Inner protection in reconstituted leather – Compatible with Toyo Y-350 / T-350

Inner lining made of reconstituted leather (Salamander) for TOYO STEEL Y350 and T350 toolboxes, designed to line the bottom and protect the contents.

Made in Japan Since 1969 Seamless Steel Lightweight and Durable
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Inner protection for Y-350 and T-350 toolboxes
Made from reconstituted leather by the renowned German company Salamander, this protection is specially designed for the Y-350 and T-350 models.

What is reconstituted leather?

Reconstituted leather is an eco-friendly material made from leather scraps transformed into fibers, then mixed with resin and compressed into sheets. It retains the natural texture, durability, and moisture absorption capacity of genuine leather. Over time, it also develops a beautiful patina.
Due to its characteristics, black spots or color variations may appear during production. Thank you for your understanding.

Usage precautions

  • Texture: Smooth, reconstituted leather (60% crushed leather fibers, 40% latex resin, oil, etc.)

  • Weight (IS-350): 0.04 kg

LEARN MORE ABOUT TOYO STEEL

Founded in 1969 in Osaka, Toyo Steel Co. Ltd is a benchmark in the field of toolboxes. Their reputation is due to a unique one-piece, seamless design: lightweight, portable, and extremely robust.

Repurposed from their original use, these boxes easily find their place in every room of the house: storing pencils, sewing threads, phones, glasses, kitchen utensils… and of course, tools!

Also explore: Toolboxes, TOYO STEEL Toolboxes, and Toyo Steel Company Ltd.

Features
Dimensions
37 × 16 × H. 11.5 cm
Weight
40 g
Size
Y350
Material
Leather
Color
Beige
Origin
Osaka, Japan
Brand since
1969
Rewards
  • Good Design Award 2009
Usage & Entretien
In case of moisture, let it dry naturally.
Since this product is not made of natural leather, avoid using leather creams or cleaners, as they may cause stains or irregularities.
From the workshop to the home

Born in Osaka, adopted indoors

Since 1969, each Toyo Steel box has been pressed from a single sheet of steel in Higashi Osaka. Designed for the workshop, it has gradually moved from the workbench to the home. On a desk, a shelf, or a dresser, it stores stationery, plants, or keepsakes, and its design has remained unchanged for over fifty years.

The pressing workshop
The pressing workshop
Higashi Osaka, Japan
Stamping
Stamping
A steel sheet, zero welding
Quality control
Quality control
Made in Japan
The epoxy finish
The epoxy finish
Durable colors
Expertise
Expertise
Over 50 years of expertise
"
Dreams will not rust. Our expertise will never rust. Our care for our customers won’t either.
Taiji Hisashi, CEO of Toyo Steel Co., Ltd.
1969
Founded in Osaka
Good Design
Award 2009 & 2014
Long Life
Design Award
ISO 9001
Certified quality

TOYO STEEL EXPERTISE

What makes these objects unique

01

A single sheet of steel, zero welding

Each box is made from a single sheet of cold-pressed steel. No welding, no weak points: a monobloc structure built to last for decades.

02

Rounded corners, no sharp edges

Rounded corners are not just aesthetic: they eliminate sharp edges, make cleaning easier, and enhance the structural strength of each box.

03

Lightweight but indestructible

Cold-rolled steel offers an excellent strength-to-weight ratio. Easy to carry, hard to damage. An object designed for everyday use, not for the closet.

04

Stackable, modular, alignable

Designed to live side by side. The dimensions follow one after another by module, the lids stack flat, and each box finds its place on a shelf or countertop.

05

Epoxy finish, durable color

Epoxy paint resists scratches, rust, and stains. The colors retain their brightness over the years, even with heavy use.

06

Made in Japan since 1969

Each box comes from the same workshop in Osaka. More than half a century of expertise, a design that has hardly changed. Because it didn’t need to.