
Display Cube — 1A
The standard cube, sized for full-size 1A throws. Stacks in any direction, no tools.
3D printed to order
ThrowGRID is a modular display system for yo-yos. Stackable cubes in three sizes — standard 1A, oversized 4A and kendama — joined by corner connectors into a grid of any shape you like.
Standard 1A, oversized 4A, or kendama — three cube sizes that all key into the same grid, so a mixed collection stays in one system.
Corner connectors lock cubes together side to side and top to bottom. Start with two on a desk, end with a wall.
Every part fits every other part, in every colour. Expanding never means replacing what you already bought.
Finished grids on desks, shelves and walls — in black, white and translucent, in every size the system comes in.
See the full gallery →A 4A offstring yo-yo will not fit a box built for a 1A, and a kendama fits neither. So there are three cube sizes — and because the outer footprints are set to align, you can mix all three in one wall without breaking the grid.
The 4A box works to a clean ratio against the 1A: four 4A cubes span the same length as five 1A cubes, so the rows still finish flush.
Worth knowing before you order: depth is what the 1A cube runs out of first, so the dimension that matters is your yo-yo's width, not its diameter. Throws much over 60 mm wide may not sit well — go oversized 4A for those, or ask us.

The standard cube, sized for full-size 1A throws. Stacks in any direction, no tools.
View →A deeper, wider cube for oversized 4A throws that will not fit the 1A box.
View →The largest box in the range, sized for a kendama rather than a yo-yo.
View →Available now: the 1A cube in black, white or translucent; connectors in single, double and four-corner; and multi-cube packs in 4, 9 or 16.

The standard cube, sized for full-size 1A throws. Stacks in any direction, no tools.

The clips that turn loose cubes into a rigid grid. Single, double or four-corner.
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Building bigger? The 16-cube pack is the best price per cube in the range.
Things we want to make next. None of these are on sale — they are here so you know where the system is heading, and so you can tell us which one you actually want first.
Laser-cut acrylic fronts to seal a cube against dust while keeping the throw fully visible. Acrylic rather than printed plastic, for real optical clarity.
Backlit panels to wash each cube from behind, daisy-chained across a grid from a single supply. Prototyped, not production-ready.
Brackets to hang a grid straight onto an Ikea pegboard, so a wall build needs no drilling and no wall damage.
Want one of these sooner? Tell us which — it genuinely affects what we build next.

ThrowGRID is not a company yet. It is a hobby product, designed and printed in PETG on our own machines, in batches, in the room where the design work happens. Every part is checked by hand and packed in plain recyclable card.
Which means: please be patient with us. Orders take days rather than hours, the range is small and growing slowly, and occasionally we will get something wrong. We would rather tell you that up front than pretend to be a warehouse.
What you get in exchange is a real person answering your email, parts made to fit the throws you actually own, and a system that will still be compatible with itself in five years.
More about how these are made →Most collections outgrow the shelf they're on. This one grows with it.
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