Kassen is our modular solid oak storage system. The name means "the box" in Danish, and each module is designed to stack, mix, and work as flexible storage for family spaces.
Is Kassen made from solid wood?
Yes. Kassen is made from 100% solid oak.
What finish does Kassen have?
Kassen has a clear protective topcoat. The finish is water-based and non-toxic.
Is the Kassen finish non-toxic?
Yes. The Kassen topcoat is water-based and non-toxic, and it is applied in-house.
Where is Kassen made, and who makes it?
Kassen is made in small-batch production in California. It is made in-house by Copenhagen Kid's founder and family.
Does Kassen have visible screws or hardware?
No. Kassen is built with a seamless look and no visible screws or hardware.
Kassen can be stacked up to 3 modules high. That keeps the system within the current tested and recommended product guidance.
Can I stack more than 3 modules?
No. We recommend stacking Kassen up to 3 modules high only.
What is the difference between Closed, Open, and Lid modules?
Closed Module gives concealed storage, Open Module gives accessible display storage, and Lid Module nests into the top edge of a Kasse box to create a flat oak surface.
How do Kassen Stack configurations work?
Kassen Stacks combine open and closed modules into preconfigured 2-module or 3-module layouts. You can choose more concealed storage, more open display, or a mix of both.
What are Kassen's dimensions and stacked heights?
Each module is 20.5 in wide, 12.5 in deep, and 9.75 in high with legs. Stacked heights are 9.75 in for 1 module, 18.5 in for 2 modules, and 27.25 in for 3 modules.
How much does each module weigh?
The Open Module weighs 8.5 lb, the Closed Module weighs 9 lb, and the Lid Module weighs 4 lb.
How do I clean Kassen?
Wipe spills with a dry or damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals and avoid soaking the wood.
Can I use Kassen outdoors?
No. Kassen is made for indoor use only.
What should I avoid when caring for Kassen?
Avoid outdoor use, harsh chemicals, water saturation, commercial use, and stacking more than 3 modules high.
