I love clean desk and livingroom setups, so i designed these low profile heavy duty speaker holders to mount you speakers onto the wall. They are up to +- 50 degrees tiltable (depends on the width of your speaker) so you can tune in your sweetspot perfectly and adjust with just a sligth push to the side. My speakers are 25*45*20 cm and weigh about 15 kg (ca. 33 pounds). I have had them hanging for half a year without a problem now. To decouple the speakers from the wall you need to cut 2 pieces of decoupling rubber and glue it to the wallmount, for the ultimate sound experience with no annoying resonances.

Printing info:Just print all the parts upright, except for the small mounting plate that goes onto your speaker. Only 1 part needs support, but when your printer is dialed in properly you can easily print it without.Infill at 25%layer height at 0.2-0.4mmnozzle size at 0.4-0.6mmmaterial: i used normal PLA, but i advise you to use PLA+ or something more durable than PLA2 Speaker holders take about 500g of filament with supportsif they are too big you can just scale them down in your slicer

Assembly:

1. (optional) Screw a long woodscred into the bottom of the shaft of the wallmount to increase stability drasticly (so the shaft can't break) and glue on your decoupling rubber with doule sided tape
2. Screw the backplate to your wall
3. Srew the holding plate onto your speakers back wall (with the smaller area facing towards the speaker)
4. Slide on the tiltable speaker holder
5. put the security clip (!!!) on top of the shaft to prevent sagging or breaking the shaft
6. mount your speaker by slowly sliding the backside until hangs from the tiltable speaker holder

DONE! Enjoy your new minimalist and decoupled HiFi setup!