Server Rack Wall Mount 9U with Swing Open, Wall Mount Network Rack for 19 Inch Equipment, Computer Racks & Cabinets for Easy Access, Sturdy Home Network Rack for Small Space

A good value for the price. I am an IT guy and needed some way to clean up my own home equipment, this fit my budget and needs well. It came with all the screws required for my equipment. The build quality was good. I would use this for my clients who needed something lower budget but that Id feel confident installing.

The Server Rack Wall Mount 9U with Swing Open was easy to assemble, making installation quick and straightforward. It feels sturdy enough to support network equipment, and I’m using it in a closet to hold patch panels, a network switch, a rack-mounted UPS, an NVR, a UniFi Cloud Key Plus Gen 2, and a Supermicro server with no issues.The rack arrived in good shape, well-packaged with no damage. A nice bonus is that it includes cage nuts and screws for up to six devices, saving time and hassle when setting up equipment. It also has a swing-open function, though I don’t personally need it. It’s there if needed.Most importantly, it’s deep enough to hold a Ubiquiti Pro Max 48-port PoE switch, making it a great option for network setups that require larger equipment.Overall, the Server Rack Wall Mount 9U with Swing Open is a compact and sturdy choice for home or small office network setups, offering plenty of space and durability for a variety of rack-mounted devices.

I love the idea of this rack. It is sturdy with one exception. If mounting on a sheetrock wall, it cannot be mounted into studs as the width is 19". I mounted a plywood back board on the wall attaching it to studs, but due to constrictions, Could only catch two studs which left one side of the rack 3-4 inches east of a stud. The problem comes when swinging the gate open with equipement installed causes the rack to flex away from the wall even with 1/2" plywood behind it. This weight and flexing causing the gate to drop down and has to be lifted back into place to close the gate. It would be so much better if the rack had vertical U-channel crossmembers at the top and bottom of the rack to be able to accomodate direct attachement to wall studs to reduce the flex. Not a huge deal, but this addition could greatly improve flexibility of installation in all situations.

It takes minutes to put together and works great... It takes a heavy load as well. The whole home audio amp I have in it, is quite heavy.

Love this rack man!!

Nice

Easy to assemble and mount. For the price well constructed and sturdy.

Solid Construction, Shallow DesignThe build quality of this rack is impressive. The metal is thick and sturdy, and the swing-out feature is smooth and feels very secure. For the price, the materials are excellent, and I have no concerns about its ability to hold the weight it's rated for.However, the major drawback is the depth. It's significantly shallower than most standard server racks, which makes it incompatible with a lot of common rack-mounted equipment. I found that many pre-configured servers and deeper networking gear simply won't fit. This severely limits its versatility and makes it unsuitable for anything beyond patch panels and very shallow devices. It's a well-built product, but the lack of depth is a critical design flaw that buyers should be aware of, hence the three stars.