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I wanted to place this filament dryer I got myself recently directly above my printer. So I designed and printed this shelf. It prints in parts to get as strong as possible and can be assembled using M3 screws. If you are interested, files are available here for free:
https://www.printables.com/de/model/539326-esun-trockenbox-wandhalter-esun-filament-dryer-wal
That's a damned good idea. I'm going to print that. I've been trying to figure out how to put my filament above my printer so I can ditch the tube.