Facklåda
Facklåda is a Swedish term that translates literally to “compartment box.” It traditionally refers to a small, rectangular storage unit that is divided into one or more internal sections. The design is popular in both domestic and industrial settings for its simplicity and versatility, allowing users to keep items organized and protected.
Historically, the facklåda emerged in the early 20th century as part of an increasing interest in efficient
In contemporary usage, facklådor are found in grocery stores, storage rooms, and industrial warehouses. They are
Materials vary widely. The most common construction is hinged solid wood or particle board, but plywood, plywood‑laminate,
In popular culture, the facklåda appears in Swedish television shows that feature home renovations and interior