Wall Mounted Router Storage Bracket Pair

Routers are awkward things to place. On a shelf, they take up space that could hold books or decor. On the floor, they gather dust, get kicked and pull their own cables tight. Behind the television, they end up tangled with everything else. Most homes simply put up with a router sitting somewhere it does not belong.

The Wall Mounted Router Storage Bracket Pair gives it a proper place. Two small brackets fix to the wall with adhesive pads, and the router sits on them, up and out of the way. There is no drilling, and the surface it used to occupy is clear again.

What makes the router brackets stand out

No drilling is the first advantage. The brackets come with adhesive pads fitted, so they go up without tools, which suits renters and anyone who would rather not put holes in the wall. Clean the wall, peel, press firmly and wait for the pad to cure before loading.

The adjustable spacing is the second. Because the two brackets are separate, you set the gap between them. That means the same pair holds a router, a set top box, a small shelf board, remotes or bathroom items, rather than being a single use piece of plastic.

The compact size is the third. Each bracket is 3.1 inches tall, 2.2 inches deep and 1.5 inches wide, so the brackets almost disappear behind whatever sits on them.

Finally, there is a choice of colors. White blends into most walls, and gray suits darker paint or a more industrial look. Both are molded ABS, which is light and easy to wipe clean.

Where it looks best, room by room

• Living rooms. A router lifted off the media console.
• Home offices. Network equipment kept off the desk.
• Hallways. A router near the entry, off the floor.
• Bedrooms. A set top box or small device on the wall.
• Bathrooms. A small shelf board for toiletries.

White brackets vanish against pale walls, so the router looks like it is floating. Gray suits darker walls and blends with gray or black devices.

Getting a router off the floor also helps keep cables tidy. With the router on the wall, the cables can run neatly down to the outlet instead of snaking across the carpet.

With a small board across the two brackets, the pair becomes a mini shelf for remotes, a speaker or a plant.

In a rental, the adhesive mounting means you can add storage without asking for permission to drill.

Choosing the size and placement

Each bracket is 3.1 inches tall, 2.2 inches deep and 1.5 inches wide. Measure your router or device and set the spacing so it rests securely on both brackets, with its weight centered between them.

Fitting them well matters:

• Clean the wall thoroughly, since dust prevents the pad bonding.
• Peel the backing and press each bracket firmly.
• Squeeze out any trapped air under the pad.
• Wait before loading, so the pad can cure fully.

An adhesive pad that has not cured will let go under weight, so patience at this step is what makes the brackets hold. Choose a smooth, clean wall surface near a power outlet and the network cable.

Care is simple. Wipe the brackets with a soft, dry cloth, and never use solvents on the plastic. Molded finishes can vary very slightly in tone between batches.

Keep the load light and centered. Brackets like these suit routers, small boxes and light shelf boards best.

If you are mounting near other electronics, leave a little space around the router so air can move freely around it.

Before fitting, hold the router against the wall to find a spot where the cables reach comfortably without being pulled tight.

The brackets also suit a small streaming box or a smart home hub, keeping small devices together in one tidy spot near the television.

Because the brackets are small and neutral in color, they almost disappear once the device is in place, so the wall still looks clean.

Keep the load light and centered on both brackets, which spreads the weight evenly across the two adhesive pads.

Pairing it with other pieces

Wall brackets look best when the cables below them are tidy. A simple cable cover or a few clips down the wall keep the setup clean. A small plant on a shelf board nearby softens the look of the equipment.

Browse the display racks collection for more storage ideas, or the floating shelves collection for wall storage in wood.

For a matching look, fit the brackets at the same height as other wall pieces nearby, such as a shelf or a frame, so everything lines up.

A tidy router shelf also makes it easier to check the status lights at a glance, since the device sits at eye level rather than behind furniture or on the floor.

Is the router bracket pair right for your space?

These brackets are a strong fit if you:

• Want the router off the floor or a shelf.
• Cannot or would rather not drill.
• Like a pair that adapts to other devices.
• Have a smooth, clean wall near an outlet.

They may not be the right choice for heavy equipment or textured walls where adhesive pads cannot bond. A screwed wall shelf will suit those better.

Every order ships free across the US and most arrive in 6 to 9 business days. Unused items in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery, and questions about fitting are answered at info@norafurnish.com.