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A wall-mounted, open-top cradle. Enter your remote's size, tune the fit and front lip, pick screw or adhesive mounting. Register to download the STL.
Remote Holder Specifications
Wall cradle
Remote size
Measure your remote. The pocket is sized to the remote plus the fit clearance on each side.
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How tall the remote is — runs up the wall.
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Across the wall.
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How far it sticks out from the wall.
Fit
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Gap on each side of the remote inside the pocket. Bigger = drops in and lifts out more easily. Min 0.5 mm.
Retention & removal
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How far the front wall rises to stop the remote tipping out. Above this the front is open. Min 10 mm.
A cutout in the top of the front lip so you can grab the remote easily.
A 12 mm hole through the floor so you can push a stuck remote up from below.
For wired remotes: cuts a channel through the floor (and front lip) so the cord isn't pinched. Pick the side that matches where your remote's cord exits.
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Width of the cord channel — a little wider than your cord / strain relief.
Mounting
Screw: two countersunk holes through the back (heads sit flush inside).
Adhesive: a flat solid back for a 3M strip.
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Build
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Side and front walls. Min 3.2 mm.
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The wall-contact plate. Min 4 mm.
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The base the remote rests on. Min 4 mm.
Softens the outer corners and rounds over all the top surfaces (a fixed, tasteful radius). The pocket, holes and mounting face stay sharp.
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