Discover Anza

Anza is a Swedish brand that has been providing high-quality painting tools for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts since 1948. With over 75 years of experience in the industry, Anza has established itself as a reliable partner for all types of painting and renovation projects.

Fiskars

Fiskars med sina rötter i Finlands gamla järnbrukstrakter har alltid satsat på kvalitet och design som håller – för hand och öga och för långvarigt bruk. Alla har väl hållit den välkända saxen med det orange greppet i sin hand. Den ergonomiska saxen är varumärkesskyddad och just färgen orange är karaktäristiskt för Fiskars och signalerar stilsäkra och slitstarka verktyg för både kök och trädgård.



The hot kitchen

Fiskars frying pans and sauté pans can be used on induction, gas, and wood-burning stoves, and all types of cooktops. They withstand very high heat and are oven-safe, some up to 270 °C. There are frying pans for every need: Stainless steel with a ceramic coating or cast iron with a mineral treatment for non-stick properties, and aluminum with Hardtec Superior, which is Fiskars' most durable non-stick coating. All Fiskars pans and sauté pans handle high heat and distribute it evenly across the entire surface. The cooking surface quickly and reliably achieves that golden, crispy finish every chef dreams of.

 

The sharp kitchen

Scissors, knives, mandolines, peelers, pizza cutters, graters, sharpening steels, and cutting boards – everything a chef needs for thin, precise, and razor-sharp results that make cooking extra fun.

 

The cold kitchen

Whisks, butter knives, juicers and garlic presses, salad spinners, and cutlery sets. All this and many more must-have items that should be in everyone's kitchen drawer.

 

The green room

Hedge shears, axes, irrigation systems, pruners, shovels, rakes, pressure sprayers, and universal cutters with telescopic handles – plenty of great tools for anyone with high ambitions for their green space. Ergonomic and strong aids for garden lovers.

The origins of Fiskars

In the 17th century, several ironworks were founded in Finland. In western Uusimaa there were extensive forests, untapped water power, and good waterways, which made the area an excellent center for the Finnish iron industry. Antskog ironworks was founded around 1630 and the Billnäs ironworks in 1641. Fiskars was founded in 1649 and is today one of the oldest companies in the Western world.