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Organisys – Modular Ecosystem

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Organisys is a fully modular ecosystem of 3D‑printed containers designed to organize desks, shelves, and creative…

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Office
License
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Organisys is a fully modular ecosystem of 3D printed containers designed to organize desks, shelves, and creative workspaces.
Each module is stackable, combinable, and expandable, allowing you to build your own personalized layout.

Organisys grows with you: new modules, top‑containers, accessories, and future expansions all share the same design language and grid system.


🔷 Included Modules

Organisys currently includes six core modules:

Base Modules

Module

Dimensions (mm)

Description

Suggested Use

XL

200 × 100 × 200

Large, stable base module

Bulk storage, foundation for stacking

L

200 × 50 × 200

Slim, versatile module

Pens, tools, accessories

Half

100 × 100 × 200

Compact square module

Small items, dividers, fillers

New Top‑Tray Modules

These are shallow trays designed to sit on top of any Organisys module, expanding the system vertically.

Module

Dimensions (mm)

Attachment Type

Description

XL Tray

200 × 200 mm

No hooks

Large square tray for top‑level storage

LX Tray

100 × 200 mm

Hooks along X‑axis

Narrow tray with longitudinal alignment hooks

LY Tray

100 × 200 mm

Hooks along Y‑axis

Narrow tray with depth‑alignment hooks

All trays share the same aesthetic and rounded geometry of the Organisys ecosystem.


🧩 The Organisys Grid

Organisys is based on a simple and powerful grid:

  • 200 × 100 mm → XL footprint

  • 200 × 50 mm → L footprint

  • 100 × 100 mm → Half footprint

  • 200 × 200 mm → XL Tray footprint

  • 100 × 200 mm → LX / LY Tray footprint

This allows you to combine modules in:

  • 1×1

  • 1×2

  • 2×2

  • Mixed layouts

  • Vertical stacking with trays

Future expansions will follow the same grid.


🛠 3D Printing Guidelines

  • Recommended orientation: opening facing upward

  • Supports: not required

  • Material: PLA or PETG

  • Wall thickness: 2.4 mm recommended

  • Infill: 10–15%

  • No bridging issues thanks to rounded geometry

Designed for fast, clean, support‑free printing.


🧱 Design Philosophy

Organisys is built around:

  • Modularity — every module fits with every other

  • Expandability — new components will join the ecosystem

  • Clean geometry — rounded edges, smooth surfaces

  • Modern aesthetics — ideal for desks, shelves, studios

  • Functional minimalism — form follows purpose

The system is intentionally simple, so you can build complex layouts.


🖼 Use Cases

  • Desk organization

  • Shelf displays

  • Workshop storage

  • Home office setups

  • Creative studios

  • Tech accessories

  • Minimalist interior design

Organisys adapts to any environment.


📁 Files Included

Base Modules
  • Organisys XL – STL

  • Organisys L – STL

  • Organisys Half – STL

Top‑Tray Modules
  • Organisys XL Tray – STL

  • Organisys LX Tray – STL

  • Organisys LY Tray – STL


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📣 Notes

This is the official release of the Organisys Modular Ecosystem.
Remixes, expansions, and custom modules are welcome — please credit the project if you publish your own additions.


🔗 Project Origin

Organisys is the evolution of my original modular organizer.
You can still find the first standalone version here:
👉 Original Organizer Model
https://www.printables.com/model/1644528-modular-desk-organizer-organisys


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