10 x 9 25x25mm Conversion Tray for 20x20mm bases

$4.98 ~~$8.17~~ In stock

These Conversion Trays can be used for 20x20mm based figures to have them centred and have a frontage and depth of 25x25mm based figures.

Example shown in the images is a 5x2 configurations. Note that all trays are listed as Columns (width) x Ranks (depth).

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eva ★★★★★ Oct 22, 2026

I needed something to square up my 20mm minis for larger grid games, and these trays do the job without any wobble. The 5x2 layout shown in the photos is exactly what I got, and the MDF feels sturdy enough for regular use. My figures slot in snugly and stay centered during play.

Samuel ★★★★★ Oct 20, 2026

These laser-cut trays snugly fit my 20mm skirmish bases with no wobble, and the 5x2 arrangement lines up perfectly for rank-and-file movement. They slide into a movement tray smoothly, which saves me a ton of time positioning individual models.

Richard C. ★★★★★ Oct 19, 2026

I needed to get my 20mm cavalry onto the same frontage as my newer 25mm infantry, and these trays do exactly that—snug fit with zero wobble. The 5x2 configuration in the listing photo matched my unit perfectly, so it was just a matter of clipping them in.