Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer Wall Mount

Dyson Supersonic Wall Mount

Scored a Dyson Supersonic wall mount off Amazon Vine a couple years back, and stuck it up with the powerful double-sided tape it shipped with. It worked great. For years. Right up until the paint decided it didn't want to be load bearing anymore. Turns out "powerful tape" is just "future drywall repair" with better marketing.

So this is my redesign: a single-piece wall mount that cradles the dryer by its handle, using the two little nubs on the mount body to slot into the dryer's own barrel opening and handle collar, so it just rests there, no adhesive, no faith in tape or paint chemistry required. Two screw holes, real anchors, real commitment. If you're lucky enough to have a stud behind your drywall, congratulations! Omit the anchor, screw directly into that stud. It's better!

Because it lives in a bathroom, and bathrooms are basically saunas with toothpaste, I printed mine in PETG. PLA would technically hold the shape, but it would also slowly turn into a Dali painting over time when exposed to steam and heat, so PETG it is. If you're placing this in an area that has an environment that will support PLA's hygroscopic nature and low glass transition point (remember PET is used for making plastic liquid bottles) feel free to use PLA.

Prints as a single piece, but if you want a two-color look, you can paint/split it in your slicer right at the seam between the base plate and the two prongs, plate in one shade, prongs in another, like the rose-gold-and-black version shown (or the gold-and-black version rendered).

Print Settings:

• Layer height: 0.2mm

• Supports: None

• Orientation: Prongs-up

• Infill: 50% (gyroid for strength)

Screws and wall anchors sold separately. 2mm thick rubber is a strong suggestion, also sold separately.

Bill of Materials:

• Screws and Anchors: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CC1YGYVK

  • 120Pcs #8 Self Drilling Drywall Anchors and Screws kit #8 x 1-1/4”

• Solid Rubber Strips w/ Adhesive: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CLXMHPKR

  • Adhesive Solid Rubber Strips, 1/2" Wide x 1/16" Thick x 180"

During assembly, you're obviously only going to need enough solid rubber strip length to cover the rectangle area of the prongs - just a few inches - so 180" is going to give you future project material. Same goes with the screws an anchors. You don't really need 120 pcs of screws and anchors, you only need two of each, so if you can find these things in smaller quantities, awesome! Me? I like having extra hardware around.