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Hexagonal Honeycomb Floating Shelf Set

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Description

A three-cell honeycomb of hexagonal wall shelves, each cell deep enough for small plants or a few books. The cells share walls and mount as one cluster, so a blank wall becomes a single graphic statement. Two keyhole slots per hex are hidden in the back panel, so no brackets are visible once hung.

What it's for

  • Displaying small potted plants, books, or ornaments on a wall.
  • Turning a plain wall into a honeycomb feature without visible hardware.
  • Hanging flush: screw heads sit in recesses on the wall side of the 6 mm back panel.

Dimensions

  • Each hex: 200 mm across the points, about 173 mm across the flats.
  • Depth: 100 mm per shelf.
  • Back panel: 6 mm thick.
  • Side wall: 5 mm.
  • Keyholes: two per hex, 80 mm apart, cut through the back panel with a recess on the wall side.
  • Layout: three hexes joined along shared walls in a triangular cluster.

Print notes

  • The cluster is oriented back-down on the build plate, so it needs no supports.
  • It prints as one large fused piece. Check that it fits your bed, or split it into single hexes.
  • Use screws with heads that fit the keyhole recess, and anchors suited to your wall type.

Remix ideas

  • Add more cells to extend the honeycomb sideways or upward.
  • Change the depth for shallow trinket shelves or deeper book cubbies.
  • Print each hex separately in different colours and assemble them on the wall.
  • Add a lip or a drainage hole for planters.

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