StarTech.com 2U Wall Mount Network Rack - 14 in Deep (Low Profile) - 19 Patch Panel Bracket for Shallow Server, IT Equipment, Network Switches - 77lbs/35kg Weight Capacity, Black (RACK-2U-14-BRACKET)

Works great, Good Quality Products, Fast delivery

Great small home network rack

Holes for mounting on wall are 17.5 OC. Most all construction is 16 OC. I had to drill 2 new holes to get it 16 OC so that it would mount to studs. Other than that, it has been a great unit.

perfect for a switch and patch panel

Bien construido, cumple su función aunque tiene un defecto (para mí) menor y es que el hueco/calado trasero para el paso del cableado no es lo suficientemente grande como para que pase un conector schuko macho (por ejemplo, el que sale de una regleta con interruptor estilo Infitronic). Se puede por supuesto pasar por encima, pero creo que un espacio mayor mantendría mejor el orden del cableado. Por lo demás, contento con la compra.

Great for small home network rack. mouted a router, surge protector and shelf on mine. Holes are 16 inches on center so easy to mount to existing studs. My only issue are the M12 bolts that come with it for mounting equipment to the cage nuts are enourmous and would not fit through the holes for the shelf I bought.

I received the data rack mount, but there were no mounting screws, nuts, washers, mounting template, or installation instructions. All I got was the data rack. Great product, good quality, but now Ive got to find some other way to mount this and my equipment, causing delays in what Im trying to get done. Not happy about this

I don’t know what to say, other than it showed up in good shape and everything fits it just fine. All similar products are quite expensive for a piece of metal, so what can you do.

I needed something that would fit under the stairs for a patch panel and UDM pro. This is perfect. Well made and easy to install.

Having just installed some of these in a closet, the 6U versions work great: the price is excellent, they are lightweight and easy to hang by your self, they include screws and cage nuts, they are deep enough to handle all but the deepest network gear, and they are sturdy enough to do the job. I also like that they have holes for the reinforcing bar in both the top and the bottom, so you can move the bar to the opposite side and then flush mount two 6U racks on top of each other. For the money, I havent found any that even come close.