NavePoint1U 19 Inch Vertical Wall Mount Rack Wall Mountable Server Rack w/Hardware Black

My use of this was a bit "off-label." Instead of mounting equipment vertically to a wall, I used it to mount equipment horizontally under a desk. It worked great for this. A couple of notes:* There are only two holes for fastening the bracket to the wall / desk / thing. This worked fine for me, the equipment I was mounting was only about 15lbs. If you're mounting something heavier, you might want to drill a couple extra holes.* The fasteners that come with it: weird. I don't know how they're even supposed to work. Plan on buying your own, for attaching to the thing you're attaching to.* Something called a "Lath Screw" worked great for this. It has a flat pan head on it, fine threads, and also a sharp starter bit at the end of the screw. Super easy, and cheap at the local big box store.* This thing comes with what are called cage nuts. On the contrary, this is not referring to the reproductive organs of a certain actor that's always solving things; it means that the threads into which you're mounting are self contained in a small nut that snaps into the bracket. This is a really good thing. If you end up stripping a thread, you can just replace the cage nut, and not have to throw the whole thing in the trash. Eco living, buy it for life, etc.The construction-- it is very well made and finished. No sharp edges, thick coat of paint, might even be powder coated. It comes with a set of rack screws that fit into the cage nuts.I think I'll order another one of these just to have it around, it's that useful.

Simple to use and comes with all the bolt that you normally need. I added some additional hold to hold it on the wall studs.

This is my 4th navepoint product I've bought and I've havnt had any issues with any of the products and there support was great when I had question if a switch would fit

This little jewel did the trick. I actually mounted it so my server could sit horizontally. I put an L bracket on the cabinet I mounted it on towards the bottom/back part of the server that it could rest on just in case, because the server weighs almost 50 pounds, but it may not even need that. This bracket is sturdy and holds it in place, even horizontally.

Mounted my 2 servers on the wall! Super sturdy as well. You may need special screws for the servers depending on brand. I know my Dell ones didn't like the hardware that came with this rack.

What else can I say?

Two 1U patch panels fit perfectly in this. All mounting hardware was included.

Worked beautifully. Well constructed Installed underneath a DJ workstation SmartDesk.I wish it came with screws for mounting the equipment.