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Frameless Shower Door Flex-Fin Wall Stop
This wall stop catches the free vertical edge of a frameless shower door in a 16 mm U-slot, so the glass no longer hits the tile. Four flex fins grip 8 mm (5/16 in), 10 mm (3/8 in) or 12.7 mm (1/2 in) glass, so the stop also holds the door open. It is 56 x 36 x 45 mm and mounts with two #8 or M4 screws through 4.5 mm counterbored holes into wall anchors.
Hang-Down Toothpaste Tube Crimp Clip
A wall clip that holds a toothpaste, face-wash or cream tube by its crimped end so it hangs cap-down and the last bit drains to the nozzle. The crimp slides up past a flared lead-in and is held between interlocking teeth on a fixed jaw and a 1.8 mm flex leaf. It takes crimps up to 56 mm wide and about 0.5–1.5 mm thick, sits 21 mm off the wall so the tube hangs clear, and mounts with two #6 wood screws or M4 screws through 4.5 mm holes (or double-sided tape on the 56 x 56 mm back).
Linear Shower Drain Sprung Hair Trap Tray
This hair-catcher tray drops into the channel of a linear tile-insert shower drain and sits under the grate. Leaf-spring fins on both sides compress, so one tray wedges into any channel from about 38 to 50 mm wide. That means you don't need the brand-matched OEM insert. The tray is 150 x 30 mm with 10 mm walls. A floor of 2 mm slots on a 5 mm pitch lets water through and catches hair, and a tab with a 6 mm hole at one end lets you hook the tray out to rinse it.
Vanity Door Slotted Flexure Detent Catch
This is a replacement catch for a vanity or bathroom cabinet door. It prints as one piece: a snap-off strike and a catch body with two flexing arms. The strike's 7.6 mm round head clicks past the arms' 5.2 mm throat, and the arms bend sideways within the layers, not across them. Both pieces are 8 mm thick (the parts sit 77 x 33 mm on the print bed). The four mounting slots are 4.5 x 8.5 mm and take #6 wood screws (3.5 mm shank) or M4 screws. The slots run in and out by 4 mm, so you can set the door's closed position without lining up old screw holes the way a store-bought ball catch makes you.
Spring-Loaded Toilet Paper Spindle
A one-piece replacement spring roller for a wall toilet paper holder: a 22 x 22 mm square spindle (31 mm across the diagonal, so it spins freely inside a 44 mm cardboard core) with a monolithic serpentine flexure instead of a steel coil spring. It is 157 mm long at rest and compresses 10 mm to 147 mm, so it drops into holders with bracket recesses 147-156 mm apart; the 12 mm diamond end nubs self-centre in round or square recesses and print with no overhang past 45 degrees.