Catchall tray - Black
Pressed steel catchall from TOYO STEEL, heir to the workshops of Higashi-Osaka where screws and small parts were stored. Black color, perfect on a desk, workbench, or entryway to keep your small items within reach.
TRAY BY TOYO STEEL
Born in the heart of Higashi-Osaka, a city renowned for its industrial heritage, this tray is a product of precision and practicality. Originally designed for local factories, it served as an essential tool for organizing small parts like screws. Today, we bring this trusted companion of craftsmen into everyday life.
Made using the same one-piece die-casting technique as high-end toolboxes, these pieces are both lightweight and highly durable. Unlike fragile plastic alternatives, they are made of sturdy iron, offering a timeless solution that withstands wear and tear. The integrated grooves allow for labeling, making organization simple and intuitive.
To adapt it for general use, we introduced sturdy perforated panels. These panels not only increase storage capacity but also enhance the product’s aesthetics, combining utility and style. Whether at home, in your workshop, or at the office, the stand offers a chic and effective way to declutter and display.
Rooted in decades of trust and expertise, the tray reflects the durability and reliability that have supported professionals for years. Now it’s your turn to discover this heritage in your daily life.
CUSTOMIZABLE STORAGE FOR EVERY NEED
Double storage option: replace the perforated panel with an additional tray, thus improving storage for tools, parts, or supplies.
Double panel configuration: use two perforated panels for maximum vertical organization, perfect for those who need more space.
For even more flexibility, trays and perforated panels are available separately, allowing you to customize your setup as your needs evolve.
Also explore: Toolboxes, TOYO STEEL Toolboxes, and Toyo Steel Company Ltd.
Features
- Weight
- 400 g
- Material
- Stainless steel
- Color
- Black
- Origin
- Osaka, Japan
- Brand since
- 1969
À propos de TOYO STEEL
Toyo Steel Co. Ltd, a company founded in 1969 in Osaka, is the specialist of the Toolbox known for its many qualities: lightweight, portable, extremely durable as it is made from a single piece without welding. Every detail is well thought out: rounded edges to prevent injury, retractable handle, locking buckle, embossed top/bottom allowing stacking. The toolbox’s use can be adapted; it fits perfectly in every room of the house to store pencils, sewing threads, phones, glasses, kitchen utensils... and of course tools.
With no joints: water, oil, and other liquids do not leak. This product can be customized and requires assembly after purchase.
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.
TOYO STEEL EXPERTISE
What makes these objects unique
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.
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.
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.
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.
Epoxy finish, durable color
Epoxy paint resists scratches, rust, and stains. The colors retain their brightness over the years, even with heavy use.
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.