🔧 Easy and Drill-Free Wall Mount Solution for eero Pro 6 Tri-Band mesh Wi-Fi 6 - Screwless VHB Holder, Strong Adhesive (1 Pack) Review

I am using these to install a basic Eero in a structured wiring closet. Works great and very inexpensive. I don't recommend putting Eero in a closet unless it's plastic with a plastic door.

I got this set to place the router on the stairs of my house as it is the most central place. Although it has holes for screws, it wasn't necessary. The tape is super strong. Highly recommended. Ease of installation.

Perfect size for eero pro 6. I bolted it to an exposed joist so didn't try the included glue. I don't have to worry about the Eero falling, and I like that the ethernet ports face down so I don't have to worry about dust building up in them.

The mount is great for the eero 6 pro but what let me down was that I could not remove the adhesive backing to install. When I pulled on the backing it actually started peeling all of the foam sticker off. The back of the sticker says 3M but I'm pretty sure the glue isn't theirs. If you plan on screwing the mount to the wall, this should work. But that wasn't in my plans, so now I'm trying to decide whether to come back or stay.

I wanted to mount my Eero Pro 6 router on the ceiling for better WiFi use and store the router in the hallway. I found this wall mount to be the best possible option and was quite skeptical. Well, it worked even better than I expected. I have a CAT6 cable that goes to the attic above the hallway. I installed an Eero pro 6 upside down, made connections upstairs, a connection for my CAT6 cable and a power cable for my router from the ceiling and BINGO is great, looks very neat and professional. I

Because our wall sockets are very low, we can't use brackets that hang under the socket. It took me a while to find this perfect one. I like being able to mount my router higher for better signal coverage instead of having to pay to move an outlet. The adhesive on the back is great, but it has screw holes if you'd rather go that route (I didn't). One minus, it was actually very difficult to remove the adhesive backing! In fact, this was the longest step in the installation process. It's hanging