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)

This unit is perfect for a small office or home. I wasnt looking for something that was going to cost an arm and a leg, I just need to get something off a shelf. Most say you get what you pay for, in this instance it was the perfect price and did the required job. I used to to mount a small 16 port Cisco switch and a patch panel. The unit seamed flimsy when it did not have any devices on it but once the patch panel and switch were installed it seams to be pretty stable. On the negative side the unit does only come with 8 nuts so you will need to plan on buying more if you plan to put more than a few items on this bracket.

Assuming you mounted it properly to studs, this thing is incredibly sturdy. Should be able to support any equipment no problem.

Great product for is price. Install in my closet. Works great with my camera setup and backup.

We needed a small rack for our small network (VOIP phones, computers & AP). We had room only in a hallway built-in cabinet for our switch, router and UPS. This rack was small, yet extremely sturdy for the equipment that we had to mount. We are extremely pleased with this rack!

Very nice rack. Very sturdy and holds equipment quit well.

Always buy one size bigger than what you think you need. Bought a 4u now I need a 6u :/ Great for the price.

Stabilizing bar takes up 1U, and this 6U rack only has 4U worth of nuts and screws. Not pissed off enough to send it back, but unhappy with the negligence. Ive removed and flipped the stabilizing bar around to not steal 1U, but its still not ideal.

I am sure this will support more weight not sure if you have room for it. 1. Heavy duty steel with folded edges 2. Not enough Rack screws to mount 6 1U devices.Only come with screws for 3 (12). So add in another 6 bucks for more screws. 3. The supplied drywall anchors are the plastic self driving type and I would not really trust them to support expensive equipment. Look for studs or attach a board to studs then this to the board.. 4. The top bar is not 100% necessary and can be moved to the bottom as the unit has no top or bottom, the mounting holes have slots in both directions. I had the rack full so removed the bar. Attached directly to concrete block for me this should hold a great deal more than 40lbs. Besides the poor mounting hardware and lack of additional screws this is a great product.

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.

A great little wallmount rack thats perfect for a SOHO or networked home. Its not hard to install, but having a second set of hands makes it a much easier process to perform. Always make sure to mount some plywood where you intend to install it (Mount the plywood to the wall studs), and then install the rack onto the Plywood.