Round wall shelf “AirLift 230”
Puts the air purifier on the wall — with a cable channel and no visible screws.
- Material
- PLA
- Layer height
- 0,2 mm
- Print time
- 8,6–8,7 h
An air purifier is usually in the way — on the floor or on the desk. Mine now hangs above the 3D printers, so the air gets a bit of help while printing.
The shelf is 230 mm round, with a slightly recessed surface so devices sit centred. It comes in two parts: bracket and tray. The tray slides in, sits about 2 mm flush in the bracket — it looks like one piece — and is secured from behind with a countersunk screw.
Hardware:
- 3× universal screws (pan head) 5×40 mm (or longer, depending on the wall/anchor); countersunk heads should also work
- 1× countersunk screw M4 × 20 mm to M4 × 30 mm (for securing the tray to the holder (back side))
- Appropriate anchors (depending on the wall)
Two brackets
Without cable routing for everything that has no cable: lamps, speakers, plants, decoration.
With a cable channel for devices with a figure-eight cord. The cable runs guided along the back and comes out at the bottom centre. Leave a small loop at the top and you can tip the purifier sideways for a filter change without unscrewing the bracket — tested.
The three front screws get cover caps so the face stays quiet. A drilling template is included for both variants; it prints in half an hour and saves you measuring on the wall.
About the load
Tested with Levoit Core 200S and 300S. What the shelf holds isn't decided by the shelf, though — it's the wall, the plugs and the screws. Please size them sensibly: we want AirLift, not AirDrop.