Types of Wall Mount Racks For Your Computer Room

When you don't need a full server rack for your computer server or computer equipment then you might consider a wall mount rack. They are a really great alternative when space is of a minimum.

No matter whether they are enclosed or open, you will find that they are an extremely versatile choice that largely manages to conserve both space and money. You will find that there are many manufacturers of these systems that come in dozens of sizes, heights, depths and models. Finding just the right one for you can be a very exhausting process but once you find the right model and size you will enjoy the convenience and how nicely it holds your components.

Every computer room or server room or electrical closet should have at least one of these very handy wall mount racks they can help you organize and keep your electrical very neat and orderly. You will find that anywhere you decide to place it will be very convenient for you and anyone else who works with the systems.

Types of Wall Mount Racks

o 4 Post Open Server Rack 

This is an open, adjustable type of rack which is ideal for rack type of servers, KVM switches, and network equipment. Plus it is also suitable for rack type of equipment where security at the server level is not required. This would work best with monitors especially if you put them on These are some wall mounts aside from 

flatscreen wall mounts

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o Double Server Rack 

This is a 4 post server rack which also offers the familiar equipment mounting features of the regular 2 post aluminum racks, but also has the added feature of a stronger, more durable, and easier to assemble 4-post rack. You will find this is ideal for those extra deep or heavier types of servers, hubs, routers, or power supplies.

o 6 Rail Server Rack Frame 

This is a 4 post rack frame that features 3 sets (6 rails) of universal vertical rack rails, that are infinitely adjustable, and independent of the frame. You will find that this server rack frame is made heavy duty, plus is standard with casters and leveling feet. The Doors, side panels, or fan tops can be added after the purchase if you choose to enclose the open rack for security or any other purpose.


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