Custom Gridfinity grid
A modular grid makes bins easier to move and replace. Before choosing compartments, check how many cells actually fit in your drawer.
Design your space
Guides for your organizer
Dimensions, compartments and print files: find the right approach for the objects you want to organize.
Choose where to start
Kitchen and cutlery organizers
Forks, ladles and peelers need different amounts of space. Start with the utensils you use every day, then arrange compartments in the drawer.
Wardrobe organizers
An organized drawer needs room for folded clothes and your hands. Size the compartments around your clothes before filling the grid.
Tool and small-parts organizers
Keeping tools separate from small parts makes missing items easier to spot. Use bins for interchangeable parts and dedicated outlines for tools.
Organizer insert from a photo
EForm uses an object's visible outline to create a recess for it. Photo quality and calibration determine the quality of the outline.
How to measure your drawer
The outside dimensions of furniture are not the usable dimensions for an organizer. Start inside the drawer and check the available space when it closes.
STL files or 3DForge printing
Designing your drawer and owning a printer are independent choices. Configure your organizer for free and decide how to make it at the end.
Other objects, the same process
The EForm catalog also includes Desk, Makeup and personal care, Small accessories, Electronics, Universal and Compact modules. Measure the length of pens and scissors; check the diameter and height of bottles and lipsticks; allow room to pick up cables and adapters. Size the bins around your objects, then check the drawer layout.
Explore drawer organizers or follow the complete EForm process. Configuration and STL files are free; physical printing is a separate service.