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TD
> 3 dayThe reviews for this product seem to be mixed, but theyre not all for the exact same product. This review is for the 6U product. Its pretty study especially with the top brace; it can be moved to the bottom if necessary. Brace protrudes into the rack unit immediately adjacent; youll probably want to remove it if you plan to install anything other than a patch panel in that rack unit. Sturdy especially with the brace. 16 inches on center. Doesnt come with enough cage nuts and screws. In the box was only 12 cage nuts and screws (enough for 3 devices).
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BFreeman
> 3 dayI am super-pleased with this rack. I just revamped my home network and used this rack for my modem, router, patch panel, switch and PDU. It was very easy to install and seems solidly mounted. Its a 9U unit and it had plenty of space for what I needed, plus more for expansion. But with a bunch of cat-6 cabling plus all the power cables, its starting to get a little crowded inside. But, with good cable dressing its not a big problem. Id definitely recommend this product.
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AB
Greater than one weekHolds everything it needs. Its stable when mounted. I mounted wood to the wall prior to mounting the rack. It arrived a bit bent where the devices mount, but I was able to straighten it out with a pliers and after securing a device to the rack, it worked itself out. It organizes everything nicely. There are enough screws and mount clips to do what you need.
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Burbular
> 3 dayMy first rack and Im super happy. For whatever reason I just wanted walls on the sides, this delivered. I have no idea what the top bar is though? Super sturdy feeling and it doesnt seem it will get scratched up. Get your own rack nuts because all free ones are meh, I expected this though. I built the wood shelving around it. Found out my walls are brutally concave. Without the curve it would have been 20 in and the rack would be so snug. I basically researched every other option on Amazon and this one seemed the best bang for my buck.
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Brendan Bush
> 3 dayI recently purchased a house and decided I was going to run ethernet all throughout it. I put in around 40 ports (which might seem excessive for a 3 bedroom house under 1200 square feet but can you ever be TOO connected?). I needed a basic IDF to connect all the ports to, but didnt want to pay for or deal with the side of a full rack. This little 6U guy worked perfectly! I have a tray on top, two patch panels, a 48 port switch and a rack mounted PDU... and still have one U to spare! Im thinking of putting in a camera system as well as whole home audio. When I do, this unit will be a little too small, but so far I like it so much that Im considering just buying a 2nd one. The unit is very sturdy and looks pretty slick with its black powder coating. I dont think much could possibly go wrong with this thing, although I do wish that it came with a few more rack nuts.
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Felix
Greater than one weekGreat product for the money! Other racks are more expensive and this one gets the job done. It would just be a litter better if it were enclosed and had a bottom shelf.
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Shawn
> 3 dayArrived in great condition. Solid, well made rack that is holding UDM Pro, 24 port switch, 1U shelf, and patch panel perfectly using rack studs. Would buy again.
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Knolls
> 3 dayeasy to mount, make sure your power cord is a 90 degree end as there isnt much room behind when a switch is mounted in rack.
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Allen
> 3 dayI feel like it’s made out of quality steel, and properly mounted it will do exactly as it’s designed to.
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Kelvin K Kuo
> 3 dayDecent quality, good value but doesnt include necessary hardware to fill the 6u. Only includes half the hardware needed to be able to fill rack.