Wi-Fi Router Wall Mount

Routers work better mounted high and clear of obstructions, and getting one off a shelf frees space while improving coverage. The design constraint that matters is airflow — routers throttle when they overheat, so a cradle that blocks the vents makes your Wi-Fi worse, not better.

Fits: Most consumer routers up to 240 mm wide

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Key dimensions

Cradle width	Adjustable to your router
Ventilation	Open back and slotted sides
Screw holes	4.5 mm, 100 mm apart
Wall thickness	3 mm
Cable relief	Slot for power and ethernet

Print settings

Material	PETG — routers run warm continuously
Layer height	0.2 mm
Walls	3 perimeters
Infill	25%
Supports	None if printed back-plate-down
Orientation	Back plate flat on the bed

What actually matters

Find the vents on your router before you measure. Cradle arms that cover an intake will make the router throttle under load.
PETG over PLA here — this part sits against a device that is warm 24 hours a day.
Mount it vertically if your router has side vents; horizontally only if the vents are on the top and bottom.

Questions

Will this fit my specific router?

Measure yours and generate it to size — router dimensions vary enormously. Width, depth and vent positions are the three that matter.

Is it safe to enclose a router?

Do not fully enclose one. This is an open cradle for that reason: it holds the router without restricting airflow.

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