NavePoint 4U Blank Rack Mount Panel Spacer: Organize Your Server Network Rack with this Black Enclosure/Cabinet Tool Review

I don't know what to say about this blank disk. It's very thick and very tough, with a very good finish that doesn't peel off. I used it on top of my server rack to direct the intake air to the front of the rack. So far, the power of Noctua's quad-core industrial fans couldn't bend or break it :)

worked great in 2018, ordered more to find now 2 holes per side instead of 4 like the previous parts, no big deal but wish they stayed the same or mirrored the difference against the picture.

Solid board as described and delivered on time, solid workmanship. The panel has been modified to mount an Axis M1054 camera on the rear by punching a 1.5" hole in the center and three 0.5" holes at the bottom. Then use industrial Velcro to hold the camera in place. This worked great as data center rules and regulations do not allow cameras to be mounted in a network rack in the traditional way. They require the entire open space ahead to be covered with panels.

The plate is well made and fits my server rack. The only criticism is that they are bent. I don't think it's Revane's fault. It looked well packaged, but the USPS did it differently.

Used to clean a shelf in a home closet. It would have been nice to have included screws for my NavePoint bar, but it worked for me. The shelf looks neater as it covers the items on the shelf.

The panel is well made and fits my server cabinet. The only criticism is that they are bent. I don't think it's Revane's fault. It looked well packaged, but the USPS did it differently.

As described and delivered on time, solid panel, built to last. The panel has been modified to mount an Axis M1054 camera on the rear by punching a 1.5" hole in the center and three 0.5" holes at the bottom. Then use industrial Velcro to hold the camera in place. This worked great as data center rules and regulations do not allow cameras to be mounted in a network rack in the traditional way. They require the entire open space ahead to be covered with panels.