🔧 NavePoint 4U Wall Mount Bracket: Extendable Network Equipment Rack with Threaded Standard 19 Inch - Ultimate Solution for Organizing and Securing Your Network Devices Review

The bracket itself is good. The problem was that the computer hardware screws didn't fit in the front holes. I went to the hardware store and tried all the metric and standard machine screws but none worked. The closest were the standard #8-32 screws. But they were weakened and not fully tightened.

Good luck attaching items to this stand - after a thread or two, the included screws just click into place. I actually had to use an impact wrench to force them through - and yes, in case you're wondering, I've used a screwdriver before and have plenty to choose from. After you force them through (or I think you could use a crane) they're fine.

The screws that come with the kit to attach the unit to the rack are metric, but the holes on the wings are 8-32. Attempting to set the depth was easy, but the metal is so thin that without much torque the screw threads snapped or had snapped already. Worst of all, there was a label on the box thanking me for giving it a second life. The? Was it a returned product that was just resold? I'll be back too.

I installed this above my OnQ closet in the laundry room where my patch panel is so I needed a low profile and the adjustability is amazing to minimize added depth. At first I was a bit hesitant to go for a stand with threaded mounts instead. one that uses cage nuts. I wouldn't worry about it again in the future, the UPS holds up, doesn't sag and I didn't feel like I was pulling strings. Wall studs and it's rock solid. Inside I have a CyberPower 500kVA UPS, a metal finger channel, a Unifi Dream

You are buying 3 sides of a square so the product feels a bit flexible until you start filling it; The 19" hardware you added becomes the 4th side and adds stability. However, the materials seem solid and I'm not worried about durability. However, the ability to change the depth is what really makes this rack versatile.It's nice not to be limited to a predetermined depth or to be able to change as the design changes - although of course you can't change the depth while it's filled with…