Cart - TWR4 - White
3 x €114,96 with Klarna.
TOYO STEEL 3-tier steel rolling cart with two deep trays and one flat tray, up to 80 kg. Size 80 × 32 × H. 54 cm, white color, self-assembly, for workshop, kitchen, or home.
WHITE 3-TIER CART BY TOYO STEEL
It is a highly reliable companion suitable for many domestic and professional uses.
- 2 deep trays, 1 shallow tray
- Capacity 80kg
- This product requires assembly.
[Remarques]
The support tubes and holes are designed to the perfect size for increased durability.
Therefore, the tubes may be a bit difficult to insert, but this is the product specification. The tubes may show white scratches after being inserted.
Please take this into account before your purchase. Assembly may take 45 minutes to 1 hour (1 person).
Also explore: Chariots, Good Design Award Selection, and Toyo Steel Company Ltd.
Features
- Dimensions
- 80 × 32 × H. 54 cm
- Weight
- 9400 g
- Size
- TWR4
- Material
- Stainless steel
- Color
- White
- Origin
- Osaka, Japan
- Brand since
- 1969
Osaka steel put on wheels
A simple and reliable object, without anything superfluous.
TOYO STEEL EXPERTISE
What sets this cart apart
Three floors, two depths
Two deep trays for items that stack and might slip, and one shallow tray for things you place and pick up right away. Each level has its purpose.
80 kg announced, 80 kg maintained
The steel tube frame supports a load of 80 kg. Tools, boxes, dishes, or paint cans, the cart doesn’t require you to be gentle with its trays.
Tubes fitted to the exact size
The support tubes and their holes are designed to exact sizes, ensuring a firm fit. This tight fit is intentional; it is what gives the cart its durability.
A one-hour assembly
The cart is delivered as a kit and assembles itself, taking 45 minutes to 1 hour for one person. Nothing else is needed except a bit of time.
The brands of assembly
When entering their housing, the tubes may leave white scratches. This is the normal result of a tight fit, not a finishing defect.
A steel house born in 1969
The TWR4 comes from the same Japanese company as the Toyo Steel steel boxes, founded in Osaka in 1969. Same material, same rejection of ornamentation.