Refrigerator Boxes - How to Organize Your Entire Fridge Easily

Refrigerator boxes make it easy to create order and overview in shelves and drawers. When you collect food in fixed zones, you quickly find what you need and you avoid small items disappearing at the back. Clear, stackable boxes make it easy to see the contents, and you can adjust the number to your everyday life. Place the boxes in the refrigerator so that they fit your routines. In this way, you streamline your everyday life and optimize space without compromising on a calm expression.

A lid provides a uniform look and stable stacking. It is especially useful for boxes with small, loose food items such as snacks, cold cuts and small tubs. Lids are available in several sizes, so you can close the boxes that are used most in everyday life. A specific choice is the lid for the Small refrigerator box , which helps the system stand neatly and securely on the shelf.

Stackable boxes make efficient use of shelf height. When you choose boxes with lids, you can easily stack them, and when you pull out a box, it is easy to see the contents and put it back in place. Stick to 2-3 sizes on the same shelf for a quiet system that is easy to maintain.

• XS: Berries, small snacks, cherry tomatoes and open small containers. A practical example is the XS refrigerator box , which keeps small food items together.
• Small: Dairy products, children's snacks, small yogurts and smaller vegetables. Good for what you use daily.
• Medium: Cold cuts, larger dairy products, fruit and vegetables, and open jars and tubs. Choose the Medium refrigerator drawer when you want to divide an entire shelf into manageable sections.

SmartStore boxes are made for modular organization in both the fridge and freezer. They are clear and easy to stack, and the sizes match, so you can build a system that fits your shelves. Combine the boxes with a turntable for dressings, pestos and small jars that you want to access from all sides. A high-rimmed plastic turntable collects small bottles and jars in one go for quick access.

Start by defining zones such as breakfast, cooking, vegetables, snacks and leftovers. Put a box in each zone and stick to the placement so that it is clear where the food belongs. Close the boxes with separate lids and stack them on top of each other to optimize space in the fridge. Choose a few, repeated sizes for a calm whole, and place the boxes so that they follow your routines, for example with everyday items at the front and less frequently used items at the back.

Empty a shelf and wipe it dry. Gather the food items into categories on the table. Measure the shelf and choose 2-3 box sizes that can be placed in straight rows. Put lids on the boxes that need to be stacked. Put the boxes back in a fixed order and repeat the same structure after shopping.

If you want to get to your goal quickly, you can choose a complete solution with coordinated sizes. A refrigerator package brings together boxes and a turntable, so you get a system that fits together from the start. This makes the setup simple, and you can always add more of the same boxes if your needs change.

When you work with fixed zones, repeated sizes and clear categories, the fridge becomes manageable in everyday life. Small adjustments – like a lid on the stackable boxes and a turntable for small jars – make a noticeable difference in day-to-day use.