Our beechwood racks are specially designed to be easy to carry, and are stackable – both upwards and sideways. Even stacked into a shelf for storage they won’t be too spacious. A special non-slip construction ensures that they remain steady when stacked. All racks have a wide front opening and two handy side holes, but within this basic format there are useful variations. One type has been designed for storing fruit and vegetables – on a side note: fresh apples and potatoes should not be stored in the same room. Another type is for beverage bottles. Made of massive and untreated beechwood.

These large storage boxes made of beech wood have a practical landscape format; so they can not only be carried comfortably, as a whole storage shelf of stacked boxes is yes even less space-consuming. The fruit or vegetable crate is used for storing apples, onions, potatoes and others (please sorted and not immediately adjacent), the bottle crate is used for storing wine or juice bottles. There is a wide opening in the front, which facilitates the removal of the stored goods; the side handles simplify carrying. Due to a bulge in the side, the boxes stand firmly and securely on top of each other; they are made of solid, untreated beech. (Delivery in each case without content.)

These large beech wood storage boxes have a practical landscape format, so they can be carried comfortably. Thanks to a lateral bulge, the boxes can also be placed firmly and securely on each other. Thus, it quickly becomes clear that an entire storage shelf of stacked boxes takes up little space. The fruit or vegetable crate is used to store apples, onions, potatoes, etc., the bottle crate is used to store bottles of wine or juice.