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3D-printed wall bracket for PS4 consoles and controllers

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SKU CH-0CVM-JRBQ5

Wall-mounted bracket stores a PlayStation 4 console and controller in one 3D-printed rack

  • Wall-mount design frees desk space by holding the console vertically
  • Compatible with PS4, PS4 Slim and PS4 Pro models
  • 3D-printed bracket secures controller and console together
  • Organises game storage alongside the host unit

Wall bracket for PlayStation 4 consoles

This 3D-printed wall bracket holds a PlayStation 4, PS4 Slim or PS4 Pro console and a controller in a single vertical rack. It mounts directly to a wall to keep the hardware off the floor and free up shelf space. The stand is designed specifically for Sony's PlayStation 4 family of systems.

Passive cooling and silent operation

The open-frame design relies on the console's own airflow without adding fans or moving parts. No extra power is drawn and no noise is generated by the bracket itself. Heat dissipation depends entirely on the console's internal cooling system.

Highlights

  • Wall-mount design frees desk space by holding the console vertically
  • Compatible with PS4, PS4 Slim and PS4 Pro models
  • 3D-printed bracket secures controller and console together
  • Organises game storage alongside the host unit

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How is the 3D-printed wall bracket for the PS4 Slim Pro mounted, and what step do people often miss?

Secure the bracket to wall studs using appropriate screws and anchors; the step often missed is verifying the wall material and using correct fixings for plasterboard or masonry.

What maintenance or replacement will the internal power cable need over time?

Inspect the cable periodically for insulation damage, connector corrosion or loose pins; replace it if any wear, cracking or intermittent power loss is detected.

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