Size your baseplate to the clear width and depth of your drawer and explore its layout in 3D. Bambu Lab PLA Basic, in white or black, supplied by the set.
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Size the baseplate for the usable interior of your drawer to create a foundation for Gridfinity bins. Arrange bins around the items you store, then change the layout as your needs change.
The drawer provides the storage space. Measure its usable interior to size the baseplate.
The baseplate sits at the bottom of the drawer and provides a consistent Gridfinity grid.
The bins sit on the baseplate. Arrange them around the items you store and change the layout as needed.
Measure the clear left-to-right width and front-to-back depth at the bottom of your drawer in millimetres. Generate a layout from the confirmed dimensions to inspect the finished outline and section positions.
Based on the GridFlock design, the baseplate uses the standard 42 mm Gridfinity grid with the remaining space handled at the edges.
Drawer dimensions rarely fall on exact multiples of the 42 mm grid. Around the whole cells that hold standard bins, the remaining space can be filled, used for additional cells, or formed into storage trays.
All illustrations below use actual models with the same 325 × 275 mm input dimensions. Grey shows whole cells; orange highlights edge differences and does not represent product colours.
Keep the whole cells in the centre and fill the remaining space with solid, flat edges to reach the target dimensions.
Best for: standard bins, with the gaps around the edge filled.
The solid edges adapt the overall size. They do not provide additional locating cells or storage trays.
Add 21 mm half cells where the remainder allows. Any space too small for a half cell is filled with solid padding.
Best for: adding bins at the edge when matching smaller bins are available.
21 mm is the space occupied by a cell, not a bin manufacturing dimension. Half cells require matching bins.
Form nonstandard cells from the remaining space. In this example, the edge cells occupy 31 mm across the width and 23 mm across the depth.
Best for: making use of irregular remainders with bins sized to match.
A small remainder can enlarge the last cell and reduce the number of whole cells on that axis. Check bin dimensions and locating fit.
Concentrate the remainder on one selected side in a tray with a floor and walls, ready for pens, tools or small parts.
Best for: one wider tray when a symmetrical layout is less important.
Only the existing remainder is used; whole cells are retained. Choose left, right, front or back, subject to the available clear width.
Split the remainder evenly between two opposite sides. The illustration shows left and right trays; front and back can also be compared.
Best for: a symmetrical layout with enough remaining space for two useful trays.
Each tray is narrower than a single-side tray. Insufficient clear width prevents tray formation. Long trays are divided into closed-end sections with the printed baseplate sections.
Return to the configurator to compare options at your dimensions
Larger baseplates are made in sections that join through interlocking connectors. Each set includes all the baseplate sections required for the confirmed layout.
The connectors are made as part of the baseplate at grid intersections.
Rendered from the current baseplate STL files used on this website. Black and white colours and the gaps between sections illustrate how the parts relate.
Made with Bambu Lab PLA Basic. Each set is produced in your selected colour.
Rendered colours are illustrative. Surface finish and colour vary with the actual printed product.
Measure the usable interior
Review the outline and sections
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Each set includes all baseplate sections specified in the confirmed order, ready to assemble according to the layout.
The drawer, bins and tools are not included in the baseplate set.
