
Modular Grid Storage Bin (free version)
Files for storage bins that plug into a grid base (basic sizes).
Modular storage for tools, stationery and small parts. 15 items

Files for storage bins that plug into a grid base (basic sizes).

Adds a parametric source for changing sizes and dividers, and permission for commercial use.
Personal $9

For people who want to sort small items such as screws and stationery by type. Three drawers fit into a three-tier frame, and a groove on the bottom meets a rib in the frame to act as a stop. Frames can be joined one above the other with pins, so tiers can be added. Change the height to suit the size of the items you store.

For people who want more places for small items on a desk. Diamond-shaped legs on the corner blocks fit into the receiving holes of the tray below, so the trays stack. The front is low and open, so you can take items out from the side. Change the dimensions to suit the size of the items you store.

For people who want to partition the inside of a drawer. The long and short boards have evenly spaced slits; the long board is inserted from above and the short board from below, and they cross to form a grid. Measure the inner length and height of your drawer and decide the board dimensions.

For people who want to put small items in the empty space under a shelf. A U-shaped arm slides onto the edge of the shelf board and a lattice basket hangs below it, so you can use the free height under the shelf. The shelf board thickness is a parameter; match it to the value you measure on your own shelf.

For people who want to keep remote controls and small items upright by the wall. The back plate has keyhole slots; pass the screw head through the large hole and slide it sideways to hang. The front is open at a slant, so the shape makes it easy to take items out. Measure the screw head diameter and match the hole dimensions.

For people who want to sort small things such as beads and screws. The inner side walls of the box have grooves, and you can adjust the size of each compartment by changing where the dividers go. The lid slides in, and five dividers are included. Choose which groove positions to use according to the size of what you store.

For people who want to keep screwdrivers organized near a desk or wall rather than in a toolbox. The shafts pass through a top plate with holes of different diameters in two rows, and the tips rest in shallow recesses in the base below. It can sit on a tabletop or hang on a wall using the keyhole slots in the back plate.

For people who want to label the contents of boxes and shelves with paper tags. Each piece combines a clip that grips the edge with a frame for the tag, and the tags can be swapped. This is a set that prints the same shape five times, and the dimensions can be changed to suit the edge thickness and the paper tag thickness.

For people who want to store pot lids and files standing upright. Divider boards are designed to slot into the slits of the base plate, and changing where you insert them changes the spacing. There are five dividers; measure the thickness of what you store and decide the spacing.

For people who want to keep unused charging cables together. Posts inside a box with a lid hold cables wound around them, and the ends can come out through a slit in the side. The lid goes on with its rim facing inward. Change the box dimensions to suit the size of your bundle of cables.

For people who want to sort a week of small items by day. Seven compartments are lined up side by side, and the lid of each is a slider that you pull toward you to open. The weekday characters are recessed and can be changed to suit your language. Decide the compartment dimensions to suit the size of what you store.
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For people who have spare height in a shelf and want two levels of storage. Placing a U-shaped stand leaves space underneath, and the legs of the next stand fit into the grooves on the top surface so they stack. It just sits in place and is not fixed to the wall or the shelf. Measure the inner height of the shelf and decide the dimensions.

For people who want to sort small items on a desk. These are shallow hexagonal trays in two sizes, and dovetail grooves on the sides let you join them side by side by sliding them in from above. Line up as many as you need and rearrange them to suit the space. Large and small trays can also be combined.