14x9 25x25mm Conversion Tray for 20x20mm bases

$7.02 ~~$9.89~~ 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)

Victoria H. ★★★★★ Oct 22, 2026

I was worried about aligning my 20mm figures onto larger bases, but that 5x2 example in the photos made setup straightforward. The MDF is sturdy and holds them centered without wobbling during movement.

Eva O. ★★★★★ Oct 20, 2026

Had a bunch of old 20mm-based skirmish figures gathering dust, and this tray slots them perfectly into the 25mm frontage for my new game. The MDF is sturdy and the slots align cleanly, no wobbling during transport. Exactly what my conversion project needed.

Owen ★★★★★ Oct 19, 2026

Finally a tray that puts my old 20mm skirmish guys dead center on the 25mm footprint, so they don't wobble when ranked up. The 5x2 config in the photos matches exactly what I got, and the MDF is sturdy enough for repeated picking up. Just wish it came in a 6x3, but the centered conversion is spot on