Dedicated Compartments
Separate drawers help organize different hardware types, sizes, and repair components.
Bring order to small hardware and workshop supplies with the Grixtonk™ PartGrid Tool Parts Cabinet.
Designed for garages, workbenches, repair rooms, hobby spaces, and home workshops, this multi-drawer organizer gives small components their own dedicated storage locations.
Instead of mixing screws, nuts, washers, connectors, and repair parts inside larger toolboxes, organize them into individual pull-out drawers for easier sorting, identification, and retrieval.
Small workshop parts have a way of becoming difficult to manage when different sizes and types are stored together.
Screws become mixed with washers. Electrical connectors end up beside unrelated fasteners. Small repair components disappear into the bottom of larger toolboxes.
PartGrid introduces a more structured approach to hardware storage.
Its multi-drawer cabinet provides dedicated compartments for different categories of small parts, helping keep frequently used supplies separated and accessible.
Separate drawers help organize different hardware types, sizes, and repair components.
Open one drawer without disturbing the contents of the others.
Keep small workshop supplies organized near the workbench or another suitable storage location.
PartGrid uses a multi-drawer compartment system designed for separating small hardware and workshop supplies.
Different drawers can be assigned to different categories, helping prevent unrelated components from becoming mixed together.
Depending on the selected configuration, the cabinet includes approximately 20–60 drawers.
Use dedicated drawers for screws, nuts, bolts, washers, nails, and other small components.
Organize different sizes of similar hardware into separate compartments for easier identification.
Reserve selected drawers for small parts associated with common repair or hobby tasks.
Individual compartments help keep hardware categories distinct, so you can locate the parts you need without sorting through unrelated supplies.
PartGrid is designed to organize a variety of small workshop components that fit within the selected drawer dimensions.
Each PartGrid compartment opens independently, giving you access to a selected hardware category.
This allows you to retrieve small parts without opening or disturbing unrelated storage compartments.
Drawers are designed in a pull-out or removable style depending on configuration.
Identify the category of hardware needed for the task.
Pull out the appropriate compartment to retrieve the selected components.
Place unused components back in their assigned drawer.
Keep different categories separated for future workshop projects.
Depending on the selected configuration, PartGrid may feature clear or label-ready drawer fronts.
These features help make different storage categories easier to identify before opening individual compartments.
Selected configurations may feature clear fronts that help you recognize stored hardware visually.
Label-ready configurations allow you to identify drawers according to hardware type or size.
Assigning each category a dedicated location can make repeat tasks more convenient.
A workbench is easier to use when small hardware has a dedicated storage location.
PartGrid's compact cabinet format helps keep workshop supplies within easy reach while reducing the need to spread loose parts across the work surface.
Position the cabinet on a suitable bench or work surface when supported by the selected configuration.
Keep hardware separated in individual compartments rather than scattered across the workbench.
Position frequently used small components near active repair or hobby projects.
Consolidate multiple hardware categories within one organized cabinet.
PartGrid supports different placement arrangements depending on the selected cabinet configuration.
Some configurations are suitable for desktop or workbench placement, while others support mounting to an appropriate wall.
Place a compatible cabinet on a stable workbench or other suitable horizontal surface for convenient access.
Mount a compatible cabinet to a suitable wall using appropriate hardware and installation methods.
Installation options and mounting requirements vary. Not every configuration supports both placement methods.
Workshop supplies come in many shapes and sizes.
PartGrid configurations may include different drawer sizes to accommodate a range of small components.
Use smaller compartments for tiny fasteners and appropriately sized larger drawers for bulkier hardware or repair parts.
Organize small screws, washers, nuts, and similar hardware into dedicated compartments.
Store appropriately sized anchors, connectors, and common workshop components.
Depending on drawer dimensions, larger compartments may accommodate selected drill accessories or repair parts.
Drawer dimensions and compartment arrangements vary by configuration. Confirm the selected model provides sufficient space for the components you intend to store.
PartGrid is designed for organizing small components across different work and hobby environments.
A practical parts cabinet works best when every drawer has a clear purpose.
Assign categories according to the hardware you use most often.
Bring together the screws, nuts, washers, connectors, and other hardware you want to organize.
Sort parts by type, size, or intended use.
Give each hardware category a dedicated compartment.
Use visible contents or labels where supported by the configuration.
Put unused components back in their assigned locations to maintain organization.
PartGrid uses a reinforced plastic or metal-frame construction depending on configuration.
The cabinet houses individual pull-out drawers designed to separate and organize small workshop supplies.
Drawer sizes, compartment counts, materials, and mounting options vary by model.
Reinforced plastic or a metal-frame design depending on the selected configuration.
Pull-out or removable drawers provide separate storage for small components.
Selected models may support visual identification or category labeling.
Review the approximate measurements below when planning cabinet placement and storage requirements.
Actual dimensions and drawer counts depend on the selected configuration.
Dimensions, materials, drawer sizes, compartment counts, and mounting options may vary slightly depending on the selected configuration.
Position the cabinet on a stable work surface or secure it correctly when using a wall-mounted configuration.
Avoid overloading individual drawers and store heavier components in lower compartments when possible.
Keep different hardware categories separated in individual compartments.
Retrieve components from one drawer without disturbing the others.
Clear or label-ready fronts on selected configurations help identify stored parts.
Consolidate small workshop supplies within a compact cabinet.
Desktop or wall-mounted arrangements depending on configuration.
Selected configurations accommodate a range of small hardware and repair components.
The Grixtonk™ PartGrid Tool Parts Cabinet brings structure to the small components that support everyday repair and workshop projects.
Its multi-drawer design provides separate storage for screws, nuts, bolts, washers, anchors, connectors, and other small hardware.
Independent drawers make individual categories accessible, while clear or label-ready fronts on selected configurations help identify contents.
Whether positioned on a compatible workbench or mounted to a suitable wall, PartGrid helps create a more organized place for workshop essentials.
From everyday fasteners to frequently used repair parts, PartGrid helps keep workshop supplies separated, visible, and easier to retrieve.
Bring practical organization to your garage, workbench, repair room, or home workshop with the Grixtonk™ PartGrid Tool Parts Cabinet.
A multi-drawer storage system designed to separate small hardware, simplify category identification, and keep frequently used components within easy reach.