A grid cell is the smallest sizing unit on a Modu Drawer grid base. Module footprints are counted in cells: a Fork & Spoon 8×5 module covers eight cells across by five cells deep.
Cell-based sizing
The grid uses one repeating cell size so module footprints can be described consistently:
- Cell counts describe how much of the grid a module uses across and deep.
- Different module footprints let you combine long bays, small cells, and other shapes on the same grid.
Use the grid footprint to compare modules with one another, and use the product dimensions to compare a module with your drawer and its contents.
Why cells matter when sizing your drawer
The base and module layout use grid cells. Enter the drawer's internal length and width in the drawer builder to see which modules fit; do not convert the measurements with a rounded cell size.
Module sizes such as 8×2, 9×3, and 14×4 describe grid footprints, not centimetre dimensions. Check the product dimensions for physical measurements.
Reading product names
Module product names usually include the cell footprint: Fork & Spoon Organiser 8×5, Long Utensil Organiser 9×3, Knife Block 14×4. Use the product dimensions or drawer builder for physical measurements.