Storage

( number of products: 18 )

Storage boxes and organisers help group household items and make better use of shelves, countertops and cupboards. The range includes open baskets, lidded boxes, cable organisers, medicine storage cases, tissue holders and organisers for cosmetics and jewellery.

Choose a product according to the available space and the number, size and type of items you need to store. Compare lids, handles, compartments, drawers and closure systems, as the construction varies between models.

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Household storage for different rooms

A practical storage system gives frequently used objects a designated place and makes them easier to find. Boxes and organisers can be used in bedrooms, bathrooms, dressing areas, children’s rooms, home offices and general-purpose storage spaces.

The current selection includes open handled baskets, large lidded boxes, compartment cases, drawer units and countertop organisers. Each construction serves a different purpose, so the best choice depends on where the product will stand and how often its contents are used.

Large storage boxes with lids

A lidded storage box is useful for items that do not need to remain on display or should be protected from everyday dust. Depending on its dimensions and load capacity, it may accommodate clothing, textiles, toys, cosmetics, paperwork or lightweight household accessories.

The available approximately 20-litre storage box is made from plastic and has transparent sides, a handled lid and side clips. Its external dimensions are 37.5 × 27 × 20.5 cm, with the lower section measuring 32.5 cm in length.

Clear sides make the contents visible without opening the container. However, stated capacity should always be considered together with the external measurements and available shelf depth.

Open storage baskets with handles

Open baskets provide quick access to objects used throughout the day. They can group toiletries, grooming products, toys and small household accessories.

Integrated handles make an organiser easier to pull from a shelf or carry between rooms. The range includes several sizes, such as 18 × 25 cm, 22 × 27 cm and 32 × 25 cm. Measure the intended shelf or cupboard and consider the height of the items before selecting a basket.

An open organiser does not provide the same protection from dust as a lidded box, but it is more convenient when immediate access is the priority.

Cable and charger organisers

Cables, chargers and small electronic accessories can quickly become mixed together inside a drawer. A compartment organiser provides separate spaces for different devices, adapters and leads.

The available cable and accessory case has a lid, carrying handle and removable insert with eleven compartments. It measures 24 × 13 × 10 cm and may also be used for other small items that fit the internal layout.

Coil cables loosely to avoid sharp bends. Do not store wet electronics or damaged batteries together with working accessories.

Makeup and cosmetic organisers

Cosmetic packaging varies considerably in height and shape. Open compartments provide quick access to brushes, mascara and frequently used products, while drawers can hold smaller accessories, jewellery or spare items.

The current range includes:

  • cosmetic organisers with drawers,
  • handled beauty cases,
  • covered makeup brush holders,
  • rotating organisers,
  • modular 4-in-1 designs,
  • small jewellery and cosmetic boxes.

Count and measure your products before choosing a model. Confirm that tall bottles fit securely and that the drawers are deep enough for the items you intend to store.

Rotating cosmetic organisers

A rotating organiser makes products positioned on different sides easier to reach. It can work well on a dressing table or bathroom counter when there is enough surrounding space for unrestricted movement.

Compare the base diameter, overall height and compartment layout. The unit should remain stable, particularly when holding tall bottles or heavier packaging.

Jewellery boxes and small drawer organisers

Compact drawer units can separate rings, earrings, hair accessories and other small items. Transparent sections make contents easier to identify, while closed drawers reduce everyday dust exposure.

Not every organiser has a soft lining or dedicated jewellery fittings. Delicate pieces that scratch or tangle easily may require separate pouches or additional dividers.

Organising a home medicine cabinet

A dedicated case can help separate dressings, first-aid accessories and medicine packages. Internal sections group items by type, while a carrying handle makes the complete kit easier to move.

The available large medicine organiser has a transparent lid, locking catch, handle and tiered fold-out compartments.

A closed storage case must not be treated as guaranteed child-resistant packaging. Medicines should remain out of children’s sight and reach and be stored according to the temperature, moisture and light instructions on their original packaging.

Tissue box covers and dispensers

A tissue holder conceals the original packaging and allows individual tissues to be dispensed from the top. It can be placed in a bedroom, bathroom, living room or office.

Compare its internal dimensions with the tissue packs you normally purchase. The opening method also matters, as it determines how easily the holder can be refilled.

How to choose a storage organiser

Check the following before purchasing:

  • available width, depth and height,
  • dimensions and number of stored items,
  • open or lidded construction,
  • number of drawers and compartments,
  • carrying handles,
  • clear or opaque sides,
  • closure type,
  • material and cleaning instructions,
  • maximum load where specified.

Not every container is suitable for damp rooms, food, medicines or heavy tools. Follow the intended use stated on the individual product page.

Creating a practical storage system

Begin by sorting objects according to their function and frequency of use. Keep everyday items in open baskets or easily accessible compartments. Less frequently used belongings can be placed in closed, labelled boxes.

Avoid overfilling organisers. Tightly packed items are harder to retrieve, may block drawers and can place excessive strain on handles. Reviewing the contents periodically helps maintain the system.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose a storage box for a shelf?
Measure the available width, depth and height. Leave enough clearance to remove the box and open its lid comfortably.

Should I choose an open basket or a lidded box?
An open basket offers faster access to everyday items. A lidded container provides better coverage for belongings used less often.

Are large storage boxes available?
Yes. The selection includes an approximately 20-litre plastic box with a lid, carrying handle and side clips.

Which organiser is suitable for cables and chargers?
A lidded case with multiple compartments can separate leads, chargers and small adapters while keeping them together in one place.

How can I organise cosmetics on a small counter?
Consider a tiered, rotating or drawer organiser. Check the base dimensions and compartment height before purchasing.

Can the small drawer boxes hold jewellery?
Selected models can, but not every design has a soft lining or anti-tangle sections. Delicate jewellery may require additional protection.

Is a locking medicine organiser childproof?
It should not be treated as guaranteed child-resistant storage. Always keep medicines out of children’s sight and reach.

What are the advantages of a transparent storage box?
It allows the contents to be identified without opening the container. An opaque box may be preferable when you want stored items concealed.

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