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More space, less chaos: new all-purpose boxes from Galaxus

Martin Jungfer
31.10.2025
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Whether toys or clothes, supplies or shoes - the new all-purpose boxes from Galaxus have room for everything you want to tidy up. There are four sizes, the boxes have lids and are produced in Europe.

One size smaller is the set of 3 all-purpose boxes with a volume of 29 litres. They measure 47 x 36 centimetres (length x width) and are 24.4 centimetres high.

My personal favourites are the two smaller box sets, one with a volume of 4.5 litres and one with a volume of 19 litres. Two small boxes fit perfectly on top of a larger one. Stacked like this, the least amount of space is wasted. Measuring 38.6 by 29 centimetres, the 19-litre box is also suitable for both 30 and 40-centimetre deep shelves, meaning it can be used lengthways or crossways.

And another pro tip for those who love order: Write on labels what the contents of a box are. For example, I have boxes for «pool accessories» or for «bike accessories». This saves a lot of time when searching.

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Journalist since 1997. Stopovers in Franconia (or the Franken region), Lake Constance, Obwalden, Nidwalden and Zurich. Father since 2014. Expert in editorial organisation and motivation. Focus on sustainability, home office tools, beautiful things for the home, creative toys and sports equipment. 


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