GL-470 B - TOYO Cantilever Toolbox GL-470 B (Blue)
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The largest cantilever toolbox in the Toyo Steel range — and one of the most impressive objects in any room it enters. The Toyo Steel GL-470 Cantilever Toolbox is a generously wide, two-tier cantilever box in deep Blue, pressed seamlessly from a single sheet of Japanese steel in Osaka.
At 47cm wide, the GL-470 has a presence and storage capacity that makes it the ideal choice for serious artists, craftspeople, professionals and collectors who need a lot of well-organised space without sacrificing the beauty that makes Toyo Steel so beloved worldwide.
- Pressed seamlessly from a single sheet of steel — no sharp edges
- Two cantilever trays open wide to reveal large central compartment
- Removable steel dividers for each tray
- Compatible with 4.8mm cylinder lock
- Outer dimensions: W470 x D220 x H289mm
- Made in Osaka, Japan
ABOUT TOYO STEEL
Founded in Osaka, Japan in 1969, Toyo Steel pioneered the world's first seamless steel toolbox — a process of deep drawing technology that stamps and folds steel from a single sheet, eliminating sharp edges and creating extraordinary strength. Honoured with both the Good Design Award and Long Life Design Award, and stocked by MoMA, Toyo Steel holds 70% of Japan's steel toolbox market. These are not just toolboxes. They are objects for life.
External size: 477x227x289mm
Internal size: 470x218x108mm
All-steel construction
Weight: 4.8kg
Made in Osaka Japan
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