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)

Worked perfect for my wire mess

Did the job

Absolutely LOVE this Rack. Filled it with Ubiquiti gear(24 port switch, Security Gateway Pro) and they fit perfectly! Mounts to the wall very easily. Easier with two people but I was able to do it myself. With some thicker bracketed network pieces, you may have some trouble mounting them as the screws just barely catch the threads but I was eventually able to get everything in.

Rack arrived with a dent in on of the rails, no biggy, I can fix that, so I do. Then after measuring where the studs were and putting the two upper mounting screws in, I lift the rack up on the wall to hang it.... and THE HEADS OF THE SCREWS ARE LARGER THAN THE SLOTTED MOUNTING HOLE! Normally the head would pop through the hole, the rack would lower about 1/4 inch and settle onto the screw in a narrower slot than where the head pops through. Not so! You have to hold the rack against the wall AND screw the screws in at the same time. Unacceptable, but its what I did because I dont have time to $%@$# around with getting new screws. Does it hold stuff? Yes. Was it fun to mount? No.

Very good product for its intended purpose.

Easy to setup

Works great for mounting a smaller rack mount switch and the Allen Tel AT55B-PNL-24 24 Port patch panel we purchased at the same time.

The metal on the side with bent but luckily still usable.

The rack is not bad but it was a bad choice that I made. First, this rack is fully open and it looks ugly when you hook all the cables. Second, there is no flexibility if you want to install additional devices on top of each other because the side panels are fixed and cannot be removed. After using it for around 8 months I decided to buy another one and accept that I made a bad choice. Hopefully that this comment will help someone else.

Perfect for a small home network with a switch, a UPS, and some connection blocks. Adding a shelf to the top allowed me to add the rest of the equipment. My only complaint would be too few cage nuts. I had to order a bunch more to finish the build.