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Layout templates provide ready-made bin arrangements for popular use cases. Load a template to get started quickly, then customize it to your needs.

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Available Templates

IKEA Alex Drawer

7x14 grid for IKEA ALEX desk drawer
Office supplies, stationery, and small electronics

Electronics Bench

6x6 grid for electronics workspace
Components, tools, wire management

Tool Wall

8x4 grid for workshop organizer
Drill bits, screws, hand tools

Server Rack 1U

10x8 grid for 19” rack tray
Network modules, cables, drive caddies
Templates are starting points. After loading a template, you can add, remove, or modify bins to fit your exact needs.

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Template Details

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IKEA Alex Drawer

Grid: 7 columns × 14 rows (294 × 588 mm)
Use case: Desk drawer organization for office supplies Perfectly sized for the IKEA ALEX desk drawer unit, this template includes: Total bins: 8
Coverage: Strategic placement with space for custom additions
This template leaves some grid space empty intentionally. Use the open areas to add bins for your specific items.

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Electronics Bench

Grid: 6 columns × 6 rows (252 × 252 mm)
Use case: Electronics hobbyist workbench organization Designed for makers and electronics enthusiasts: Total bins: 11
Coverage: Dense layout optimized for small parts
The tall Soldering and Screwdrivers bins (6u height) are perfect for storing tools vertically. Adjust heights if you need more horizontal storage.

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Tool Wall

Grid: 8 columns × 4 rows (336 × 168 mm)
Use case: Workshop wall-mounted organizer Horizontal layout designed for wall mounting or shallow drawers: Total bins: 8
Coverage: Full width, emphasizing tall vertical storage
The 1x4 Screwdriver and Allen Keys bins are perfect for storing long tools upright. This layout works great mounted on pegboard.

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Server Rack 1U

Grid: 10 columns × 8 rows (420 × 336 mm)
Use case: 19” rack-mount tray for network/server equipment Designed to fit standard 19” rack trays (1U height): Total bins: 14
Coverage: High-density layout for datacenter/network closet
This template is optimized for the 19” Server Rack printer preset. Use the printer preset guide to configure your baseplate.

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How to Use Templates

  1. Load a template from the sidebar template selector
  2. Preview the layout in 2D and 3D view
  3. Customize bins - change sizes, add features, adjust dividers
  4. Add more bins using presets or the bin configurator
  5. Export as 3MF when ready to print
Loading a template will replace your current layout. Save your work first if you want to keep it.

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Customizing Templates

After loading a template, common modifications include:

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Adjusting Bin Heights

Change bin heights to fit your items:
  • Shallow (2-3u): Small parts, screws, electronics components
  • Medium (4-5u): Hand tools, cables, office supplies
  • Tall (6-7u): Screwdrivers, long tools, bottles

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Adding Dividers

Dividers help separate items within a bin:
  • X dividers: Vertical walls running left-to-right
  • Y dividers: Vertical walls running front-to-back
  • Combinations: Create grid compartments (e.g., 3x3 = 9 sections)
Use dividers for small parts that would otherwise mix together. The Socket Tray preset uses 3x3 dividers to create 9 compartments.

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Adding Features

  • Stacking lip: Enables stacking bins on top of each other
  • Label shelf: 45° angled shelf for paper labels
  • Magnets: 6mm holes for holding bins to steel surfaces
  • Screws: M3 holes for permanent mounting

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Creating Custom Templates

While you can’t save custom templates in the app yet, you can:
  1. Save layouts to browser localStorage
  2. Share via URL - Copy the share link to bookmark your layout
  3. Export and reimport - Use the save/load feature for frequent layouts
See the Sharing guide for details.

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When to Use Each Template

Start with the template closest to your use case, then customize. It’s faster than designing from scratch.

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Next Steps