Gridfinity storage

Modular bins and baseplates on the 42 mm Gridfinity grid.

Gridfinity is a popular modular storage system: bins sit in a baseplate of 42 mm cells and stack on a 7 mm height grid, so drawers and shelves become reconfigurable. This generator emits a print-ready **approximation** built from ordinary primitives and booleans — a hollowed bin body over chamfered feet (optionally with magnet holes, a label tab, and a stacking lip), or a baseplate of matching socket recesses. Because it is a node tree, every part re-opens in the property panel and stays parametric; the base profile is an approximation of the exact Gridfinity sweep, so check the fit against your existing parts.

1. Open the Generate panel from the left sidebar and choose Gridfinity (under Storage).
2. Pick Bin or Baseplate, then set the width and depth in grid units (1 unit = 42 mm).
3. For a bin, set the height in 7 mm units and toggle magnet holes, a label tab, and a stacking lip.
4. Generate: the part drops in as editable primitives you can further tweak.