StarTech.com 6U Wall Mount Network Rack - 14 Inch Deep (Low Profile) - 19 Patch Panel Bracket for Shallow Server and IT Equipment, Network Switches - 44lbs/20kg Weight Capacity, Black (WALLMOUNT6)

first rack ive purchased and this one is solid. great fabrication and everything aligned properly. thanks for the sale!

This is an excellent rack for small components. I cant tell you how sturdy it is. More than I really needed. The ports at the back were perfectly positioned and the mounting was made simple. However as it turned out I changed my mind about where I was going to put the rack and what I was going to put in it. Therefore I exchanged the 12U for a slimmer 8U configuration. It is working perfectly and houses my cyber power, NVR, and Gigabit switch. It is also not wall mounted but sitting on my workbench in the garage so I can get the cables in thru the back. Working perfectly.

For under $50, I didnt expect this sturdy of a product. The top brace probably does a lot for the awesome rigidty. It also came fully pre-assembled, which I didnt expect. I simply pulled it out of the (huge) box and screwed it to the wall! It came with nice self drilling anchors which will ensure it stays in your wall if its not mounted straight into studs. I chose to use the 16 screw spacing to mount it straight into two wall studs for ultimate durability. All the holes lined up great too - I had zero issues rack mounting my equipment.

Arrived 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.

I bought this rack unit because Ive started to get some new gear for my personal music/recording studio. I currently have an Avid Eleven Rack and a BBE 362 Sonic Maximizer as rack-mount effects. Let me say this unit is a beast and sturdy as a tank. As shown in the pics, it holds my rack FX perfectly with three additional spaces leftover (the 11 Rack uses 2 spaces all by itself) and still has plenty of room to hold my old Mac Mini and my Behringer audio interface (U-Phoria UMC204HD). The top is open, but I found a perfectly sized spare shelf I had to place my HD monitor on top of the whole setup. The rack unit comes with the stabilizer bar already assembled and everything ready to go. In the fairly large box it came in I received the rack unit, a one-page instruction manual in a plastic binder sleeve, and all the necessary accessories bubble-wrapped and zip-tied to the unit itself. Everything I needed, in other words—with plenty of space for cord management and airflow in the back of the unit. Included are enough rack screws, clip nuts, and washers to install 3 or 4 rack-mount effects. It would be nice if they also included enough for the rest of the units shelf space (6 rack FX in all), but its definitely not a deal-breaker and not worth the removal of a star rating. If youre looking to get into rack-mounted FX for yourself, give this bad boy a try. You wont regret it.

Very sturdy, but it does not come with enough screws to put something in every slot.

Holds my (relatively) simple home networking setup just fine and is securely attached to cinderblock walls. Its a bit of a tight squeeze for units right next to eachother and the price is not cheap, but it does what it says.

I 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.

Some of the 1U devices items fit really tight and the mounting holes may be too close vertically.

Well built 6U rack. The only negative thing is that I wouldnt trust the drywall anchors that the provided with the rack. I upgrade to toggle anchors (which maybe overkill, but better safe than sorry) to help ensure it doesnt rip out of the drywall.