This listing is for a stand to hold the TP-Link TL-SG108 8-port ethernet switch in a vertical position. It is open on the bottom and raised on feet to allow for ventilation. The switch sits in a pocket deep enough to allow a secure fit, while an opening in the front allows the power LED to remain visible, and one at the back allows unencumbered access to the jack for the a/c adapter.The stands with wide feet are 5.75 in long, while the stands with narrow feet are 4.75 in long.The stand is 3D printed and available in a variety of colors, just select from the menu above, though not all colors shown in the key in the listing photos are available for every item.There are models available with slots to hold one switch or two switches side by side, as well as ones with narrow feet for more compactness and wide feet for extra stability. The wide-foot versions in carbon fiber is shown in the photos.Please be aware this listing is only for the stand; the switches are not included.Thank you for looking.Safety information:The 3D-printed items offered for sale here are not recommended for young children. They are also not recommended for use with animals, like as aquarium decorations, or for direct contact with food, like as cake decorations. Finally, they are not recommended for critical applications or severe environments.
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