📶 White 3U Kenuco 19 Inch Steel Vertical Server Rack - Wall Mountable for Efficient Storage Solution Review

Low voltage cabinets are getting smaller as building footprints shrink. This product allows installers to place rack mount equipment vertically in tight spaces. Works very well. Which of my local dealers will stock something like this? Nobody seems to want to be on the shelf anymore these days. Costs too much money.

When you're looking for an easy-to-install vertical or horizontal stand, look no further than value for money. I am using this for a 24 port patch panel and a POE switch. Week things are still hanging around.

Bought for my router and air conditioner. Bought a larger one for the main network closet. The vertical mount fits behind my computer desk. I'm impressed with how well it sticks to the wall and feels sturdy. As far as I remember I had to buy my own screws/bolts.

This is a solid rack mount. It was well packaged and only needed to fold the wings. All parts were packed in labeled bags, and an assembly key was included with the kit. Professional quality. The only downside, and it was a minor one, was that the threaded holes were painted over and a 6mm tap was required before installing the mounting screws to clean the holes. never mind

I hung a 6U rack from the bottom of the shelf (90 degrees from intended orientation). Works fantastic. I have a patch panel, a 1U switch (15 pounds, 12 inches deep) and a shelf. Works fantastic. The side panels are attached at the top with four bolts on each side and the steel is very thick so pretty strong in my opinion. work like that.

I use it with UDM Pro at home and it works great. This allows me to mount everything neatly on the wall without taking up too much space.

Excellent and durable wall shelf. Thicker steel than popular brands like Tripplite/StarTech/Navepoint. It has four mounting holes instead of two, giving you a more secure mounting. The only reason I don't give it five stars is because I've ordered about half a dozen of their posts and they sometimes come with a nice pack of nuts/bolts for the posts as well as wall mounting hardware. Sometimes you only get rack nuts/bolts and once I didn't have anything.

Overall very sturdy and well assembled. Tapped holes are a clear weak point. I'm sure it will serve me for many years. Unfortunately, many threaded holes are closed and unusable. Not sure if they're just badly stuffed or painted over, but the screws don't turn easily at all. I was able to get some but not all of the screws at least partially. I expect the unit to be able to stand and hold my fairly light devices despite the lack of brackets, but to use it to its full advertised capacity I would

So this review looks weird, but. It was the perfect product. I bought "mini racks" for my office lab equipment that I sometimes use at work and came across this product. At first I thought I would wall mount it, but. then it dawned on me. Mount it in the whole steel cabinet!. Except that the case is about 0.00000001 inches thick and it flexes. Argh. We need more beer. Steel reinforcement (because it would just buckle a factory cabinet) and drilled holes in the cross brace to install the rack. A