StarTech.com 2-Post 15U Heavy-Duty Wall Mount Network Rack, 19" Open Frame Server Rack with Adjustable Depth, Wall Mount Data Rack for IT / AV / Patch Panel / Computer Equipment (RK15WALLOA)

Easy assembly, more than enough included mounting hardware. Didn't notice the adjustable size until after I ordered. It was nice being able to set the depth to 14" (depth of the shelf it's on).This one is for our home network but, contemplating another couple 12u to hold some of my audio equipment (synths, mixers, etc).Sturdy freestanding, more sturdy if you are able to run a couple of large screws into the wall.

The value of this rack is outstanding. It is basic enough to put together in just a few minutes, but strong enough to feel like a true enterprise rack. I love the options they have for different total capacities. I went with the 12U model given I have only 4U worth of equipment at the moment, maybe expanding to 6U total. Nonetheless, this thing is now loaded up with equipment and doesn't move an inch. It's worth noting that mounting hardware isn't included, but I used some exterior screws with a few washers and it isn't moving at all.

Needed additional space in network rack - selected the 8U depth adjustable rack. This thing is solidly built, very sturdy and easily adjusts the dept to allow for a variety of most common devices. The open top, sides and bottom allow for easy cable management, access and fan-less ventilation.My rack arrives pre-assembled, with only needing to remove the 16 bolts to extend the depth and inset the cage nuts.Only considerations / slight cons: My rack did not have markings for the U positions as others have shown. Not an issue as just did quick marks with marker to ease installation. The cage nuts that came with it were not the best and had several occasions of the cage nut popping out while installing component. Also didn't notice cage nuts and bolts are M5 rather than M6 (which is a bit more common) until was missing 3 bolts and attempted to use cage bolts I already had, after lots of cussing discovered my old rack used all M6 cage nuts and bolts. But minor considerations for a very reasonably priced and sturdy wall mount rack.Be sure use solid 1/4" lag crews (not included) into studs, or if stud alignment is off (like mine was) a good piece of plywood backer which is attached to the studs.

This thing is a tank! At first I was disappointed it doesn't have any vertical rails in the rear, but if assembled properly, you really don't need them. Assembly isn't difficult, but it took longer than I'd have expected. Fortunately, I got the exact depth needed.I do low-voltage work on the side, something I've done for more than a decade. I've installed dozens of different wall-mount cabinets and racks, from 2U racks up to 26U cabinets. This was far easier to assemble and more logical than most. It gives depth flexibility, everything you really need comes in the bags. I had enough capture nuts and hardware to mount my equipment and shelves.This is probably more than what your average person needs, but it fits my QNAP NAS, Unifi switches and UCK, patch panel, CCTV DVR, and Fortigate nicely. Initially I thought I would've liked something height-adjustable, but this was the perfect height for me. Very sturdy. Very heavy. Very well-finished. Exceptional bang for the buck. Highly recommend this product!

The absolute best wall mount rack shelf solution on the market! High quality, well engineered, easy to install. Worth every penny!

Fantastic rack. Very easy to extend and very sturdy. I'm knocking off 1 star because it doesn't come with any recommendations for mounting hardware; it simply says "use appropriate hardware." Their excuse is "Unfortunately with any of our wall mount racks we are not able to provide specific bolts as each customer setup can vary." I think that is quite weak. It is certainly possible to provide some recommendations based upon the maximum capacity of the rack. At the _very least_ they could provide a list of bolt sizes that fit the mounting holes.For others with the same problem, here's what I did:1. 4x 1/4x2"2. 12x 1/4" washers3. 8x 1/4" nuts4. 4x 1/4x1/2" nylon spacers5. Sheet of 66"x36" 1/4" plywood6. Install bolts from the back of the plywood with a washer on each side. Affix bolt with 1 nut and some loctite7. Mount plywood to wall with some general 2" construction screws8. Put nylon spacers on the bolts9. Affixed rack to the bolts with remaining washers and nutsIt's not going to come down.

Heavy duty, study, and reliable wall-mounted rack with expandable width from the wall to accommodate cable management needs.

A great rack! Mounted directly to the studs and it works great. Thing is super heavy duty! Easy to setup. I would highly recommend.