Raising Electronics Sliding Rack Server Shelf 1U 19'' 4 Post Rack Mount-Adjustable 15''-22''

I have 1U rack that I use to put all my internet modem and router and an old laptop that I use a Proxmox server. The drawer is very ridged and strong quality. It fit just about right in my rack except for the length of the rails. They were about 2 “ longer so the rack glass door wouldn’t have been able to close.I contacted customer service by email to see if I could modify somehow to make it shorter but before they answer (which was the very next day btw) I managed to modify the drawer black brackets that go over the sliding rails to the size I needed using a dremel tool and it fits perfect now. The quality of both the product and customer service is great and I would definitely recommend to buy from.

Pro: Excellent quality, slides well, stays in place when closed/opened, about 19” of travel, comes assembled, will support lots of weight, and I’ll definitely buy another.Con: 1) Could use a handle. 2) When installing in a rack (19” wide), it had to be inserted at an angle and lowered into place. This required me to remove a switch and patch panel. Not a big deal, just slightly annoying.

I purchased this to hold my Cyberpower 2U Rack mount UPS. For that purpose, and I'm sure holding other times, it works very well. No problems at all installing into a Sysracks 24" deep 18U rack.The only problem I had with the shelf, and I consider it a flaw, is that the slides for this shelf extend into the U above and blow. The top side, with the UPS, isn't that big a problem, the UPS corners are rounded. Unfortunately the shelf below I had planned on using for an AC Infinity Cloudplate T9-N, and for that purpose I cannot use that I and have removed a star.

This is exactly what I was looking for. I wanted a shelf that fit in my rack for my turntable so I could slide it out.Fits perfectly in a 19inch wide rack. The standard depth was a bit short but I was able to adjust to the depth of my rack (22inch).Build quality is good. The slides are smooth. Great value for the money.The front could be finished a bit better to hide the silver track- but not a big deal (it’s in a closet).Overall I’m extremely pleased.

I recently purchased 2 of these. The first unit arrived brand new (double boxed), but on one of the sides, both bolt holes that attach the slide rail bracket to the shelf were stripped. The second "replacement" unit was an obvious return (single box), where one bolt hole that attaches the slide rail bracket to the shelf was also stripped. Both shelves were returned. This appears to be a common complaint and probably the main reason for the "frequently returned" text is found on the description page.Having said that, IF the shelf didn't have stripped bolt hole(s) or IF I wanted to fix it myself (why waste my time and money fixing something that's brand new and shouldn't need fixing?), then it would have been pretty solid. The slide mechanism was smooth and everything felt well built, minus the stripped thread(s). But due to bad quality control, I was forced to return both of the defective shelves and look elsewhere.

Arrived safely and timely. No damage. Easy to adjust length of rails to fit from how it arrived, in the 14 inch position into the 20 inch position my rack required. The depth from the front of rack to the rear supports is 20 inches. I didn't inspect to determine if this could extend beyond 20 inches though. Two screws on each side. As for its sturdiness, well it has zero "play" or sloppiness in the fully extended position, which is 14" out from rack face. Plenty of reach for my Presonus 16.0.2 mixer. My mixer is 16"x16" and if you need greater depth, consider a piece of Masonite board affixed to this drawer or perhaps a thin sheet of aluminum or tin? The available space back of the 24 inch shelf allows for deeper length of gear, if your rack is also deeper, like mine is at 20 inches. Just a thought.BAD INFO ... hete is the "but"The sliding rails prohibit mounting another rack unit directly below this unit because of how these rails extend just a little bit too far below, like 1/8th inch, enough to leave insufficient room. Now, a blank faceplate yes, if I cut just slightly on each side, then I determined I could mount that, but definitely not a device.I also used a Black Sharpie marker to "paint" the shiny metallic ends of the rails, mixes in better with the All Black front appearance. I hope my thoughts help. I read everyone's notes and they've helped me a lot.Oh, BTW if needed, you could add several XLR connections into the front of the drawer/shelf because the 1ru space is available and would easily accommodate 4 to 6 circular cutouts to mount them. I believe it won't deteriorate the integrity of the physical structures support. That's my opinion. Cheers !!

GREAT SELLER!! Excellent product!!Using these in a music studio they work very well, and are well made. Can't hold a lot of weight with only the front of the rack secured, but perfect for controllers and desktop synths.Raising Electronics shipped the same day. Then I ordered a couple more direct from their site. I made a mistake, had to call them, they were so great, amazing service. Totally my fault, they went above and beyond to take care of me. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Slides out fine, only issue is there’s not a latch to keep the slide in. I made a little piece of metal to keep it closed.

These sliding shelves allowed me to mount my Thorens turntable inside my cabinet and slide it out for use. It's very strong and slides easily.

Not much to say apart from it works well. I like it and it does the job for holding my laptop and making it easy to control my servers.

The unit itself it good quality, but the included hardware had stripped threads so I had to replace a few of the screws because the rails were a bit wobbly.

Decent price. Happy with purchase

Love it. Its strong which is good since it will be holding a an expensive laptop for my bands in ear monitor setup. Delivery was much quicker then i expected especially days before christmas. With this shelf you can also flip it upside down and place something inside the shelf instead of on top of it like its pictured. I am doing this for security rails for my laptop and to only use 1U of space instead of needing more room for anything on top of the shelf when its pushed into a rack. Width of the interior of the shelf is 15" and depth is 13" incase you do what i did.