Niwaki ST-Type Tool Box
Cantilevered storage trays with removable compartment dividers… read the full description.
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Niwaki ST-Type Tool Box • Grey is in stock, available to dispatch worldwide, or contact us for showroom stock availability.
- 5lb 4.7oz
- Steel
- Made in Osaka, Japan
- The main (bottom) compartment is 10cm deep, 33cm long and 15cm wide. The top trays are each 4cm deep (or 5cm closest to the apex of the box), 33cm long and 7cm wide
- ニワキ stamped on the side is the katakana for Niwaki
Niwaki ST-Type Tool Box • Yellow is in stock, available to dispatch worldwide, or contact us for showroom stock availability.
- 5lb 4.7oz
- Steel
- Made in Osaka, Japan
- The main (bottom) compartment is 10cm deep, 33cm long and 15cm wide. The top trays are each 4cm deep (or 5cm closest to the apex of the box), 33cm long and 7cm wide
- ニワキ stamped on the side is the katakana for Niwaki
Product description
When I was young, I was into Airfix models. Really into them. Toy soldiers too; in fact, all that stuff. Humbrol enamel (Khaki Drill No.72 was always my favourite), white spirits, modelling glue - aah, happy days. Then I got a bit older, and flirted briefly with coarse fishing, back in the not-so-good old days with real lead weights and hooks with barbs on them. After that, off I went to London as a budding art student: paint brushes, Stanley knife and glue gun at the ready. A happy childhood, but how different – and better organised – it could have been, with a cantilevering ST-Type Tool Box by my side!
Holds all sorts of things. The metal dividers in the top trays can be configured in various ways, or removed completely, to customise your box.
Best usage
Paint and steel are reluctant bedfellows. With this particular model, the additional movements required for the cantilivered trays to extend and for the lids to open result in small blemishes to the finish.
As a utilitarian item, we hope you will create more chips and scratches with use. Having said that, I’ve been using one for indoor tools (hammer, screws, picture hanging gear etc.) for several years and it’s still looking good enough to live prominently on display, so don’t let this put you off.