📦 NavePoint 1U 19-Inch Fixed 4-Post Rack Mount Server Shelf – Black, Adjustable Depth: 18-29 Inches Review

Make sure you measure the depth of your shelf before ordering as there are different sizes and this one is the shortest of them all. I had a skinny Echogear 20U rack, so that depth was perfect for me. Really impressed with the quality. I bought a used Rotel 1512 amplifier and didn't want to spend a lot of money on my own Rotel rackmount gear. This shelf actually made it look nice and tidy for a fraction of the cost. I added a 0.5U blank at the top to make it look flat from all sides, but other…

This shelf is great. It holds my 40lb load of my UPS and NAS. However, there were some problems with the installation. My only recommendation is to not tighten all the screws until it's in place. This shelf also makes the cabinet more stable like a crossbar. I would highly recommend this shelf.

I have a shallow rack that is only 22" deep so the standard Dell rack server rails won't fit. These shelves are perfect for your needs and can support the weight of a 65 lb server. The four brackets that attach to the rack itself have a nice L-shaped curve. I installed the four brackets first, mounted the shelf on top of them, moved it to where I needed support, and added four screws to each bracket. even included are single-sided nuts that prevent them from turning once hand-tightened. You…

Fits on a flat rack eg 19-22". In addition you should also start by fitting the front which means that the front of the shelf is pushed backwards. They made an odd design decision. Typically, the rack mounts solidly in the front; and have adjustments in the back. They're symmetrical, which means that with deeper racks (e.g. 25 inch or more) the solid part of the shelf is in the middle.

Ideal deep shelf solution, rack mountable or not. I used mine as a "shelf extension" by placing the product on an existing shelf that isn't deep enough and screwing the rear brackets to the wall. High-quality materials.

Unlike the previous version of this manufacturer's product that I purchased (slightly different item that was longer than described), this product is the correct length . It seems fairly well made and fairly sturdy, with 3 or 4 screws holding each of the four brackets (in my particular length configuration - it depends on how the holes are aligned).

These shelves have precise curves and cutouts. In addition, they are completely deburred. The powder coating is even, adhesion is good. Structurally they are good: strong enough and no heavier than they should be. In the middle price segment of rack components, many 19-inch sheet metal rack parts are little better than junk. The shelf is from one of the top tier manufacturers and has a great fit and finish. By the way, I have nothing to do with Navepoint. Other reviewers on Revain helped me…

Alright. It's fairly easy to assemble, but as some have mentioned, it's best to measure before rack mounting and determine which threaded holes need to be filled with screws, then leave slack until they're secured to the rack. Two small minuses: the shelf occupies 1U, and this is not necessary. Also, the front and rear brackets that attach to the luggage rack have a different vertical distance from our luggage rack. Thus only one screw per bracket holds the shelf (more than enough). The second…

I thought it would extend to fit the standard shelving system but to allow the brackets to reach the front and back of the shelf , there is only a tiny screw holding it together. At this point, you can't put anything heavy on it. I ended up buying different rails to be able to use the shelf.