Drawer Frame

Every drawer organiser system needs an outer edge, and that is the idea here: a plain rectangular frame intended to sit inside a drawer and give the trays, bins and dividers within it a defined boundary instead of four bare wooden walls. On its own it is an unglamorous object, and it is meant to be. Its job is structural — the part of a drawer layout nobody looks at, and the part everything else gets organised around. A single undecorated utility print, it belongs in kitchen drawers, desk drawers, toolboxes and workshop cabinets. It is aimed at people who have already printed a handful of bins and want a tidier way to corral them, and at anyone who would rather build a drawer layout up from separate parts than buy a fixed moulded tray and work around its compartments.