IKEA Tisken Hook Adapter for Philips Hue Go – Adjustable Ball Joint Mount
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I designed this adapter to combine two great products: the IKEA Tisken hook and the Philips Hue Go lamp.
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I designed this adapter to combine two great products: the IKEA Tisken hook and the Philips Hue Go lamp.
With this adapter, you can now mount your Hue Go almost anywhere — bathroom tiles, walls, glass, or any smooth surface compatible with the Tisken hook.
💡 What It Does
The adapter adds a ball-joint-style ring mount to the Hue Go.
Because the Hue Go has a spherical shape, the ring acts as a ball socket, letting you tilt and angle the light in any direction. This transforms the lamp from a simple tabletop light into a versatile directional light source that can be placed almost anywhere.
Additionally, since the IKEA Tisken hook can rotate, you can fine-tune the angle even more for perfect lighting orientation.
🧩 Design Details
The print consists of two parts:
(B.3) The Tisken adapter – connects directly to the IKEA Tisken hook.
(B.4) The Hue Go ring – holds the Philips Hue Go securely while allowing smooth movement.
Both parts slide together to create a stable, snug connection.
For extra stability, you can optionally use a 30 mm wood screw, though it’s not required.
🖨 Print Information
Supports: Not required
Orientation: Flat on the build plate
Material: PLA or PETG recommended
Parts:
Tisken adapter (B.3)
Hue Go ring (B.4)
⚙ Assembly
Print both parts.
Slide the Tisken adapter (B.3) into the Hue Go ring (B.4) — they interlock securely.
(Optional) Add a 30 mm wood screw for additional support.
Mount the assembly onto your IKEA Tisken hook.
Place your Hue Go into the ring and adjust the angle as desired.
📸 Notes
The spherical shape of the Hue Go works perfectly with the ring, acting like a ball-and-socket joint.
No supports needed — both parts are optimized for easy printing and clean fit.
Perfect for adding flexible ambient lighting in bathrooms, kitchens, or workspaces.I designed this adapter to combine two great products: the IKEA Tisken hook and the Philips Hue Go lamp.
With this adapter, you can now mount your Hue Go almost anywhere — bathroom tiles, walls, glass, or any smooth surface compatible with the Tisken hook.
💡 What It Does
The adapter adds a ball-joint-style ring mount to the Hue Go.
Because the Hue Go has a spherical shape, the ring acts as a ball socket, letting you tilt and angle the light in any direction. This transforms the lamp from a simple tabletop light into a versatile directional light source that can be placed almost anywhere.
Additionally, since the IKEA Tisken hook can rotate, you can fine-tune the angle even more for perfect lighting orientation.
🧩 Design Details
The print consists of two parts:
(B.3) The Tisken adapter – connects directly to the IKEA Tisken hook.
(B.4) The Hue Go ring – holds the Philips Hue Go securely while allowing smooth movement.
Both parts slide together to create a stable, snug connection.
For extra stability, you can optionally use a 30 mm wood screw, though it’s not required.
🖨 Print Information
Supports: Not required
Orientation: Flat on the build plate
Material: PLA or PETG recommended
Parts:
Tisken adapter (B.3)
Hue Go ring (B.4)
⚙ Assembly
Print both parts.
Slide the Tisken adapter (B.3) into the Hue Go ring (B.4) — they interlock securely.
(Optional) Add a 30 mm wood screw for additional support.
Mount the assembly onto your IKEA Tisken hook.
Place your Hue Go into the ring and adjust the angle as desired.
📸 Notes
The spherical shape of the Hue Go works perfectly with the ring, acting like a ball-and-socket joint.
No supports needed — both parts are optimized for easy printing and clean fit.
Perfect for adding flexible ambient lighting in bathrooms, kitchens, or workspaces.