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

They are very well made.

I used this to install a 1U switch and really heavy 1U battery backup in my coat closet which is where all of my house cable / voice / ethernet is terminated in a metal wiring box. The wiring box is too small to install any actual hardware so this is wall mounted below the box, the wiring is then pulled out of the wiring box and connected to my rack mounted network hardware. Works perfect, is very secure when mounted to studs even with my super heavy battery backup installed. Only real negative is that it uses annoying snap-in threaded rack nuts. I have experience with SKB rack cases which use snap nuts, but those snap around the entire rack and never fall out (in fact theyre a PITA to remove). These just use two tiny flanges that snap into the rack holes. They kept popping out when I tried to pop in an adjacent nut. It was super annoying. Thus I ended up wall mounting it in the same vertical orientation as in the product photo so the rack gears weight was pushed down the the snap-in nuts. I wish they used the SKB style snap nuts, or simply threaded the rack rails directly. Im not sure how robust the nuts would be in a horizontal orientation.

Not much to say. We hung a server on it and it worked out fine.

Excellent quality!! Fit my needs perfectly. Best part was all hardware needed to do the install was included!

Just what i needed to hold my patch panel and switch for my house.. also use it to hold a 1U Dell server for lab testing

I managed to mount this on the wall with 6 pieces of command adhesive, (about 6 inches from the floor, just in case it falls) and with 2 switches, it is staying on the wall well. It worked extremely well.

A nice 4U rack for the price. Came with everything I needed. It Mounted perfect. I would buy this again in the future.

This is a great rack, I used it underneath a small sound booth counter for a few amps, wireless mics, and a sequencer. The included mounting screws are cheap junk. One screw stripped and one snapped the head off before being anywhere close to tight. I was using the proper Phillips bit and drilled pilot holes. If they had included proper lag bolts it would be and easy 5/5.

Needed a horizontal one and took a chance. This rack mount worked just fine. Good product and is well made.

Thank you!