Utility builds are the modules you drop inside a base you already have: a flush dedicated storage and cryofridge floor, a triple-stack vault block, a clean row of crafting stations that actually lines up.
They are small — most are under twenty structures — which makes them the easiest thing on this site to place. They are also the builds hardest to get right by hand, because the value is entirely in the snapping being exact.
Because they place inside existing structures, check your ceiling height and available floor space against the build's footprint first. A flush storage floor only reads as flush if it lands on the grid it was designed for.
Left and right four-structure alignment variants for building clean triple-stacked vault storage.
A seven-structure alignment utility for placing dedicated storage and cryofridges into a clean lowered floor.
Always. Template Hammer places structures, never inventory, so every container arrives empty regardless of what the original builder had inside.
It snaps to whatever it collides with under normal building rules. Because these modules are designed around a specific grid, align the ghost with your existing foundations before confirming.
A layout where dedicated storage and cryofridges sit level with the walking surface rather than on top of it, using lowered ceilings. It saves head height and keeps pathing clean in a tight base.
For stacked vaults and dedicated storage, yes — they are near the best storage-per-structure ratio in the game. The resource breakdown on each page lets you check the cost before committing.
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