🔌 NavePoint 2U 19-Inch Universal Vented Rack Mount Cantilever Server Cabinet Shelf - 14-Inches Deep Black: The Ultimate Space-Saving Solution Review

Sturdy, solid but it sits a little crooked due to the protrusion on the back of the printer that I put on. Not enough to affect functionality - it just sits at an angle and feels a bit unstable.

The product came with bent rods. This seems to be a recurring problem not only with this particular product, but with products from other manufacturers as well. Bad quality control.

Arrived a little misshapen but hey he's holding a DVR so no big deal. Straightened his ears again and put him in a torture.

Okay, a little mistake on my part, I thought it was a smooth shelf. However, it's hard to "love" a shelf. It's pretty solid though, I installed 2 8U rack rails on it and installed 2 switches (48 port Ubiquiti, 16 port Netgear 10G), KVM (8 port Iogear) and 3 cable management trays. Everything is holding up fine. But my point was that I usually put things on top of a stack of things, and since it's 8U, on the top shelf of the wire rack I use for my systems; I wanted to use this instead; but with…

Exactly what you need. I used it on my server rack to house small devices like a wifi hotspot and wired router. Sturdy and long enough for my needs. I would recommend it.

The tabs on the shelf extend slightly beyond the front edge of the shelf's flat surface. As a result, the actual usable depth of the flat surface is only 12.38 inches (NOT 13.88 inches). As a result, many large home theater receivers/preprocessors cannot fit all four legs on this stand, although the stand is strong enough to support the weight of almost any individual unit. Even if your equipment's feet fit, the protrusion and resulting shallow depth means that the front of any equipment placed