Home Assistant ZWA-2 Antenna Adhesive Wall Mount

Needed a way to wall-mount this chonkers Z-Wave antenna for home assistant, so I made one.  Requires a little super-glue and double-sided adhesive tape to secure to wall.    If you wanted to avoid glue you could also try printing upside down with support for the base as a single part.

1. Print parts.  BambuStudio 3MF included for PLA, but any sane settings should work.  I used PLA+PETG mixed supports on the slots for the brackets to get a very clean surface here with my H2D printer, but regular “normal” supports should also work fine.  Vertical and side tolerances are built in to let the brackets fit, and the underside where it attaches doesn't have to be perfect.
2. Flip the base upside down and slot the 2 brackets in place and glue them in with superglue or whatever works.  If there's a bit of a gap, you might want a gorilla glue instead.  Let the glue cure to lock them in place.
3. Use double-sided mounting tape or command strips to secure the item to the wall as suggested in the diagram

Printed in random white PLA.  It's a low load application and unless this is somewhere really hot, should be fine.  If there might be a significant temperature spike where it is, then obviously use PETG or ABS or whatever instead to avoid any weakening.  3MF, STEP, Fusion360 included.  I'm sure this could be improved somehow with better joinery, but this is something I came up with quickly that seems to work good enough.