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This is a Grass Nova Pro Scala cross rail connector that locks divider railing into the Nova Pro Scala drawer system, sold in a box of 100. The Stone finish coordinates with the Nova Pro Scala Stone interior palette, so the organizational hardware disappears into the drawer rather than contrasting against it.
Divider railing clips are the connection point between the Nova Pro Scala drawer system and its interior organization. Without the clip, the rectangular cross rail sits loose; with it, the rail locks to the drawer's side profile or gallery at the position you choose. That lets the shop or installer divide the drawer interior into zones — separating utensils, organizing pantry pull-outs, or sectioning deep drawers — while keeping everything in line with the Tavinea Optima divider railing program the Nova Pro Scala system uses. Because the clip engages the railing at a fixed point, zone placement is deliberate rather than approximate.
The box quantity of 100 reflects how these clips are consumed on production work: each divider rail needs at least two clips, and a kitchen full of organized Nova Pro Scala drawers adds up quickly. A box serves a multi-drawer project without a reorder interruption.
Stone is one of the coordinated finishes in the Nova Pro Scala palette, alongside Ice, Silver, Silver Gray, Graphite, and White. Each finish runs through the full system — drawer sides, fronts, and organization accessories — so specifying Stone at the clip level keeps the interior details consistent with the drawer sides and any other Nova Pro Scala Stone components in the same cabinet. On a project where the casework reads in warmer neutrals or natural wood tones, the Stone finish sits quietly in the background rather than drawing attention to the hardware itself.
Cabinet shops already running Nova Pro Scala in Stone reach for this clip when fitting out drawers with interior organization. It belongs on the same purchase order as the divider railing and the Nova Pro Scala drawer components — not as an afterthought once the boxes are installed. Designers specifying Nova Pro Scala systems in Stone interiors should confirm the clip color alongside the runner and front-fixing order so the complete interior arrives together. The 100-count box suits production shops; a homeowner doing a single kitchen renovation may find the quantity generous, but the clip is only available as part of this program.
No. This clip is made for the Nova Pro Scala rectangular railing. Vionaro, ZBox, and other Grass platforms use their own system-specific divider hardware; parts do not interchange between platforms.
They are distinct finishes in the Nova Pro Scala color family. If the drawer sides and other components are ordered in Stone, use Stone clips; mixing finish codes risks a visible mismatch inside the drawer.
Each rail typically needs at least two clips — one at each end. The exact count depends on rail length and how the system's installation specification calls out clip placement for the drawer width being fitted.
These are engineered for the Nova Pro Scala rectangular railing profile specifically. Compatibility with any other railing cannot be assumed; the clip geometry is matched to this system's rail dimensions.
A well-organized Nova Pro Scala drawer depends on components working as a matched set — and the divider railing clip in Stone is the part that anchors the rail in place. Ordering it in the right finish and the right quantity before installation begins keeps the project moving without a mid-job hardware search.
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