DropWedge — Sofa Gap Caddy
Created 3 months ago
Description
An all-in-one drop-in organizer designed to slip cleanly into the gap between sofa cushions. Unlike two-piece anchored designs, this relies on a deep, wedge-shaped body that bottoms out softly in the crevice, while a flared top lip rests lightly on the cushion edges to prevent it from vanishing into the void.
The inline layout fits four remotes edge-to-edge without forcing the cushions awkwardly wide.
Dimensions
- Overall Footprint: 236mm wide x 85mm deep at the lip.
- Insertion Depth: 110mm deep wedge.
- Compartments: 4 independent slots (49mm wide each), tapering from top to bottom to lightly grip remotes.
Print notes
Can be printed directly on its base with standard settings. The walls are flared outward, meaning it prints entirely support-free.
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