Canvas Elevated Truck

Story

The industrial-grade, elevated storage bin for effortless organization

The 3-Bushel Canvas Storage Bin is a direct descendant of the heavy-duty carts Steele Canvas has supplied to the hospitality and textile industries for over a century. Handcrafted in the USA, this elevated storage solution combines a thick, industrial-weight cotton canvas body with a rugged kiln-dried hardwood base and a sturdy steel frame. Designed to reduce back strain, the elevated height makes it an ideal permanent fixture for sorting laundry, storing toys, or organizing firewood, bringing a touch of authentic American manufacturing into the home.

Features

• Back-Saving Elevation: Raised steel frame design allows for easy access to contents without deep bending.
• Industrial Strength Construction: Features a permanent canvas body secured with high-tenacity tension to a powder-coated steel rim.
• Kiln-Dried Hardwood Base: Provides a solid, warp-resistant foundation capable of supporting heavy loads.
• Smooth-Glide Casters: Equipped with non-marking industrial wheels for effortless mobility across all floor types.
• Durable Vinyl Trim: Reinforced with a protective top rim to prevent wear and tear during heavy daily use.

Materials

• Body: 80% Heavyweight 100% Cotton Canvas
• Frame: 20% Industrial Steel and Kiln-Dried Hardwood
• Trim: Reinforced Vinyl
• Origin: Handcrafted in the USA

Specs

• Dimensions: 25.5" L x 19.5" W x 27" H
• Capacity: 3 Bushels (approx. 105 liters)
• Construction: Elevated frame with permanent liner

About

Founded in 1921 on Hamilton Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Steele Canvas Basket began as a manufacturer of rugged products for the New England coal and textile industries. More than a century later, the company remains a family-owned legacy of American craftsmanship, now led by second-generation brothers John and Paul Lordan. While their line has evolved to include durable goods for the home, Steele continues to use many of their original manufacturing methods and time-honored techniques in their Massachusetts facility, ensuring every product is built to endure.