Wall-Mounted Remote & Phone Holder, No-Drill Wall Storage

Upright, visible, and always where you left it

Upright, always visible

The open top holds the remote and phone standing up, so you spot them at a glance instead of digging. The pocket is deep enough that a phone stays put when you reach in for the remote.

No drill, no damage

The back uses wall-free adhesive, so there are no holes to patch and nothing to explain at move-out. Wipe a smooth, dry patch of wall, press the pocket on firmly, and it is ready to load in minutes. Skip it on bumpy wallpaper, where the contact area is too small to hold well.

Cable out, clutter in

A slot at the base lets the charging cable exit neatly while the phone charges. The cord runs down the wall instead of across the floor, and the phone stays upright the whole time. Pair it with cable organizers for the rest of the setup.

Peel, press, and hang it in a few minutes

1. 1
   Pick a smooth, dry spot

   Choose flat painted drywall beside the sofa, at the bedside, or behind the TV. Wipe the area with a dry cloth so no dust or grease is left.

2. 2
   Peel the backing

   Pull off the protective film on the back of the pocket, keeping your fingers off the adhesive surface.

3. 3
   Press and hold

   Set the pocket on the wall and press firmly across the whole back for about 30 seconds.

4. 4
   Let it set

   Leave the pocket empty for a while so the adhesive bonds fully before you load it.

5. 5
   Load and route the cable

   Place the remote or phone upright in the pocket, then run the charging cable out through the base slot.

A few habits to keep it in place

• Wipe the wall first

  Dust, oil, or flaking paint weakens the bond. A dry cloth before mounting is enough.

• Keep loads light

  Built for a phone and a remote. Heavy tablets or bulky controllers pull on the adhesive.

• Dust with a dry cloth

  The matte plastic shows dust less than glossy finishes, and a dry wipe keeps it looking fresh.