How it fits: step-by-step installation guide, with photos.
Pointing at the wrong spot? If your Google Nest doorbell stares at the wall, the fence or next door instead of whoever's at the door, an angle wedge fixes it in a couple of minutes — no new doorbell, no re-wiring.
We designed this wedge so you can choose the angle your Nest faces: anywhere from 25° to 55°, to the left or to the right. The face is marked in degrees, so you set it deliberately rather than by eye, and you can get back to the same setting if you ever move it. It's symmetric, so it works whether your door sits to the left or the right of the wall. The adjustment is side to side only, so it moves the view across the front of the house rather than up or down.
Fitting it in a corner? Set it to 45° and your doorbell points straight out of the middle. 30° is in the range too, so one part covers both settings people usually look for.
Two ways to fit it
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No drilling — a strong 3M VHB adhesive pad. It grips firmly, but only on a smooth, clean, solid surface (glass, uPVC, sealed or painted wood, vinyl siding, tile). Wipe the spot with rubbing alcohol and let it dry first. It won't hold on crumbly render, dusty walls, flaky or peeling paint, or rough textured brick — screw-fix those instead. Great for renters.
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Screws — for a secure, permanent fixing. All fixings are in the box.
Step-by-step installation guide
Every step photographed, for both fitting methods: read the full installation guide — the adhesive pad route, the screw route, and how to cut the cable tabs if your doorbell is wired.
Made from UV-stabilised PETG intended for outdoor use, with corrosion-resistant stainless steel hardware.
It is plastic, not metal — and that is deliberate. PETG will not corrode, and it will not sit between your doorbell and its wireless signal the way a metal mount can.
There are also eight stainless steel washers, in two sizes, in the kit, for the doorbells that need them. Some back plates have screw holes a little too big for the screw, so the head pulls straight through instead of holding. A washer under the head sorts that out. They will not fit every doorbell — on plenty of models there is simply no room for one — so use them if yours needs them, and keep them in the bag if it does not.
It also has easy-to-cut cable tabs for wired doorbells.
It's universal by design, so on some doorbells it may sit a little taller or wider than the device. That's normal for a one-size-fits-many part and doesn't affect how it works or how securely it holds — just don't expect it to match your doorbell's exact outline.
Fits every Google Nest doorbell
Compatible with all Google Nest video doorbells — Nest Hello (Wired 1st Gen), Nest Doorbell (Battery), Nest Doorbell (Wired 2nd Gen) and the new Nest Doorbell (Wired 3rd Gen, 2K). It's universal by design, so it also fits Eufy, Aosu, Arlo, Blink, Netatmo, Reolink, Tapo and Wyze doorbells — keep it if you ever switch brand.
In the box
- 1 x Adjustable Wedge Mount
- 1 x Adhesive Pad
- 4 x Small Stainless Steel Screws for Doorbell
- 8 x Stainless Steel Washers (2 sizes)
- 4 x Wall Screws with Wall Plugs
Eight screws in total, in two sets, so count them before you think something is missing: the four small ones fix your doorbell to the wedge and lock the angle you have set, and the four longer ones go into the wall with their plugs. The doorbell itself and its original manufacturer back plate are not included — this part replaces how your doorbell fixes to the wall, it isn't a spare factory bracket.
How and where it’s made: 3D-printed in PETG by our family-owned business. UK orders are made and dispatched from our Bristol workshop. Minor surface variations are a normal part of the 3D-printing process and do not affect function.
