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Tissue Box Cover

The cardboard box goes inside; this goes over it. A cover for the cube or the regular rectangular box — as a building block, with a row of studs on top and the tissues coming up between them, or with a rounded slot and sides of dots, slats or plain — and a word or a name set into the front in a second color, matched to the room.

Letters, numbers, spaces, and basic punctuation. Set flush into the front in its own color; long names are shortened to what fits.

How it's made. Printed in PLA, top-down with no supports: 2 mm walls, a 2.4 mm top with a rounded slot, and 3 mm of clearance around the box class so any brand's cube (about 112 × 112 × 120 mm) or regular box (about 224 × 116 × 90 mm) slides in. The building block has sharp corners and eight studs (four on the cube) in the brick's own proportions, printed flat and set into shallow recesses on top. Dots are 8 mm holes cut through the walls; slats are shallow grooves ringing the sides; both stop for the band around your word, which is set 1.2 mm into the front and filled in the second color.