The flex system.
A tray that mounts to the rail. A set of inserts that drop into it — or sit anywhere on the table.
fundamentals
An accessory that only works in one place is not a system.
Most table accessories are made for one table. They clip to a particular edge, or sit in a particular cut-out, and the day you change tables they become a drawer full of moulded plastic. The ones that do not clip to anything slide around instead, which is its own problem at hour four.
Flex splits the job in two. A tray takes the mount, and everything else takes the tray. The tray holds to the Omnitrack rail on any Zola table; the bins, card holders and chit holders drop into it in any arrangement, and lift straight back out to sit on the tabletop when that is where they should be.
Five things a drawer of accessories cannot do.
-
One mount, shared by Pangea and Tavernwas
made for one table, obsolete on the next -
Anywhere on the rail, moved without toolswas
clamps and cut-outs decide where things go -
Held by the tray, or held by the railwas
slides across the surface mid-game -
Add one insert at a time, in any orderwas
buy the whole set again to add one piece -
Stays on the table because it earns the spacewas
lives in a drawer between sessions
The tray
is the socket.
One part does the mounting, so nothing else has to. The Flex Tray holds to the magnetic rail, slides along it, and comes off with one hand — and its inside is a plain, level bay with no moulded compartments, because the compartments are the other half of the system.
The inserts
are the system.
Bins for dice and tokens, holders that stand cards up where you can read them, a chit holder that builds a row along the edge, and a cup holder with an aluminium insert that doubles as a component tray. Mix them in one tray, spread them across the table, or take four of them to somebody else’s game.
Start with one. Add the rest whenever.
Flex Tray Utility Series (2 pack)
The mount. Everything below drops into it, and it holds to the rail on any table.
$36.99
Flex Card Holder – Large (2 pack)
Stands a hand of cards upright where the table can read them.
$19.99
Flex Deck Chit Holder (4 pack)
Builds a row of decks and chits along the edge of the tray.
$19.99
Flex Divided Bin – Small (4 pack)
Four small bins, divided, for tokens and counters.
$29.99
Flex Tall Bin – Large (2 pack)
Two deep bins for dice, meeples and everything loose.
$29.99
Cup Holder Utility Series (2 pack)
Drinks off the surface. The insert lifts out as a component tray.
$29.99Buy the piece, not the set.
Or take the
whole table at once.
The Utility Series bundles put a tray, a cup holder and the inserts in front of every seat in one go — the setup most groups end up building one piece at a time.
Omnitrack
The rail
Omnitrack runs the full perimeter of every table we make. Accessories hold to it magnetically and move without tools.
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Warhammer
Tavern
Regulation Warhammer sizes with an electric lift, on the same rail and the same accessories. Built for clubs and cafes as much as living rooms.
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