Cubbies are a modular interlocking divider system that can be customized to suit whatever the customer is storing. The sections, or openings, are created by a series of rows (horizontal) and columns (vertical) created with 3/4” or thicker TFL board material; Basically a combination of small shelves and vertical shelves.
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Cubbies move and delete like other parts. <LINK> When moving a cubby from one area to the next, it will automatically adjust the height but will still be confined by fixed shelves. Keep in mind that a height warning will appear if the space is too tall.
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Once the cubby system is in place, users can adjust the width<LINK> or height<LINK> of the component, and the cubby openings will adjust automatically based on the changes. If warnings appear, the cubbies may need to be adjusted in Properties(see information below).
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The internal cubby shelves are supported by adjustable pins which are meant to help support the weight of the Cubby material.
These are drilled at custom heights since the shelves are spaced evenly, so the inside of the cubby area will always be Custom Fixed Drilling.
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There are a lot of different configurations that are determined by the width of the component, the overall height of the cubby, and the use of the cubby. However, the cubby configuration will be limited based on the shelf width or space available.
The height and width of the cubby openings will automatically adjust when changing the number or rows and/or columns. Rows are spaced based on overall opening height, and columns based off overall opening width (max is 36” wide).
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The maximum height for a cubby system is conditional based on the width: 16” for a 36” wide system and up to 46.74” for an 18” wide system. The minimum cubby opening height and width is 4.125”.
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This is also where users adjust the number of rows and columns, and can view the individual cubby width and height.
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