A tidy little
nook for your router.
Every Nook is printed to order in the colourway you build below. Drag to spin it, click the lid to lift it off, and check your own router fits before you order — then take your build straight to Etsy.
The honeycomb shell doesn't block radio signal the way a closed cupboard door does, and standing the router up off the floor — clear of furniture, skirting and other obstructions — is one of the simplest ways to improve WiFi range and coverage around the house.
Improvement based on typical placement — router on the floor or in an enclosed, non-ventilated cupboard vs. elevated and open-air. Your own gain depends on your router, walls and home layout.
Sized around real UK routers.
Every wall of the interior cavity was measured against the routers below, so there's room for the box, the cables, and your fingers.
| Measurement | |
|---|---|
| Interior cavity (W × D × H) | 246 × 126 × 226 mm |
| Exterior, lid off (W × D × H) | 252 × 132 × 230 mm |
| Exterior, lid on — overall height | 233 mm |
| Shell | Hexagonal honeycomb wall — open-air, doesn't shield WiFi signal |
| Legs | 3-point tripod stand, printed separately in your leg colour |
| Lid | Lift-off honeycomb lid, doubles as a small tabletop |
| Material | PLA+ / PETG, printed to order — colour depends on stock, ask if unsure |
| Assembly | Arrives built — body, lid and legs pre-fitted |
Check your router before you order.
Pick your provider's hub below. We check it against the 246 × 126 × 226 mm interior in whichever orientation gives it the most room.
Don't see your hub? Email us its dimensions and we'll check it for you.
Nine shades, two parts, your call.
Body and legs print separately, so any combination above is a real, orderable build — not just the pairings shown in photos.
Printed, not just rendered.
The configurator above is a true-to-scale 3D model built from our actual print files — here's what it looks like off the print bed.
Good to know.
Build yours, then buy it on Etsy.
Your colour choices above carry straight over to the listing — just tell us the two colours in the order notes.