A Family Mart license plate frame: konbini green across the top, the FamilyMart logo, and たばこ and お酒 down the left side. A fan-made design, drawn from scratch and 3D printed in PETG one at a time.
Free shipping in Canada. No extra fees at checkout.
Screws not included. Plate screws vary by car. Reuse yours (you may need a slightly longer size) or buy a set locally. Which screws do I need?
Standard North American size. If a regular auto parts store frame fits your car, this one will too. Fitment details · Screw sizes
A side plate mounts behind your rear licence plate on the plate’s own screws and sticks out to one side. It’s about the size of BC’s HOV “OK” decal holder.
Gengar in four colours of PETG, with the konbini plate wordmark underneath. The colours are printed as raised layers, so the art is part of the plate, not a sticker. Made to order in BC.
Free shipping in Canada. No extra fees at checkout.
Uses your existing screws. It sits behind the plate on the top and bottom screws on one side. If you also run a thick frame, you may need slightly longer screws. Screw sizes
Fan-made. Not affiliated with, endorsed or licensed by Nintendo, Creatures Inc., GAME FREAK or The Pokémon Company. Pokémon and Gengar are trademarks of their respective owners.
The frame doesn't come with screws, because cars don't agree on one size. If yours is one of these three, grab a kit here; if not, the screw guide will point you to the right one at the hardware store.
Stainless machine screws with washers. The usual size on Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Mazda, Hyundai, Kia, VW and Volvo. Check against one of your own screws first.
Stainless self-tapping screws with washers. The usual size on GM, Ford, Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram, and on many plastic front-bumper grommets.
Stainless machine screws with washers, for cars that use the smaller M5 thread, including most BMW and Tesla models.
Sizes are the most common for each make, not a guarantee for yours. Models, years, and front vs rear all vary. Not sure? Email a photo of one of your screws to konbiniplates@gmail.com before you order.
Specs, fitment, shipping and returns.
Most novelty frames are plastic with a printed sticker on top. This one isn't. Each colour is printed 0.60 mm into the face and finished flush, so there's no edge to peel or lift.
It's made from PETG, which holds up to sun, road salt and cold better than most 3D printing plastics. It's still plastic, so treat it like a plate frame, not a bumper.
We print each frame after you order, so it takes a few days before it ships.
The frame comes without screws. There's no standard plate screw. Japanese, Korean and European cars mostly use metric M6 (some use M5). North American cars mostly use 1/4-inch self-tapping screws. Many cars use a different screw on the front than the back. Any single size we put in the box would be wrong for a lot of people.
Most people reuse their own. The frame is 5 mm thick, so if your current screws were barely long enough, go one size up: 16 mm to 20 mm, or 5/8″ to 3/4″.
Common sizes: M6 × 1.0 × 16–20 mm (most Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Mazda, Hyundai, Kia, VW, Volvo) · 1/4″-14 × 3/4″ self-tapping (most GM, Ford, Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram) · M5 × 0.8 (BMW, Tesla). These are a starting point, not a guarantee for your car.
Take an old screw to Home Depot, Canadian Tire or RONA and match it on the thread gauge in the fastener aisle. Buy stainless if you can. Road salt rusts plain zinc screws.
It's the standard North American frame size, with holes 120.65 mm apart. If a regular auto parts store frame fits your car, this one will.
Three different parts get called the same thing:
Import with no front plate holes? Common on 15-year-rule cars. Fit a no-drill tow-hook bracket or a bumper bracket first, then bolt the frame to it. Plenty of shops in Richmond and Burnaby can do the bracket in an afternoon.
BC requires two plates. Passenger vehicles get a front and a rear plate, and the Motor Vehicle Act says both must be securely attached and level. Motorcycles and trailers are the usual exceptions.
Nothing can cover the plate. In BC the plate has to be fully visible and readable. That rules out tinted or clear covers and any frame that overlaps the characters. This frame's opening sits outside the printed area, but check yours once it's on. Fines for a blocked plate are in the low hundreds.
This isn't legal advice. The current Motor Vehicle Act Regulations are the final word.
Shipping cost. Free anywhere in Canada. The price on the page is what you pay.
Timing. 2–5 business days to print, then Canada Post. Metro Vancouver orders usually arrive a day or two after that. Elsewhere in Canada, expect 2–10 business days in the mail.
In the box. The frame or side plate. No screws or hardware (see the screw guide).
Returns. Everything is made to order, so we don't take returns. If it arrives damaged, misprinted or not as described, email us and we'll replace it or refund you.
Not sure it'll fit? Email konbiniplates@gmail.com a photo of your plate mount before you order. We'll tell you honestly if it won't work.
What's a konbini plate frame? Konbini is Japanese for convenience store (FamilyMart, Lawson, 7-Eleven). A konbini frame uses a store's colours and signage as a plate frame. This one uses Family Mart's green, white and blue, with たばこ and お酒 down the left side.
Is this an official Family Mart product? No. It's an independent, fan-made design, drawn from scratch and 3D printed in BC. Konbini Plate is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed by FamilyMart Co., Ltd. All trademarks belong to their owners.
More designs coming? Yes. More are drawn and waiting for printer time.
Fitment, brackets and BC plate rules. Some of these will tell you to buy something we don't sell.
No front plate holes, but BC wants a front plate. Tow-hook brackets, no-drill mounts, and what the rule says.
Read the guide →Three parts that get called the same thing, and how to tell which one your car needs.
Read the guide →Metric vs imperial, front vs rear, and the common sizes by make.
Read the guide →Frames are generally fine. Covers aren't. What the rule says and what to check after you install.
Read the guide →Printed to order in BC. Screws not included.
Buy the FamilyMart frame · $40 Buy the Gengar side plate · $35