Hang your spare filter holder within easy reach and free up space next to your espresso machine.

58 mm portafilter wall mount — store your spare portafilter | Barista Essentials

Is your spare portafilter always sitting next to your scale or in the spot where you want to tamp? This 58 mm wall mount gives it a fixed place on the wall. That keeps your coffee corner tidy and frees up the worktop. Geert-Jan explains when such a holder is useful, how to choose the right version and why storage is not the same as warming up.

Your second 58 mm portafilter within reach
No loose filter holder next to your scale
Black wall mount with mounting screws

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Key specifications

Brand
Barista Essentials
Product type
Wall mount for portafilter
Size / Content
Wall mount for portafilter
Suitable for
Supplier examples for 58 mm: La Marzocco, Flair 58, Bezzera, Rocket, Vibiemme Domobar, Rancilio, Ascaso and ECM.
Material / finish
Material not specified by the supplier
Cleaning / Maintenance
Remove loose coffee and wipe the empty holder with one of your soft barista cloths. Dry the surface afterwards. Avoid abrasive cleaners and do not place a dirty filter holder back into the holder.
Colour
Black
Package contents
One 58 mm black portafilter wall mount, supplied with screws. The portafilter and other coffee accessories shown in the photos are not included.

Why this helps make better coffee

You want to weigh your coffee and level it off, but your second filter holder is also on the worktop. First, see what equipment you really need while brewing. A spot on the wall can be handy for a spare holder, provided you can easily reach it.

The 58 mm wall mount stores a suitable portafilter on the wall. The black holder stays in place, and you take the portafilter out when you need it.

Think of it as a storage accessory for an extra portafilter. You probably prefer to let the portafilter you'll use to make coffee warm up in the machine first. For the other one, you'll have a neat place for it, without it lying on your tamping area.

A tidy coffee station where an extra filter holder won't be in your way.

Portafilter met houten handvat in de zwarte 58 mm wandhouder aan een witte muur

Who is this suitable for?

For home baristas who alternate between two suitable 58 mm portafilters. For example, when you use one with a bottomless design and with the other you want to observe the bottom of the extraction.

Also useful if you want to keep your coffee corner tidy. Choose a spot that is easily accessible on a daily basis; a holder behind the machine is less convenient if you have to reach around it every time.

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For whom is this not necessary?

If you don't have a loose portafilter that needs to be cleaned up, you don't need to add this holder to your routine. It doesn't change the taste of your espresso.

The 58 mm version is also not a universal holder for every brand or portafilter. Do not use it for a 54 mm Sage/Breville portafilter, and for a different model, do not rely solely on the machine size.

Does this fit your machine, routine or use?

Compatibility
The supplier mentions several machines with a 58 mm system. In addition, look at the filter holder that is currently on your counter. With a different basket shape or replacement portafilter, the fit may vary.
The lugs on the outside and the shape around the filter basket must be able to pass through the holder properly. If in doubt, have the supplier check your exact filter holder. It should slide smoothly into the holder, without pushing or prying.
Size
58 mm
Machines and painters
Espresso machines with a suitable 58 mm portafilter
Specifications
Espresso machines with a suitable 58 mm portafilter

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From practice:

When organizing your coffee corner, think about your daily routine. The spare filter holder can be mounted on the wall; the holder you’ll use for brewing should first be placed in the machine to warm up. This way, every component has a clear place.

My advice:

My advice: use a wall mount to solve a real storage problem. If your extra filter holder is always in the way, having a designated spot will immediately make things feel more organized. Just keep the distinction in mind when brewing: the holder is for storage, while the machine is for warming up your portafilter.

Zwarte 58 mm portafilterhouder aan de muur zonder filterdrager

Here's how to use this in your coffee routine

A barista tool only really works well when you know where it fits into your routine.

Get into the routine:

Between uses: hang up your spare filter holder.

Usage:

Between uses: hang up your spare filter holder.

Geert-Jan's tip:

Do you often switch between two portafilters? Decide in advance which one you want to use for your next espresso. That way, it can preheat, and the other stays neatly out of the way.

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Frequently Asked Questions

For which machines does the supplier list this holder?

Including La Marzocco, Flair 58, Bezzera, Rocket, Vibiemme Domobar, Rancilio, Ascaso and ECM. For other filter holders, please check whether they are also suitable.

Is this also suitable for a 54 mm portafilter?

No. For 54 mm portafilters from brands such as Sage and Breville, the supplier states that they do not offer a suitable wall mount.

Does my portafilter need to be hung on the wall after every coffee?

That’s not necessary. If you plan to use it again right away, it can stay in the machine after cleaning to stay warm. The portafilter holder is mainly useful for an extra filter holder.

Can I mount the holder on any wall?

First, check the wall material and the required fasteners. Screws are included, but the appropriate wall plugs and preparation depend on your wall surface.

What do I use to clean the holder?

Use one of your soft barista cloths, slightly damp if necessary, and wipe dry. Remove the filter holder beforehand so you can also wipe away the contact points.

I have another question

You can always contact Geert-Jan de Baristaman

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