The Insulated Hang-On Pool Bottle Holder
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Insulated pool bottle holder. Keeps your drink ice-cold and fits perfectly right onto the rim!
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- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Outdoor & Garden
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Keep your drinks ice-cold right where the action is!
Hook & Chill is the ultimate bottle holder for your pool.
Designed with an integrated insulating air-gap / thermal barrier, it keeps your beverages refreshing and cool, even during the hottest summer days.
Just hang it over the pool rim and enjoy!
Thermal Insulation: Designed with dual-wall insulation / specific air gaps to shield your drink from the warm pool rim and ambient heat.
Easy Hang-On Design: No screws, no tools. Just hook it onto the rim and you are ready to go.
Rock-Solid Stability: Engineered to hold your bottle securely without wobbling while you splash around.
Smart Water Drain: Hole at the bottom ensure that splashed pool water drains immediately.
Printable without supports:
Different variants: for all common pool surrounds
3D data in Step/STL: Hook data is available without attachment geometry for customization to suit your own pool.
Print Settings
Layer height: 0.2mm
Infill: 20%
Supports: No
Material: PETG (PLA is not recommended due to its UV resistance.)
The air inside can be used for insulation, but it's recommended to fill the cavity with polyurethane foam, polystyrene beads, or similar material (approx. 0.65 liters). I used polyurethane foam, which doesn't build up much pressure when opened, so the holding force of the rear cover is sufficient. Simply fill the six slots with polyurethane foam and snap the cover into place. The cover fits very tightly onto the holder, you might need to use more force or a small hammer to bring it together. Otherwise, it won't withstand the pressure of the polyurethane foam.
