Stackable boxes

How stackable boxes make use of the height in the room

Do you also have boxes scattered around in a cabinet, where the top half of the shelf is just empty? You are not the only one. Most cabinets and shelves are much taller than we fill them with, and that is exactly where the stackable boxes make a difference. Instead of spreading your things out over the entire floor or shelf, you can build upwards and make the same storage take up far less space. Here you will find boxes that are made to stand on top of each other, both in plastic and in wood, in sizes for everything from the refrigerator to the wardrobe.

The idea behind it is the same as runs through our entire range. Fixed places and simple systems make it difficult for clutter to survive, and a stack of boxes, where each box has its own contents, is exactly such a system. You know where the things are, and you can take out the bottom box without tipping over the rest.

Choose plastic for the refrigerator and moisture, wood for the rooms you see

The material largely determines where the box belongs. The plastic boxes can withstand moisture, cold, and being wiped down with a wet cloth, and they are easy to stack tightly. This makes them ideal for the refrigerator, for dry goods, and for places where a little moisture can occur. Our refrigerator boxes in plastic are available in several sizes, so you can place a low box for cold cuts next to a taller one for fruit and vegetables, and they can be stacked on top of each other in the refrigerator itself.

You choose the wooden box when the box also needs to be seen. A stack of lightweight wooden boxes on an open shelf or in the wardrobe gives a warm, calm look and fits into a home where materials matter. Wood can withstand a damp cloth, but never lying in water or standing in a place that is really damp. Therefore, the wooden boxes belong in the living room, bedroom, and in the office, while the plastic takes the wet and cold rooms.

Refrigerator boxes in four sizes for each zone

In the refrigerator, stacking is about building zones in height. When each product group gets its own box, you can pull out the cold cuts in one motion instead of rummaging around at the back of the shelf. The boxes are available in four sizes, so you can put the system together according to what you actually have.

• Refrigerator box in the slim model is narrow and fits soda cans, tubes, and whatever else tips over.
• XS is the smallest and good for butter, cheese, and small glasses.
• Small holds cold cuts and snack vegetables.
• Medium takes fruit, vegetables, and the larger things.

If you want to skip the selection, see our package solution for the refrigerator, where the boxes are put together as a whole. Remember that the refrigerator boxes are made for the shelves inside the refrigerator and not for the door shelves.

Storage boxes for wardrobe, attic, and the deep cabinets

Outside the kitchen, it is the large storage boxes that create order. They are stacked on top of each other in the wardrobe, in the attic, or in the deep cabinets, where otherwise things are just loosely stacked. Our storage box in the large size is the spacious one and is good for bed linen, seasonal clothing, and what you do not use every day.

If you want a uniform and calm look, the white boxes are available in three sizes that fit together. Our white storage box in size small takes the small things, medium is the medium size, and large holds the most. When the sizes are from the same series, they stand stably on top of each other and give a nice look, whether they stand out or are hidden away. A lid on top protects the contents from dust and makes it so you can easily stack another box on top.

Stackable wooden boxes in acacia and natural for the visible home

When the boxes are to stand out, the wood is an aesthetic for the soul. Our stackable wooden boxes are available in two tones, a lighter natural and a warmer acacia, so you can hit the look that fits the rest of the room. Both series come in the same four shapes, so you can mix them according to what you need to put in them.

• A square box for what takes up equal space in all directions. It is available as an acacia wooden box and a natural wooden box.
• A wide box for books, folders, and flat things. It is available in both versions.
• A slim box for the narrow shelves. It is available in both versions.
• A box with an open front, where you can take things out without lifting the box off the stack. It is available in both versions.

The open front is worth highlighting when you stack. You avoid having to pull the whole stack apart to reach what is in the bottom box. If you want to read more about how the wooden boxes are used around the home, we have gathered the ideas in the article about wooden boxes for storage. The long tall wooden box is also available in a natural version, if you want a taller model for the shelf.

Stackable shoe boxes keep the entrance free of clutter

Shoes are one of the things that spread out over the floor in the entrance the fastest. The stackable shoe boxes give each pair its own place and build upwards instead of lying in a pile. Because they are transparent, you can see which shoes are in which box without opening it, and the open front means that you can pull out a pair without tipping over the stack.

Stackable shoe box is available in two sizes. The small one fits children's shoes and the lower models, while the large one takes boots and the taller shoes. If you want the whole idea behind a tidy entrance, we have written more about it in our guide to shoe storage.

Checklist before you choose your stackable boxes

You do not need to renovate the whole house at once. Start with one room or just one cabinet, and feel out what is really bothering you. Then it will be easier to choose the right boxes.

1. Find out if the box should stand in a damp or cold room. Then you know if it should be plastic instead of wood.
2. Measure the height in the cabinet or on the shelf, so you know how many boxes you can stack on top of each other.
3. Choose sizes from the same series, so the boxes stand stably when you stack them.
4. Consider if you need a lid that protects the contents from dust, or an open front that gives easy access.
5. Decide if the boxes should stand out. Then color and material matter more.

If you are in doubt, we are always ready to help you put together what fits exactly your home.