Brackets & mounts

Wall mount bracket for a Wi-Fi router

This bracket gets a flat router off the floor and onto the wall behind the TV or in a utility closet, keeping cables tidy. It is a shallow tray with two side lips that grip the router body, an open front for airflow and a slot at the bottom for power and Ethernet leads. Use a 2.5 mm tray floor, 3 mm lips with 0.5 mm clearance around the device, two keyhole slots for wall screws and vent cut-outs in the back plate.

Routers are all slightly different sizes, so a generic download rarely fits. With SpeakCAD you paste the width, depth and height from the spec sheet and the tray is sized around them. Need the cable slot moved or the lips taller? Ask in the chat and preview again for free before you download.

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Design a wall bracket for a router measuring 220x160x35 mm. Shallow tray with 2.5 mm floor, 3 mm side lips 20 mm tall with 0.5 mm clearance, open front, 30x12 mm cable slot at the bottom, two keyhole slots 100 mm apart and vent holes in the back plate.

Change any number to match what you measured. The AI keeps the rest of the design consistent, and small follow-up edits after a download are free.

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