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)

Its a pretty simple rack and its not that expensive. Easy to setup and is pretty sturdy

Good

This turned out to be EXACTLY what I needed for my office network closet. Perfect amount of space for a patch panel, a switch, a 1U PDU, and a 1U shelf, with enough space left over to add an additional switch and patch panel if I ever need to. Mounting to the wall was extremely straightforward. Not having to assemble the unit was also a great feature. Basically just pulled it out of the box, mounted it to the wall, and started racking up my gear!

Installed this at the top of our linen closet. Was able to go into the studs with four large screws and placed this on top. Ive added a power strip, 16 port switch, 24 keystone patch panel, and a shelf with a smaller poe switch and router. Does not appear to have any issues holding up the weight and the crossbar on the top of the unit helps the rigidity of the unit. Please note that the crossbar will also prevent you from installing things like a power strip or anything that needs clearance on top as there is a portion of the crossbar that comes down into that top 1U space. Overall, satisfied with my purchase. I didnt ground the unit as everything that Ive plugged into the power source is being grounded. Will update as needed.

Its a rack, does its job. The accuracy of the cutouts isnt the best. The top U is blocked by the bar going across the top.

Purchased this case for my new network a few months ago. Everything fits perfectly on it. It is of adequate gauge steel, so it serves its purpose. Would have been great if it would have come with a bottom vent cover. That would make for a cleaner final install, so I had to create my own. Overall good product and would recommend.

Works well for small jobs with switch and patch panel

A basic and right-sized rack for the modest needs of home network. A good depth to take a variety of equipment, but still shallow enough to fit unobtrusively in the back of a closet or cupboard. The steel is solid, and well powder coated. I can fit 48 cables through the back holes with ease. I do place blanking plates at the bottom as the corners arent rounded and can give you a bit of a bump if youre not wary.

Solid. It includes 12 fasteners (cage nuts etc). Now that I have it set up for my home network patch panel and switches and it looks super cool, I sorta wish I went for the 8U for a little more flexibility to add a shelf, drawer, or rack mounted power. Love this.

Its small and great for home use. The mounting holes seemed ever so slightly wider than 16 but it worked on my studs in the basement. Will order new add-ons for it and might order another one of these if my needs expand.