Snap-together Gridfinity baseplates. No magnets, no screws — just click.
Common plate sizes:
Standard Gridfinity uses magnets in the baseplate to hold bins. Clickfinity uses mechanical snap-fit tabs that lock bins in place. No magnets = cheaper, faster to print, and nothing to buy.
Yes. Clickfinity uses the same 42mm grid and bin footprint. Standard Gridfinity bins work on Clickfinity plates, though they won't snap-lock (they'll sit loose like on any flat surface).
Yes. Print multiple plates and connect them with dovetail joints or simply place them side by side. For permanent installations, screw them to a surface. The grid alignment makes seamless expansion easy.
Clickfinity is a 3D-printable system. There are no commercial versions — that's the point. Print as many as you need, in any configuration. One spool of filament makes dozens of plates.