It would have to be 
 
Any help is much appreciated since I don't even really know what I'm searching for.
//Henrik from Sweden

[olbaze]

You don't need a carrying case if your keyboard isn't of subpar build quality to begin with. A lot of gaming keyboards have better build quality (Corsair, SteelSeries) to accommodate for LAN usage.

 

And obviously, the first two carrying cases that you linked are meant for a bit more than LAN usage...

[HenkeCool]

You don't need a carrying case if your keyboard isn't of subpar build quality to begin with. A lot of gaming keyboards have better build quality (Corsair, SteelSeries) to accommodate for LAN usage.

 

And obviously, the first two carrying cases that you linked are meant for a bit more than LAN usage...

 

Yeeeeeaa... Thats why I asked for a cheap-o option of something like them. And yes, my keyboard is rubbish but I bought it on a deal and I plan on buying a better one later.

I was just curious if these even existed or if someone had some other options since it would be really cool.