1U 19 Inch Rack Mount Server Shelf Cantilever Tray with Vented Shelves - 6 Inch (150mm) Depth by Raising Electronics Review

This compartment is located on the middle compartment above the red power buttons. It's 8" deep in my 9" deep wall mount network rack. This rack is used to store and power my audio equipment. The length is perfect to leave room at the back for cable management with my SCHIIT gear. One of the ears was bent out of the box and I bent it back. Very happy with it. [I did not use the aged nuts that came with it. When needed they worked well]

Great shelf for networking equipment etc. Would like to see the front curve go up instead of down. It's hard to tell from the picture, but the curve at the front takes away from the overall height. That means if the equipment you need to attach is about 1U high, you need to leave 1U of free space above it. If you have a room this isn't a problem, but for those with space constraints it might be.

Great shelf for networking equipment etc. I would like to see the curve on the front going up instead of down. It's hard to tell from the picture, but the curve at the front takes away from the overall height. That means if the equipment you need to attach is about 1U high, you need to leave 1U of free space above it. If you have a room this isn't a problem, but for those with space constraints it might be.

This shelf is located on the middle shelf above the red power buttons. It's 8" deep in my 9" deep network wall mount rack. This rack is used to store and power my audio equipment. The length is perfect to leave room at the back for cable management with my SCHIIT gear. One of the ears was bent out of the box and I bent it back. Very happy with it. [I didn't use the old nuts that came with it. When needed they worked well]

I've used them several times to organize DirecTV receivers, audio amplifiers, uninterruptible power supplies, and cable TV receivers. For the price they are great. Very heavy for 1U size. I use 12" deep. In some setups I use them to hold the rack rails together to create an EQ rack of sorts. It might sound weird, but it works in places like restaurants where you need to organize things. It's not Broadcast quality, or serious networking stuff, but for most of us, it's pretty nifty and has great…