Manhole covers in Oslo

Registration No. 9427897115

caryfukIn the middle of the cobbled path is a circular hatch with a distinctive blue centre. On the blue surface is a colourful children's drawing of animals and people, accompanied by a text about saving the Oslofjord. The edge of the hatch bears inscriptions such as 'ULEFOS' and 'D400', indicating its manufacturer and load class.

Registration No. 7204078209

caryfukThe central relief depicts a robed figure standing on a crescent moon surrounded by stars, holding a disc and a sheaf, suggesting iconographic significance. The surrounding field is systematically covered with spirally arranged crosses that extend radially from the centre. This specimen, as the Institute of Lidology would note, represents a fascinating combination of symbolism and functional design.

Registration No. 1007920946

caryfukThe central motif is a figure standing on a crescent moon, surrounded by stars and radially arranged crosses that expand towards the edge. The metal surface bears traces of wear and patina, which gives the design a historical touch.

Registration No. 2348173563

caryfukThis circular cast-iron manhole cover features an intricate, almost mandala-like geometric pattern that catches the eye. Its dark metallic surface stands in sharp contrast to the rough gray asphalt in which it is set, which bears traces of cracks and wear. Despite the signs of age, the manhole cover retains its decorative beauty and functionality, serving as a silent guardian of the underground networks.