StarTech.com 2U Vertical Wall Mount Patch Panel Bracket - Steel Rack Mount Bracket w/Hardware for 19 Network, Server and Data Equipment (RK219WALLV)

we have sites with small comm-closets and areas but need to mount 1-2u servers and network equipment. We use these at least once a month and they are very easy to mount to the wall using a stud finder or have the wall covered in plywood drilled in to the studs and mount wear you want.

This was perfect for my needs. This was for a small network closet space, and this makes it *MUCH* easier to get in and out of that space for any maintenance. I got two of them, and just screwed them into the studs and voila! Hung the patch panel on one, and the switch on the other. Not they dont protrude into the closet, but hang on the wall flush.

Good mount, used to to mount a patch panel, switch and router vertically. No problems at all, pretty solid construction.

Currently supporting a 1u UPS, 1u server and 1u switch. Rack holes are exactly where they need to be for standard mounting applications. Wall mount holes are 16 on center making for easy mounting into studs.

They are very well made.

This is a simple design that is well built and just plain works. These are solidly built with a thick hammer paint finish that resists chipping and cracking. Its easy to mount across vertical 16 on center studs with the included screws, and holds the weight of full sized servers with ease. The vertical orientation makes it easy to get equipment out of the way and tight against a wall in areas with limited space.

I purchased one of these and loved it! It came with everything I needed and I wound up buying 2 more of these as the needs arose. Awesome piece of hardware!

Easy to install. Solid mounting via 16 inch on center wall joist lining up with the holes of the rack. I installed a patch panel and a Cisco Catalyst 2960S-24PD-L switch.

worked for my needs

This is much less expensive on Amazon than other places that I found similar ones. It works great and seems plenty sturdy. Do be aware that it requires cage nuts if your server does not have square mounting clips.