
This weathered red metal tool chest, delivered in Blender, features a hinged top lid and five drawers with realistic wear and tear. Constructed from heavy-duty steel, this industrial tool chest features a vibrant, distressed red finish with visible surface oxidation and scuffs. The unit includes a top-hinged lid supported by metal stays, revealing an open storage compartment, plus five horizontally aligned drawers with metallic pull handles. A central locking mechanism is present on the front fascia, along with a small identification plate. The overall aesthetic suggests heavy usage, making it suitable for environments requiring authentic, lived-in character. Its compact, rectangular form is designed for benchtop or floor placement, providing a classic utilitarian storage solution.
The download is a 68.8 MB compressed archive with the model in BLEND, FBX and GLTF format.
Integrate this asset by importing the file into your native scene and adjusting the pivot point to the base for accurate placement. The model utilizes standard material channels, allowing for easy adjustment of the surface roughness or metallic properties to suit specific lighting conditions. If using the provided file in a visualization project, ensure the texture maps are correctly linked in your shader editor to maintain the intended weathered appearance of the steel surfaces across all drawer fronts and the main casing.
Ideal for adding authentic detail to workshop, garage, or industrial-themed interior visualizations, this tool chest works well as a prop in architectural scenes or technical training environments. It pairs effectively with workbench systems, shelving units, and other mechanical equipment. Professionals might search for this asset when populating maintenance areas, hobbyist spaces, or automotive repair shops where a rugged, functional aesthetic is required. Its realistic, worn finish enhances the narrative quality of scenes depicting active workspaces or traditional craftsmanship environments.
Red Metal Industrial Tool Chest
Free
What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
Public domain. Use commercially, modify and redistribute. No attribution required.
Covers 1 seat.