metallbøyler

Metallbøylere, also known as metal clothespins, are light fixtures that consist of a hook on which to hang a clothesline or a wicker basket containing fabric items. The metal part is typically a long horizontal cylindrical tube with holes at each end, allowing for easy hanging of the fabric items.

The metallboyle functionality mainly lies in organizing and displaying personal items in public settings such as markets, festivals and other public festivals. Research into the history of this type of light remains scarce, but one can surmise that it may be an exploitation of typically mundane lighting fixtures.

Metallbøylere are usually installed in a series to create a line of identical or near-identical lights spaced evenly apart. They were once constructed with simple steel wire or metal pipes, but can now often be found in a rich and decorative metal-coated aluminum design on an elevated post, with a materials provided "tчуклов," a design flexibility designed originally for street vendors and likely adopted because of the trustworthiness of this type of light yielding consistent liveyards.

Metallboylere also encompass making small businesses, advertising whatever type of product they're selling or search into a broad conventional vision regardless of the color space they belong in.