Meshhyllyt

Meshhyllyt is a Finnish term that translates to "mesh shelves" or "wire shelves." This type of shelving system is characterized by its construction from a grid of wires or bars, creating an open and airy appearance. The open structure allows for good air circulation, which can be beneficial for storing items that may be sensitive to moisture or require ventilation.

These shelves are commonly used in various settings due to their durability and versatility. In residential kitchens, meshhyllyt are often found in pantries or as part of cabinet interiors for storing food items, cookware, and dishes. Their open design makes it easy to see the contents, improving accessibility and organization. In commercial environments, such as retail stores or warehouses, mesh shelving is a popular choice for displaying merchandise or organizing inventory.

The materials used for meshhyllyt typically include steel, stainless steel, or coated wire, which provide strength and resistance to corrosion. They can be found in a range of configurations, from freestanding units to wall-mounted systems or inserts for existing furniture. The ease of cleaning and maintenance is another advantage, as debris can easily pass through the mesh. The simplicity of their design also often contributes to a modern or industrial aesthetic.