

Modem boxes are available from online stores operated by brands such as ALFAHOME, online marketplaces, network equipment suppliers and some DIY and home improvement retailers. Whichever channel you choose, check the dimensions, material, ventilation, cable access, mounting requirements and warranty terms. Do not assume that a product specifically designed for a modem is equivalent to a general-purpose box.
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Modem boxes can be purchased from online stores, network equipment suppliers and some DIY and home improvement retailers. If you are looking for a product specifically designed for modems, with clearly stated dimensions and technical specifications, you can also explore the Ziglat WiFi Box range at ALFAHOME Market.
The table below compares the available channels.
| Sales channel | Advantage | What to consider |
|---|---|---|
| ALFAHOME Market | Modem-specific boxes with technical information, warranty details and a support line on the product page | Check the dimensions and available variants before ordering |
| Other online stores | An opportunity to compare a wide range of models | Information about dimensions, internal capacity and ventilation may be incomplete |
| Network equipment suppliers | You may be able to get advice on compatibility with your modem model | Not every supplier stocks modem boxes |
| DIY and storage retailers | General-purpose shelving and storage box options | As these products are not designed specifically for modems, ventilation and cable access may be inadequate |
The ALFAHOME Ziglat WiFi Box range consists of wall-mounted, lockable metal modem boxes designed to keep modems, routers, ONTs (fibre-optic internet devices), switches, power sockets, power adapters and connecting cables together in one place. According to the product pages, their shared features include:
A perforated metal front door to support air circulation
An electrostatic epoxy-polyester powder-coated finish
Cable entry points
Supplied assembled, with wall-mounting hardware included
Four colour options: Anthracite Grey, Matt White, Orange and Green
A two-year warranty and manufacture in Türkiye
Explore all models in the WiFi Box – Modem Box category.
Do not assume that a general-purpose shelf or box will perform the same function as a product designed specifically for modems. Check the dimensions, cable access, ventilation and material specifications separately.
| Product | Type | Colour options | Dimensions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ziglat 280 WiFi Box | Wall-mounted, lockable box | Anthracite Grey, Matt White, Orange, Green | 450 × 350 × 120 mm |
| Ziglat 400 WiFi Box | Wall-mounted, lockable box | Anthracite Grey, Matt White, Orange, Green | 400 × 280 × 120 mm |
| Ziglat 450 WiFi Box | Wall-mounted, lockable box | Anthracite Grey, Matt White, Orange, Green | 450 × 350 × 120 mm |
| Ziglat 150 Metal Shelf | Wall-mounted, open multi-purpose shelf | Anthracite Grey,Matt White, Orange, Green | 700 × 200 × 150 mm |
Check the relevant product pages for current prices, stock availability and promotions.
The Ziglat 150 is a multi-purpose wall shelf, not a product specifically designed for modems. According to its product page, it has a maximum load capacity of 20 kg. It can be considered as an open-shelf option for lightweight network devices such as modems and ONTs. Our guide to wall-mounted metal modem boxes and modem shelves explains whether a closed, lockable box or an open shelf is more suitable.
Whichever sales channel you choose, check the following five points. You can find more details in the relevant guides.
Dimensions: The modem, antennas, adapter and cables must fit within the box’s internal dimensions. Our modem box dimensions guide explains how to calculate the required space step by step. Examine how to choose modem box dimensions to determine the space required for your modem, antennas, and cable connections before purchasing.
Material and construction: For metal boxes, check the body construction, door design and potential effect on Wi-Fi signals. See our modem box buying guide for more selection criteria.
Ventilation: The box should not unnecessarily restrict airflow. Make sure ventilation openings remain unobstructed.
Cable access and accessibility: Power, Ethernet and fibre-optic cables must pass through without being pinched, and the modem should remain accessible.
Mounting: If the box will be wall-mounted, check the wall type, weight and fixing hardware. For more details, see our guide to wall-mounted modem boxes.
If your aim is to make the modem less visible, you can also explore the methods in our article on how to hide a modem.
The price of a modem box is mainly affected by the following features:
Size: Larger boxes require more material and may be priced differently. Prices can vary between ALFAHOME Ziglat WiFi Box models depending on their size.
Material and finish: The body material and paint finish affect the price.
Door and locking mechanism: A lockable box with a perforated door may be priced differently from an open shelf.
Mounting and delivery: When comparing products, consider whether the box is supplied assembled and whether mounting hardware is included.
Warranty: The warranty period and terms are part of the overall value.
When comparing products, look beyond the price and consider dimensions, ventilation and mounting features. Two boxes at a similar price may have very different internal capacities and ventilation designs. Check the relevant product pages for current ALFAHOME prices.
I have measured my modem’s width, depth and height, including its antennas.
I have allowed for the power adapter and cable connections.
I have checked the product’s internal dimensions and the available installation space.
I have reviewed the ventilation and cable access features.
I have considered whether the box material may affect Wi-Fi signals.
If wall-mounting, I have checked the wall type and total weight.
I have selected the correct colour and model variant on the product page.
I have read the delivery, warranty and cancellation and returns policy.
Modem boxes are available from online stores, network equipment suppliers and some DIY and home improvement retailers. Products specifically designed for modems can be found in the WiFi Box – Modem Box category at ALFAHOME Market.
Yes. Before purchasing, check the product’s internal dimensions, material, ventilation and mounting features. If any information is missing, ask the seller for clarification.
The price depends on the size, material, door design and locking mechanism. Current prices and promotions for ALFAHOME Ziglat models are listed on the product pages in the WiFi Box – Modem Box category.
According to the ALFAHOME Ziglat product pages, the boxes are supplied assembled with wall-mounting hardware included. Check separately whether the supplied hardware is suitable for your wall.
The ALFAHOME Ziglat WiFi Box range is available as lockable metal enclosures. These can be useful in offices, cafés, shops and shared spaces where access needs to be restricted.
No. Modems vary in size, antenna design and port position. Compare your device’s dimensions with the usable internal dimensions of the box.
Yes. The material and design of the box can affect wireless signal propagation. With metal enclosures in particular, test Wi-Fi coverage after installation.
A box is suitable when you want an enclosed, organised and potentially lockable installation. A shelf is better for an open arrangement with easy access. Ventilation, cable access and Wi-Fi performance should be considered in either case.
Finding the right place to buy a modem box is only part of the decision. It is equally important to check the product’s dimensions, ventilation, cable access and mounting requirements. Measure your modem, compare the measurements with the internal dimensions, and review the warranty and returns policy.
Explore the ALFAHOME Ziglat 280, 400 and 450 models in the WiFi Box – Modem Box category, or view the open-shelf option, the Ziglat 150 Metal Shelf.
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