MATCH BOX

Description

A plastic matchbox is a small, rectangular container typically made of thin, molded plastic. It is designed to hold a bundle of matches, protecting them from moisture and preventing accidental ignition. The top of the matchbox usually features a striking surface, often made of a rough, abrasive material like sandpaper, that is used to ignite the matches by sliding them against it. The bottom of the matchbox typically has a small, hinged flap that opens to reveal the matches inside. Matchboxes are commonly used for outdoor activities, camping, and general household use.