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Floating Nintendo Wii & WiiU Games with Command Strips

$16.00MSRP
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Do you have a lot of Nintendo Wii/Nintendo WiiU games, but nowhere to put them? What if you could give them their own shelf—something that doesn’t take space away from your existing shelves, and doesn’t take up extra space either? Introducing FloatShelf Wii/WiiU! Based on the popularity of our FloatShelf for Nintendo Switch, we’ve created the same product—designed specifically for Nintendo Wii/Nintendo WiiU game cases. Your first question: Is this going to scratch my cases? And the answer is NO. Preventing damage is our top priority. The design supports the game cases using a secure top-edge grip, keeping them firmly in place without rubbing or stressing the case surfaces. 👾 No damage to walls: every purchase includes enough 3M Command Strips (Velcro) to securely hold your games, or use the included EZAnchors and screws for a more permanent mount 👾 Easily grab any game without knocking others loose 👾 Keeps your collection organized and protected 👾 Choose from different sizes: 4 to 12 games 👾 Create unique layouts by lining shelves side-by-side or stacking vertically 👾 Printed with PLA+ for added strength and durability What’s included: 👾 1 × GameShelf™️ FloatShelf Wii/WiiU 👾 1 × GameShelf™️ FloatShelf Wii/WiiU Mounting & Care Instructions 👾 3M Command Strips (Velcro) – 4 Games: 1 strip included, 6–12 Games: 2 strips included 👾 2 × EZ Anchor wall anchors (for 4 games or more) Dimensions: 10 Bays: 17.25cm × 6.7cm × 8.25cm 8 Bays: 13.8cm × 6.7cm × 8.25cm 6 Bays: 10.35cm × 6.7cm × 8.25cm 4 Bays: 8.2cm × 6.7cm × 8.25cm Please note: 👾 Nintendo Wii/Nintendo WiiU games are not included 👾 Our blue is close, but doesn't match the WiiU case color Made in Riverview, New Brunswick, Canada 🇨🇦
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  • Weight400 g

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