Wooden Router Shelf Wall Mount WiFi Router Storage Box Modem Cable Router Cover Organized Power Strip Cable Management Hider Rack Need Assembly 14.9 * 9.8 * 5.4 in (L* H * W)

It was a tight squeeze, but everything fits and it looks amazing. Works perfectly at hiding the mess. Very sturdy and well made, high quality.

Couleur plus pâle qu’anticipée mais correct. Pas très grand mais rencontre mes besoins. Livraison un peu lente, reçu au dernier jour qu’annoncé , cependant, aucun indice à la livraison et site indique à ce jour que le produit n’a pas été livré et qu’il est en retard alors qu’il a été livré .Bref, stress pour rien mais causé par problème à la livraison et information erronée et pas à jour sur site Amazon. À qui la faute ? À part ça , content de l’achat et ce qu’il permets de cacher fils et routeur.

Tut, was es soll. Aufbau ist einfach, Anbringen an der Wand auch. Das WLAN-Signal scheint nicht eingeschränkt. Optik gut.

This box is just the right size for my Google Fiber router, modem, Google phone box and Deco Mesh System sentinel node. The most awkward part of the whole setup was the power strips for 5 power bricks that are all different shapes and sizes. I highly recommend getting some kind of flexible strip or "medusa -like" 5-1 cord. Otherwise, the bricks will severely limit how much usable room there is within the box (wasted a lot of time trying to make a standard strip work). The other thing I would recommend is to use the shortest ethernet cables you can find and tie up the thin power cords, as it easily becomes a rat's nest inside. But the good news is, even it if IS a rat's nest, you don't have to look at it. once you close the sliding door on all of that. I have mine sitting on the floor- doesn't stick out very far at all. I have fiber, 2 ethernet cables and a telephone line running under my house and coming up through a hole in the floor. This box goes right over the hole, covering all the cables up. My router is turned backwards for easy access to all those wires, but the wifi signal is still fine, throughout my house. The box is nice lightly finished pine wood, and is super easy to put together- all you need is a Phillips screwdriver. You can test filling it up before installing the 8 brass screws to keep it together. There is actually quite a lot of room inside, if you have the right kind of power strip/electrical cord setup. The biggest problem with router setups is just all the wires and bricks This box hides all of that mess effectively, in a compact package, and will allow air circulation, and you can still get to your internet components easily. I wish it were big enough to work with my UPS, but my router is too tall to fit in the same box. A small price to pay, really, as there are surge protected flexible solutions out there that will easily fit. I suppose one could just use two of them, mount them side by side and have plenty of room for anything like that.

Looking for a solution to remove the storage cabinet for components. Well made, and easy to assemble. Came unfinished as advertised. Painted white to blend in with the wall. Mounting is a typical screw or anchor that comes with the product.