Choosing Between 1, 2, and 4 Drawer Blocks

Read the number

Every wood family offers three full sizes and three half sizes. The trailing number is the drawer count: Full Drawers 1 has one slot, Full Drawers 2 has two, and Full Drawers 4 has four. The same applies to Half Drawers 1, Half Drawers 2, and Half Drawers 4. More drawers in one block means more item types stored per block, but each slot holds the same amount as any other slot of that drawer type.

Pick by task

Use Full Drawers 4 for bulk storage where you want many categories side by side — ores, ingots, dusts, and gems all in one row. Use Full Drawers 2 when you want larger visual slots or when a category only needs two faces. Use Full Drawers 1 for a single high-priority item you want to find instantly, such as your main building block. Apply the same logic to half drawers when height is limited: Half Drawers 4 for many small categories, Half Drawers 1 for one.

Mixing sizes

You can place different sizes next to each other as long as they share the same wood. A row of Biomesoplenty Redwood Full Drawers 4 with a Biomesoplenty Redwood Full Drawers 1 on the end still lines up cleanly. Finish the row with Biomesoplenty Redwood Trim so the mixed sizes read as one unit.