Screwless 1.5" Wide Cable Box Mount, Modem, Router, Mesh, Streaming Media Devices & More Wall Mount | Wall Mount Any Device upto 1.5" Wide & 4lb in Weight, Strong VHB Adhesive, No Tools by Brainwavz

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Using the measurement that you took in Step 2, mark your wall and drill holes for the wall anchors. The Shelf has been designed with enough room between the wall and router to allow for cables whilst allowing the equipment to breathe, preventing overheating and the wifi signal path to be kept clear. It has a laser cutout for you to route your cables.

Source: Samuel Contreras / Android Central (Image credit: Source: Samuel Contreras / Android Central) Concealment: Concealing the cables not only improves the aesthetics but also reduces the risk of accidental tripping or disconnecting the cables. Adjustability: Depending on your needs, consider a mount that allows you to adjust the position, angle, or tilt of the router. This can be particularly useful in optimizing the Wi-Fi signal distribution throughout your space. Note: Router antennas typically project a WiFi signal perpendicular to where they are pointing; an antenna pointing vertically projects a WiFi signal horizontally, while an antenna pointing horizontally projects a WiFi signal vertically. A single-story home might benefit from a fully vertical antenna position, as WiFi coverage isn’t needed above or below the router. A multi-story home, however, might benefit from a mixture of vertical, angled, and horizontal antenna positions to provide coverage in all directions.

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Swivel Wall Mount: This type of mount allows you to rotate and adjust the position of the router. It offers flexibility in directing the signal towards specific areas, ideal for improving coverage in different corners of your space. Fixed Wall Mount: Perfect for securing your router in a permanent position on the wall. It provides stability and reduces the risk of accidental falls or damage. Ease of Installation: Look for a wall mount that is easy to install and set up. Consider mounts that come with detailed instructions or include mounting hardware for a smooth installation process. Height Consideration: Mount the router at an appropriate height to avoid interference from furniture, walls, or other objects that may obstruct the signal. Although the included instructions didn’t have much detail, I found the installation process to be very simple and easy to figure out. The kit includes drywall anchors and screws, so really all you need is a screwdriver to install this mount.

Overall, the Floating Wall Shelf for Tv Components offers a convenient and stylish solution for organizing and storing your TV accessories. It is made of high-quality materials and has a durable design. The shelf provides ample space for various devices and comes with options for drilling or no drilling installation. Its rounded edges and strong bearing capacity make it safe and reliable. However, it may not accommodate larger gaming consoles, and some customers have reported missing parts. If you’re looking for a compact and functional wall shelf for your TV components, this product is worth considering. Buyer's Guide: Router Wall Mount Admittedly, I never mount my routers, and that's not just because I'm constantly switching them out. When it comes down to it, having a dedicated space for my router on a shelf is much easier and means I don't need to run extended lengths of Ethernet or find a power solution that reaches up the wall. If you're willing to run the cables, it's not hard or expensive to find a compatible power cable and long Ethernet cable; you just need to decide if it's worth it.

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There's also the problem that not all routers are designed to be vertical. Many routers use simple convection to stay cool, which could lead to overheating unless the router is going in a well-ventilated area.Strategic Positioning: Determine the optimal placement for your router to maximize Wi-Fi coverage. Consider mounting the router in a central location, away from obstacles, to ensure a stronger and more reliable signal. Even the simplest Wi-Fi router setup requires an Ethernet cable, a power cable, and much more if you've already got other networking equipment like a wired switch or a NAS. Clearing some shelf space for a router can be a challenge.