StarTech.com 2U Wall Mount Network Rack - 14 in Deep (Low Profile) - 19 Patch Panel Bracket for Shallow Server, IT Equipment, Network Switches - 77lbs/35kg Weight Capacity, Black (RACK-2U-14-BRACKET)

Love it. Wish it would come with enough cage screws.

Perfect for my home UniFi network

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Excellent Quality, New and unopened! Work great!!! Highly Recommend!!A+++

ok product, inexpensive and functional for tight spaces. make sure all your equipment is less than 12 deep.

The metal on the side with bent but luckily still usable.

Impressed with StarTech quality and price. I used this rack for ham radio shack and scanners. the rack came with a good set of screw and bolts that I used to mount rack shelves from ACInfinity. looks awesome for me.

Does what its supposed to do. However, only enough hardware is included to mount three units. What a shame, otherwise good for what it is.

Comes with a good amount of screws and nuts. The nuts are easy to insert into the rack, unlike some other server rack hardware Ive used. Very happy with it.

Residential network where I pulled string out of the walls using a robust, antiquated phone line network, replaced with Cat6 throughout. This is definitely the right size rack for any home network that has or will eventually have wired ports, network storage and/or security cameras. Overkill if youre doing less than 6-10 network drops, or have a full pile of rack-able home theater equipment (might be too small in that case). As others have mentioned, the cross bar is mounted in a way thats convenient for the manufacturer to ship, but you SHOULD plan on flipping or reversing the cross bar to suit your needs. There are pre-drilled holes top and bottom of the unit, so mine is re-mounted upside down on the bottom of the rack, so as not to conflict with a rack power strip, and to free up space at the top for a rack shelf. I would agree with others, too, that say its plenty robust without, once you have a few devices mounted. YMMV.