jakolohko
The term "jakolohko" is a Finnish word that literally translates to "log box" or "wood box." It refers to a storage container, typically made of wood, designed for keeping logs or firewood. These structures are commonly found in and around areas where wood is used for heating, such as cabins, saunas, and rural homes.
Jakolohkos can vary greatly in size and design. Some are simple, open-topped boxes, while others are more
While the most common material is wood, some modern interpretations might incorporate metal or other weather-resistant