Storage for the spaces your house forgot.
Every home has them. The wall behind a door. The gap under the sink where the drain pipe blocks every organiser on the shelf. The half metre of empty air under everything hanging in the wardrobe.
Mossfinch sells the things that fit those spaces, and not much else.
The catalogue is live, our checkout is not open yet. You can read everything about each product now, and ordering opens once our supplier details are confirmed and locked in.
Starting with
Four problems worth fixing first
These are the ones we hear about most. Each page opens with the problem, so you can tell in one line whether it is yours.
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Kitchen
There is a wall of empty space behind your pantry door, and nothing in it.
Over-Door Slim Storage Rack
TODO: price
Includes GST
No drilling required
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Kitchen
The drain pipe under your sink makes every normal organiser useless.
Under-Sink Two-Tier Pull-Out Organiser
TODO: price
Includes GST
No drilling required
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Laundry
You rent, so you cannot put a single hole in the wall.
No-Drill Hanging Utility Storage
TODO: price
Includes GST
No drilling required
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Wardrobe
Half your wardrobe is empty air underneath the clothes.
Wardrobe Capacity Doubler
TODO: price
Includes GST
No drilling required
By room
Start with the room that annoys you most
Every product belongs to a room, because that is usually how the problem turns up. You notice the cupboard, not the category.
Our approach
How we decide what to sell
Mossfinch is new, and small, and we would rather be useful in one narrow way than average at everything. Three rules do most of the work.
It has to solve a named problem
If it is just a container, Kmart sells it for twelve dollars and has it in stock this afternoon. We only list things that answer a specific structural problem, the kind you can describe in one sentence.
It should work in a rental
Around a third of Australian households rent, and most leases treat a drill as a breach. Where a product needs no holes and no power tools, we say so at the top of the page rather than in the fine print.
We only claim what we can back up
Every measurement, material and box content on this site comes from the supplier in writing. Where we do not have it yet, the field says so plainly. We would rather look unfinished than tell you something that turns out to be wrong.
Before you order
How long it actually takes
Our products are held and shipped by overseas suppliers who send them straight to you. That is what keeps the prices where they are. It also means delivery is slower than a warehouse in Sydney, and we would rather you knew that now than after you paid.
Dispatch takes 2 to 5 business days. Transit to most Australian addresses takes another 10 to 25 business days. Regional and remote deliveries take longer. Plan on roughly three to six weeks, and treat anything faster as a good outcome.
Every order is tracked, and we will tell you when something is running late rather than waiting for you to ask.