Utensil Hanger for kitchen

$40.00NZD
  • Arrives in 2 to 7 business days Printed in Auckland. $10 shipping, free over $75
  • 14-day faulty refund If it arrives broken or misprinted, we reprint or refund it
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Material
High-Detail Resin (8K)
Colour
Grey
Weight
~55 g
Print time
~3 h
Express shipping
$20
More information

A nice looking hanger for various items in the kitchen. Of course it might also be used else where.

Heat up nails and press them into the holes at a slight angle. These nails will be holding the utensils. I placed mine on the inside of my cupboard door that already hat premade holes in it that are 96mm apart. The part is designed accordingly and there are 5mm pins included that fit well with my tolerances. One can also easily stick it to a flat surface with adhesive strips.

Dimensions

Whole piece: 355mm × 124mm × 12mm

The part is quite big and won't fit most printbeds. I split the hanger and printed it in two seperate parts which were joined back together by slightly melting the plastic. Both smaller parts will easily fit on a 200mm × 200mm printbed.

Category: Household

Design and description by MaxelO , licensed CC-BY-SA.

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Frequently asked

How long does shipping take?

Utensil Hanger for kitchen is printed to order. Lead time is typically 1-3 business days plus 1-4 days NZ shipping. Standard NZ shipping is $10, free over $75.

What material is this printed in?

By default this is printed in High-Detail Resin (8K) at 0.025 mm layer height on an MSLA resin printer. Custom material and colour swaps are available, just leave a note at checkout.

Can I get this in a different colour?

Yes. Every product can be printed in any of the resin colours we stock, or hand-painted on request. Leave a note at checkout or email [email protected].

Do you ship outside of New Zealand?

Currently New Zealand only. Australian shipping is coming.

Who designed this?

Designed by an independent sculptor and licensed for commercial printing. The original is linked on this page.

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