Get your router off the floor and onto the wall
Your router sits on the floor or behind a shelf and runs hot. Pick your brand and model, and we build a cradle sized to it. We will not build one for a router that vents in a way a cradle would block.
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Brand
What we can make
A cradle sized for TP-Link Deco routers
TP-Link publishes the body size, and we build to that number.
Vents decide what we will build
Some routers vent in a way a wrap would block. We say no to those instead of guessing.
How it works
- 1Pick your router brand, then your exact model.
- 2We check that a cradle is a sound build for that model.
- 3Pick a color and send the request.
- 4A person checks it and prices it before anything is printed.
What we need from you
- Your router brand and model
- The color you want
- A photo of where it will sit, if one helps
Materials
Most router cradles use PLA. Metal is avoided near the antennas on purpose.
See the full materials pageCommon questions
- Do you build for every router?
- No. Some router bodies are too big, or vent in a way a cradle would block. We say so plainly.
- What if my exact model is not listed?
- Tell us the brand and model and send a photo. A person looks at it with you.
- Does a metal bracket work better?
- No, for some routers. Metal near the antennas can interfere with the signal. Plastic is the safer choice.
- How do you know the size is right?
- We use the size your router maker publishes, and we name the source.
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