Accessories

Looking for something specific? Every bin, box, and divider size with prices is on the drawer bins and organizers page. Slides, handles, casters, and other service parts are on the replacement parts page.

Drawer dividers, partitions, and plastic boxes: how to think about layout

Every Lista drawer has slots in the sidewalls that accept aluminum dividers. Slotted partitions run perpendicular to the dividers, creating an X-Y grid. Inside that grid, you can either store parts directly in the metal compartments, or drop in red plastic boxes to create movable, stackable sub-compartments that travel with the parts.

Divider height needs to match drawer depth: a 75mm drawer takes 2 in dividers; a 300mm drawer takes 11 in dividers. Match the height first, then pick the length based on how you want to divide the drawer.

Three layout patterns cover most cases:

• Loose-parts grid. Aluminum dividers and partitions create a compartment grid. Parts sit directly on the drawer floor. Highest density for fasteners, fittings, and small machined parts.
• Plastic-box grid. Same divider grid, but each compartment holds a removable red plastic box. The box travels to the work: good for kits, sub-assemblies, or shared parts.
• Mixed. Half the drawer is loose-parts grid for high-turnover items; the other half is plastic boxes for kits.

Boxes come in two main sizes (PB-8 and PB-24), and each accepts an internal divider if you want to split the box into halves.

If you're outfitting an entire drawer or cabinet and want a recommended divider and partition layout for your exact contents, send us your part list and drawer size and we'll come back with a parts list.

Accessories ship small-parcel from the manufacturer; freight-free to the contiguous 48.