Wall Clip Gallery

Our Game Zone

This is our old game area setup. We went with white wall clips to organize our controllers. Everything is close at hand to promote putting controllers and discs back. I left space around the Xbox and steering controllers for future additions. Our game discs are stored using disc mounts mounted on a metal-backed poster. Works nicely for us. (PIC 1-1)

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Form, Function, and Game Controllers

Eduard K. from Germany sent us this absolutely elegant video game room setup he created using Wall Clips. A brilliantly executed example of storing your controller arsenal in a sleek, artistic, structured form. For the final touch he's going to add backlighting on the panels. Nice!

Eduard, we need an invite when it's done. We'll bring the extra spicy nacho tray and first aid kit. (PIC 1-2)

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Mobile Video Controller Rack of Awesomeness

Scott McNabb from Australia has engineered the most ingenious controller mounting setup using Wall Clips we’ve ever seen. He’s officially surpassed us at being an expert fitting Wall Clips to controllers, and we really want to be invited over for a gaming session. Yes, he'll most likely pwnd us all, but the opportunity to see this setup in person would be worth the humiliation.

Check out Scott's Bowsers Controller Stand flickr Album for more pictures and build details. In fact, check out his flickr stream for even more retro gaming awesomeness. (PIC 1-3)

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Microphone

This is how we store our mic for Guitar Hero in the Wall Clip. You fit the mic to the clip just like the nunchuck. The bumpers hold it nicely in place. You can flip the clip over and hang it the other way too if you prefer. The cable is very long. The picture doesn't show it, but we just coil the cable up and set it on the clip behind the mic. Now, what to do with those drums... (PIC 1-4)

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Wall Clip

The Wall Clip is essentially a heavy wire in flexible tubing. The key to the design is it's unique shape. This shape has 2 positions and four points that can be adjusted to provide a balanced, grasping action to hold most all controllers. Using some muscle and guidance, you adjust and reposition the clip to fit your controller. After that you can just put the controller in and pull it out as needed. Pretty slick. (PIC 1-5)

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Lots of Colors

Like colors? Us too. We have 10 colors to pick from in our store. (PIC 1-6)

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Wall Clips in Cabinet

Wall Clips are not just for walls...you can use them in cabinets too. The grip is strong enough to secure the controllers during door motion. To install, you'll want to use shorter #8 screws than the ones we ship with our wall clips. In this particular case, we used a 1/2 inch, #8 screw. (PIC 1-7)

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Installed Wall Clips

Using our installation instructions we installed 4, black wall clips in a straight line. They are spaced 4 inches apart (screw to screw) which is a nice spacing for Wii remote-nunchuck pairs. All we have to do is fit them to our controllers and we're done. (PIC 1-8)

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Remotes, 4-Up

For those space-saving people here's a compact arrangement of orange wall clips. They are installed 3 inches apart (screw to screw), and the bumpers are squeezed according to our fitting guide to hold Wii remotes. The same arrangement and fitting works for nunchucks too. (PIC 1-9)

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Inserting Controllers

The cool thing about the Wall Clip is you can keep the Wii remote and nunchuck cable connected when you store them. Just push them into the clips and move on. No more tangled, lost, or banged up controllers. (PIC 1-10)

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Remote and Nunchuck

The Wall Clip stores Wii remote and nunchuck controllers nicely on the wall. Once you fit the clips to your controllers it holds them tightly. I particularly like the translucent clips shown here. The copper wire shows through giving it a shiny, tech look. (PIC 1-11)

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Xbox Controller

This is how we mount our wireless Xbox controllers in the Wall Clip. Adjust the bumpers, flip the clip over, bend the legs outward past the thumbstick and D-pad, then push the legs inward to put a little pressure on the controller. It makes a nice, snug fit. We show how to do this in our Fitting Guide. (PIC 1-12)

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PlayStation 2 Controller

We like to store our wired PlayStation 2 controllers upside down in the Wall Clip. This avoids kinking the wire where it enters the housing, and the legs fit nicely between the L and R buttons. Just adjust the bumpers, flip the clip over, and drop it in. If you prefer a tighter fit, remove the controllers and push the legs in a bit as shown in our Fitting Guide for the classic and Xbox controllers.

It will fit right-side-up too. Just use the instructions for fitting Xbox controllers to make it work. (PIC 1-13)

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Wii Remote

This was half the reason why we invented the Wall Clip (the nunchuck was the other half). Before you can use the clip you need to fit it by squeezing the bumpers together a bit. After that you can just push the controller in and pull it out as needed. The wall clip holds it firmly in place. Notice how the bumpers contact the sides. We like to position the home button at the same level as the bumpers. Get more details in our Fitting and Using Guides. (PIC 1-14)

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Wii Remote With Skin

The Wall Clip will fit controllers with skins. Nintendo's "stock" skin will fit our wall clips as shipped. Just push the controller in and pull it out as needed. The rubber skin along with the vinyl bumpers locks it in tight. Make sure you push it in as far as it will go into the clip. If you want to tighten or loosen the fit, just squeeze or stretch the bumpers. Our Fitting Guide covers how to do this. (PIC 1-15)

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Wii Nunchuck

The nunchuck uses the same Wall Clip setup as the remote. Before you can use the clip you need to fit it by squeezing the bumpers together a bit. After that you can just drop it in or pull it out as needed. The wedge shape of the nunchuck grips the bumpers nicely. Get more details in our Fitting and Using Guides. (PIC 1-16)

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Guitar Controller

The Wall Clip holds the guitar controller by hanging from the headstock. Adjust the bumpers, flip the clip over, and hang. For a tighter fit you can squeeze the bumpers in a bit. We show you how to do this in our Fitting Guide. (PIC 1-17)

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Steering Controller

To hold the steering controller you adjust the bumpers, flip the Wall Clip over, and hang it. We show you how to do this in our Fitting Guide. (PIC 1-18)

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Wii Classic Controller

This is how we mount our Wii classic controllers in the Wall Clip. Adjust the bumpers, flip the clip over, bend the legs outward past the thumbsticks, then push the legs inward to put a little pressure on the controller. It makes a nice fit. We show you how to do this in our Fitting Guide. (PIC 1-19)

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