Shelf for wireless charger compartment for VW ID4, ID.5

This shelf allows for other items to be placed in the wireless charger compartment along with the phone.

The shelf has sufficient clearance to accommodate a phone in a thick protective case and to dissipate the heat generated by wireless charging.

ATTENTION: FITS 2021-22 US/CAN, and 2021-2025 European models.

DOES NOT FIT US/CAN 2023-24

The shelf is 3D printed from heat-resistant PETG plastic and can be ordered with or without a cushioning piece of felt on top.

Most items are shipped within 2-7 days; however, sometimes we need a little bit more time to make and finish your order. We are not responsible for customs delays

This product is a non-electrical automotive accessory designed for vehicle interior or exterior use. It does not connect to the vehicle’s electrical system unless explicitly stated in the product description and contains no electronic components.

Intended Use:

Designed for use with the specific vehicle models listed on this product page to improve convenience, organization, or protection during normal vehicle operation or charging.

Material Information:

Manufactured using durable plastic materials (including PETG, PLA, and/or TPU), selected for automotive use.

• Safety Information:
• Not a toy. Keep out of reach of children.
• Do not use if damaged, cracked, or deformed.
• Ensure the product does not interfere with vehicle controls, sensors, airbags, or charging connectors.
• Remove the product if it affects safe vehicle operation.
• Always follow the vehicle manufacturer’s instructions.
  

Compatibility:

Compatible only with the vehicle models explicitly listed in the product description. Not suitable for other vehicles.

Manufacturer / Responsible Economic Operator (EU):

YURIK Accessories

Email: info@yurikaccessories.com

Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. I'm not responsible for delays due to customs.

Yuri is a designer and maker based in the Netherlands who started YURIK Accessories in 2021 after spotting an unused space under the central console of his VW ID.4 — and deciding to do something about it. What began as a 3D-printed tray shared in an owner community has grown into a range of precision accessories shipped worldwide. Every product is designed and 3D-printed with the same hands-on attention to detail that started it all.