cubicle phone mount 3d models

This is an expandable-length thing i made to mount my Cisco phone to the wall of my cubicle. Designed to go over/around the edge of the wall, it works pretty well at getting the phone off your desk and out of the way. The little slot at the top is...

Use this to mount your phone to your cubicle wall and reclaim valuable desk space! I have uploaded phone mount3.stl - this one should print better but I haven't had time to test it. Shapeways and Ponoko didn't error out this time when it was...

I had trouble with previous mounts printing, and holding my phone on the wall. This is not exactly a re-mix, I made it completly new, but I did get the idea from the source I had it listed as a re-mix from. As you can see from the first photo, the...

Adapts a phone with a standard 2 or 3 screw wall hanging mount to the modular Slatwall system found in some Steelcase cubicles. Instructions Print with moderate infill and extra perimeters. Screw in...

Adapts a phone with a standard 2 or 3 screw wall hanging mount to the modular Slatwall system found in some Steelcase cubicles. Instructions Print with moderate infill and extra perimeters. Screw in 2 or 3 self-tapping PC case fan screws (7/32" or...

Hooks over cubicle wall to hang your Cisco phone. I made this for the Cisco IP Phone 7965, though it should work with other models. ... You may need to adjust for the width of the cubicle wall.

All the parts to mount the phone on a sound board in my cubicle. I guess with minimal modifications this could also work as a wall mount. The clip holds the handset when vertically placed. The holder slides over the sound board and holds the phone. ... ...

Requires two M4 nuts and two M4 x 20mm metric machine screws, available at your local hardware store. You may also like my: Cubicle Hook Cubicle wall card clip Print instructionsCategory: Office Summary Mounts a Cisco IP phone with 3.25" mounting...

Mounts a Cisco IP phone with 3.25" mounting hole spacing (like model 7942) to the wall slots on Hayworth cubicles. Hooks snap into place, mounting is rock solid on screws and the depth is adjustable. Requires two M4 nuts and two M4 x 20mm metric...

... to the mounts. Mounts simply set on top of the cube wall. Important dimension assumptions: Office cubicle wall thickness: ~50 mm Whiteboard hole locations: ~20 mm from edge to center of hole Whiteboard hole size: ~5 mm Whiteboard thickness: <5 mm

A coworker needed a simple mount for hanging a sign on the side of a cubicle without poking holes or damaging the cube wall. This mount wedges into the gap between the panels and provides a spot to double-sided tape/glue a sign to. ... Please ignore...

Just print one of these and a second one as a mirror image, then use 4mm screws to hold the whiteboard to the mounts. Mounts simply set on top of the cube wall. ...Important dimension assumptions: Office cubicle wall thickness: ~50 mm Whiteboard hole...

The hook should fit most equipment (routers, switches, etc). ...I use it to hang network equipment on top of my cubicle divider and avoid clutter on my desk. The parameterized scad file can be used to adjust the gap. ...

... version holds the flag vertical This is designed to hold the 12-in by 18-in flags with 11/32-in (8.5-mm) diameter stick. I am not sure what all types of cubicles that this will work with, but it has worked on both versions I have had at work.

you can account for this by adjusting 'bar_angle' -when using three monitors in a cube corner, use the stock stand for the middle one and place the two side monitors on the walls -you could weld the unistrut directly to the cubicle mounts. ...i didn't...

58.5mm width (included Solidworks file for customization) Basic headphone mount, should print without supports

I liked the way it slid into the original mount my Srkeath so i chopped of the top and added my own legs that slide around the fabric wall. I did have to increase the size of the top a little to get mine to slid in without having to force it. ...The...

I liked the way it slid into the original mount my Srkeath so i chopped of the top and added my own legs that slide around the fabric wall.I did have to increase the size of the top a little to get mine to slid in without having to force it. ...The...

designed a shelf and hanger for cubicles. ...people can now display stuff and keep it off their desk. Or don't print the bracket and just mount the shelf to the wall using holes in the support bracket of the shelf

cubicle

Clamp on fan wasn't wide enough to clamp on the cubicle wall.

... version holds the flag vertical This is designed to hold the 4-in by 6-in stick flags with 7/32-in (5.5-mm) diameter stick. I am not sure what all types of cubicles that this will work with, but it has worked on both versions I have had at work.

This is a remix of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:794020 The hook width was cut to 2.6mm to match the cubicles at work. This size also works well in book shelf rails. This thing was made with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online...

Hold a sign on a flat cubicle wall 50mm wide. I included a 1mm slot and a 0.5mm slot. This should hold both regular paper and cardstock paper. <h4>Pinched version:</h4> This version bows lightly in to help hold the paper in place in the middle...

Phone holder

The hook on this headphone mount was modified to fit on the thin 1/4" or so thick "dividers" we have separating our office desks in our open office environment.

Simplified cubicle for an office layout.

A simple bracket to allow Perspex to be mounted on top of 25mm Cubicle screens.

I originally created this to be mounted on a cubicle wall outside my office at work as a gag. The mounting hook will need to be glued or otherwise affixed to the camera to position it as desired. ... Enjoy!

To move this to a cubicle mount, I'm just printing a bracket with a hole in it the right size to fit a nail about the right thickness -- the closest I had was about 3.3mm wide, so I drilled out the ship's hole slightly larger. There's an inset for...