1U 19" Vertical Wall Mount Rack- Heavy Duty

For those that don't have a space for a full rack, this wall mount works great. Very easy to mount and secure to the wall. This mount holds up to four units. Nice build and quality.

Great little rack for the price. I mounted mine hanging. No issues at all. Came with enough captured nuts and screws for all 6 units. It is very sturdy.

Super easy to assemble, clear instructions, very sturdy, good quality. I mounted it under a desk toward the back with two full size switches. It worked great and they are now out of sight.

Used the 3U verson to hang a 90lb UPS on the wall. Works great! Nice thick gauge metal, all hardware including a few rack screws are included. Easy to install, even includes a small bubble level to get it right.

I’ve been happy with this JINGCHENGMEI 4U vertical wall mount bracket. It’s a simple piece of equipment, but it does what it’s supposed to do and feels sturdy once mounted properly. I like this style for smaller network setups where a full rack is overkill. It works well for mounting a patch panel, small switch, PDU, or other 19-inch rack equipment on the wall without taking up much space. The vertical design keeps things fairly compact and helps clean up a small network closet, utility room, garage, or office setup. Installation was pretty straightforward, but the key is making sure it is mounted into something solid. Since it’s rated for a decent amount of weight, I would not rely on weak drywall anchors if you’re putting heavier equipment on it. Hitting studs or using the right mounting hardware makes a big difference. Overall, I’d give it 5 stars. It’s sturdy, practical, and a good option if you need a small wall-mounted rack solution without buying a full cabinet.

Mounted to plywood and it's holding 3x 48port switches just fine. Seems to be good quality and functions as intended. One negative point would be the mounting holes. If you're mounting to 16OC studs, the only holes are right in the joints of the folding arms. Since I mounted to plywood it wasn't an issue and I could use screws wherever I needed, but something others may want to consider.

Pretty decent rack mount just don't put too much weight on it

This is such a great solution for a cramped area. I mounted mine on 2x8 horizontal blocking between 2 stud bays in a small unfinished part of my basement. It feels extremely sturdy installed like this and easily supports the weight of a full length 2U server. My only concern would be if the rack ears on the server itself are designed to handle this sort of load. Unfortunately mine has rails that can’t possibly work vertically. That makes it a little sketchy but seems fine so far. That’s really just a consequence of mounting vertically, not at all the fault of the rack, but definitely something to consider.

I bought this product for my old property where I needed to hang a server on a wall due to space constraints. I purchased 2 of this item so that I could mount the server horizontally opposed to vertically (better airflow as the fans are not reversable on the server I had). They were strong and worked well. If installing against drywall I suggest Grip-IT TV mounts, as each mount in that kit equals the total weight limit of each of these units (and you get 4 in a box). if drilling into wall ensure you use decent plugs, other than that these are exactly as advertised.

Funktioniert wie beschrieben

Attaccata a parete di cartongesso, supporta un patch panel da 24 porte ed uno switch rack 19" sempre da 24 porte. Tutto ok.

Quality is nice but price is to compare

I used this mount to fit in a very tight spot under a staircase. The server is loaded with 5 HDDs and is in a heavy steel case, the mount has no trouble holding it in place. There's no noticable wobble or looseness. It was relatively easy installation for me. I would buy again if I had another situation in need of a vertical mount.