A real door
Metal hinges and a soft magnetic click — not a flimsy sliding panel. It opens like furniture, because it is furniture.
Moku Craft — Kakure Collection
KAKURE is a Japandi cabinet that hides your Wi-Fi router behind a real hinged door and a woven cane front — standing on mid-century legs, mounted on the wall, or flat on a shelf.
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Moku Craft — Japandi objects for the connected home.
Wide & slim on purpose
Built for today's vertical fiber boxes and flat routers — not bulky towers. The open back swallows thick plugs and extra cable length.
The moment it clicks
Same corner, same router, same cables. The only thing that changed is that now you never see them — and the room finally looks finished.
Close the door. Hear the soft magnetic click. Done.
Assembly in minutes
Screwdriver, hex key, bubble level, wall hardware, felt pads and the cable clip come in the box — along with the illustrated Quiet Assembly guide. The legs screw in by hand; the built-in level lines up the wall mount for you.
Why it feels different
Metal hinges and a soft magnetic click — not a flimsy sliding panel. It opens like furniture, because it is furniture.
An included cable clip keeps your charger at the ready — the walnut top becomes the tidiest charging station in the room.
On its tapered legs, wall-mounted as a floating shelf, or flat on a desk. The legs unscrew by hand — walnut caps included.
It breathes by design
The woven front and vented panels let air and Wi-Fi flow freely — no overheating, no blocked signal. Power cords route through a side cutout, out of reach of pets and little hands.
Honest materials, honestly labeled
Plenty of router boxes out there feel like cardboard — thin panels, wobbly stands, doors that fall off. KAKURE is built like the furniture it replaces: sturdy engineered wood with a furniture-grade walnut finish, metal hinges, a magnetic catch and four firm screw-in legs.
Good to know
The interior measures 18.7 × 7.1 × 6.7 in and fits most routers, modems and vertical fiber boxes up to 6.5 in tall. The back is open, so thick plugs and extra cable length are never a problem — check your device against the dimensions image above.
It's sturdy — and honestly labeled. KAKURE is engineered wood with a furniture-grade walnut finish and a synthetic cane-style weave: firm panels, metal hinges, a magnetic catch and four solid screw-in legs. Lighter on the wall and consistent in color, with none of the wobble cheaper boxes are known for.
No. A screwdriver and hex key are included, and the four tapered legs simply screw in by hand. Most people are done during a coffee break.
Yes. Remove the legs, cap the holes with the included walnut covers, and use the wall hardware and built-in bubble level to hang it straight as a floating router shelf.
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Walnut finish · cane-style front · real hinged door · removable legs. One quiet piece of furniture, three ways to place it.
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