Rack Shelves
Provide stable mounting solutions for non-rackmount equipment, optimize space utilization, and support diverse gear with Rack Shelves, the versatile components for any 19-inch cabinet or frame. Rack shelves deliver structural support, universal compatibility, and essential organization, making them indispensable additions to data centers, broadcast facilities, recording studios, and A/V installations.
This category includes heavy-duty rack mounting shelves in various styles (fixed, sliding/sliding rail, cantilever/front-mount, and vented or solid), suitable for IT professionals, system builders, audio engineers, and A/V specialists. Shelves are available in different depths and weight capacities, offering robust solutions for supporting items like computers, external hard drives, laptops, power supplies, or keyboards.
Rack shelves are widely used across corporate IT infrastructure, telecommunications, live sound setups, music production facilities, and security systems. Utilizing shelves is critical for safely integrating equipment not designed with standard 19-inch mounting ears, ensuring proper weight distribution, enhancing equipment longevity, and maintaining an organized, professional environment.
Modern rack shelves are designed with universal 19-inch compatibility, durable steel construction, and features like vented surfaces to improve passive airflow around equipment. Many sliding models incorporate smooth ball-bearing rails for easy access to rear connections or internal components, while cantilever shelves offer simple installation with support from the front two posts of a rack.
Rack shelves are commonly used with rack screws, blank panels, cable management systems, rack drawers, and patch bays, forming a highly organized, efficient, and performance-ready rack infrastructure.
From shallow front-mount cantilever shelves to deep, heavy-duty sliding shelves with adjustable depth rails, rack shelves provide the versatility, support, and adaptability that professionals rely on to manage diverse equipment within a standardized rack system.
