T-320 FM - TOYO Trunk Shaped Toolbox T-320 FM, Fuji Purple
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The Toyo Steel T-320 Trunk Toolbox sits at the sweet spot between the compact T-190 and the larger T-360 — a beautifully proportioned flat-profile steel trunk with the perfect amount of internal space for everyday organisation without ever becoming bulky.
Seamlessly pressed from a single sheet of Japanese steel in Toyo's Osaka factory, the T-320 has the clean, minimal aesthetic that has made Toyo Steel a global design icon. In Fuji Purple, it is a genuinely beautiful object — on a desk, a shelf or tucked under a workbench.
Use it for art supplies, stationery, cables, camping essentials, cosmetics or workshop tools. The T-320 stacks perfectly with other Toyo trunks and fits neatly alongside the larger T-360 and T-350 for a fully organised workspace.
- Seamlessly pressed from a single sheet of steel — no sharp edges
- Flat trunk profile for desk, shelf or workshop storage
- Secure latch with cylinder lock compatibility
- Side hooks for stacking with other Toyo trunk boxes
- Outer dimensions: W333 x D137 x H97mm
- 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.
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