Wonderwall Miracle Mount

Welcome to the exciting world of Wonderwall - the wall mounting solution with wonders and miracles.

This is the Wonderwall Miracle Mount which you can use to quickly and easily attach and detach any light panels to your wall.

About Wonderwall

Wonderwall is a generic and versatile wall mounting framework. It is meant to be as extendable as possible while packing everything into a small footprint. Wonderwall can be used organise your things (for example using the multiboard (with miracle), HSW or Swedish Pegboard Panel), add light (for example using the plain light panel) or add decor elements as you like. Browse Wonderwall compatible models on on printables, on makerworld.

Wonderwall is based on a 100x100mm base grid size for one “quarter” panel, while its base “full” panel is using 200x200mm.

Using the Wonderwall Miracle Mount

The miracle mount allows you to quickly swap different panels of the same size. Each panel is just pushed into the frame where it is hold in place by gravity and physics.

What you need to print

• One of the Wonderwall Miracle Panels
• The Wonderwall Miracle Frame you get here
• A Wonderwall Mount Panel

Which variation to use

The miracle frame come in three variations:

• Default
• Full Cover
• Minimal

Use the Full Cover version when the panel you are attaching to your miracle mount is shine-through, has holes or similar to cover the Wonderwall Mount Panel. Use the minimal version when you only attach very, very lightweight panels (like the miracle mount light panels). To have a good compromise between strength and print time use the default version, just know this will now cover up the mount panel.

Attaching the Miracle Frame to the Wonderwall Mount Panel

The frame needs to be attached to your Wonderwall Mount in the upwards direction. There is an arrow on the back of the frame pointing upwards. This orientation is crucial for the frame to work.

Then screw the frame onto the Mount Panel using the back cover screws.

Adding panels to the frame

To insert a panel push the upper edge (see arrow pointing up on panel and frame) into the frame, then push in the lower edge (push corner by corner if it doesn't slip right in).

When detaching pull the panel from the bottom edge, as before pull corner by corner if it doesn't come of easily.

When to use the Miracle Mount

The Miracle Mount is working especially well when you want to switch the panels often or you don't need to attach heavy stuff onto the Wonderwall panel.

Important: As this mounting solution is held in place by its geometry and some physics it will not be suitable for attaching heavy things, you have been warned.

Official Miracle Mount Panels

• Multiboard Miracle Panel
• Swedish Pedboard Miracle Panel (aka “Skadis”)
• HSW Miracle Panel
• Light/Color Miracle Panel

Extending Wonderwall

Wonderwall is meant to be as open and extendible as possible. As of this it is released under a permissive licensed and I provide all the STEP and also Shapr3D files. In addition I do provide base modeling files you can use. I really hope Wonderwall can grow into a 3D printing solution loved and extended by many people, so if anything is missing please drop me a note.

When you extend Wonderwall please add the tag “wonderwall” to all of your models. This way people can find your models on printables, on makerworld any other platforms. Also I recommend adding the “wonderwallmiracle” tag for all Miracle Mount based panels. See miracle models on printables and on makerworld.