🔳 Monoprice 4U Wall Mount Bracket (108627), Black: 7(H) x 19(W) x 12(D) inches Review

Bought to bring all my networking gear together in one place, now I have a 24-port patch panel, 26 switches, a 1U server and a tray that seats my Synology NAS and it captures everything. It is full and has a decent weight.

The first thing I noticed was that all the screws were loose and rattling. I counted and not only were they all there, but there were 2 extra. No screws for wall mounting. Too many choices so you're on your own. After unpacking, it turned out that all the threaded nuts on the left and right were crooked and unevenly distributed. So I tried breaking something to see if it would be a steward. Of course everything fits, and there are no problems to fill all 7 slots. Edges and corners are also well

A shelf is a shelf. That works fine. Mine arrived a bit bent. It can still be used, but it doesn't look as nice. I hope this doesn't cause problems when I mount a device where there is a bend. What everyone says about screws is true. Luckily my screws were still in the box (miraculously) but they were all removed from an unsealed bag attached to almost nothing. Also, there was a big hole in the box, so it's no wonder all the screws are missing. I got lucky but be aware it won't arrive with your

I installed this for a local nonprofit when I was updating their network. All their devices were stacked on top of a cabinet. I added some shelves and a PDU and everything looks way better now! Price was a factor, otherwise I probably would have bought a locked cabinet to prevent unauthorized reconfiguration. I like that the rails are precut and require no extras other than screws. My only complaint is that it's a bit flimsy on the x-axis. If you're sensitive to that, I've seen a similar stance

This would be a good wall mount but with a couple of serious flaws: 1) Contrary to the product description, the kit did not include the 10/32 threaded screws needed to attach the unit to the rack. Other reviewers have noted this as well, and it poses a major problem for IT staff who depend on this product being delivered in a ready-to-use state for urgent jobs. 2) The product was poorly protected upon delivery and arrived bent. This was easily fixed by simply bending back. Now it is in working…

A few minor issues and one BIG issue.- This is supposed to be a mono value product but there is no mention of MP on the unit, packaging or accompanying materials. There is also no reference to this device on the MP website. - Arrived, some screws are missing. Had to fight with Revain more than usual to get a proper refund or replacement. - Big problem: the measurements are WRONG. Much wider than stated. Not suitable for my application. All of this to say that this is a good little…

I used this to install in a closet for a home wiring project. The steel is just the right thickness and not too stiff so you can't flex the sides to fit the gear you're putting on. The threaded holes are made of high-quality PEM nuts. I took off one star because of bad packaging. When I received it it was "crammed" in a tight box and one of the sides turned out to be bent, something I can't bend back into shape, but it's close enough to work with. Second, it had to come with a bag of 10-32…

This is a true geek savior! If you love me and hate messy cables everywhere, this is the perfect product! This allowed me to neatly place all my cables, switches and equipment in this rack. I've used it for a power strip, cat 6 switch and cat 6 board. I also added a shelf at the top to store my electronics. After the item was hung on the wall and filled, it made a very stable impression. For the price I think this is a great solution for dirty network areas. Most likely, there will be no…

This mount is a fairly flexible 1U model from Monoprice. I bought several and used them to mount the same 1U 24x Keystone Patch Panel on different walls in houses. PRO: + Strong enough I think. Flips open for easy access to the back of whatever you screw to it (probably keystone patch panels). CONS: - thin because it is made of steel. God it shakes all the time when it's open. Lettuce doesn't make me accuse him of needing some little blue pills, but speaking to a urologist is imperative with…

This rack mount was the first product of its kind that I worked with. It was very easy to install as there are only four mounting points. I installed it on a piece of plywood that was attached to the wall. Attached to it was a TPLINK 16-port gigabit switch, a Raxxess rackmount shelf, a TPLINK Mondem, a router, and my MITX Plex media server. In general the design is good. The stand feels very heavy and solid, I liked how the rear mounting holes let you push screws into the wall, mount and then…