Nine compartments in a one-foot square give every category its own place, from watches to rolled socks, with the brown covering picking up the tones of stained wood furniture. The hard sides mean the grid keeps its shape whether the tray lives in a dresser, on a shelf, or inside a wide cabinet.
Nine equal bays suit a drawer holding many kinds of small things at once. Rings in one square, spare buttons in the next, earbuds in a third; nothing rolls across the drawer when it is pushed shut. Retrieval takes a glance rather than a dig through layered piles.
Soft brown fabric wraps a hard-sided box, a pairing that gives the tray furniture-like color and structural rigidity at once. The cover prevents scuffing on the drawer floor, and the rigid walls keep the nine sections standing straight even when the outer bays are loaded more heavily than the middle.
Because the tray is exactly 12 inches on both sides, drawers can be planned in whole units: one square in front and a narrow box behind, or two squares side by side in a wide dresser. The 3.13 inch height clears most drawer openings while still fencing contents in.
Six magnetic pieces, four hinges and two handles, that give a plain steel garage door a carriage-door look.
Six-piece black magnet set of four hinges and two handles that gives a steel garage door carriage-house detailing.
