AC Infinity, Heavy-Duty Vented Cantilever 1U Rack Shelf 10.5”

I decided to buy two of these AC Infinity rack shelfs which i found to be a real quality product. The Shelves are heavy and solid and very strong, so strong, you can't even twist the shelf it's that solid. You even receive a pack of pack screws which is a nice bonus. I don't think I'll ever buy any other Rack Shelfs again, other than AC infinity. Very happy and I'd totally recommend AC Infinity shelving for any Network Data Cabinet build. Thanks

Excelentes materiales, buen calibre y para instalaciones micro empresa u hogar hace un trabajo perfecto, la recomiendo ampliamente.

Bought this to hold my Synology DS1812 NAS, full of 8 drives. Definitely less than the weight limit for this shelf, but the shelf still seems to lean downwards at the back where there's less bracing. Makes mounting an item below the shelf almost impossible (without the shelf leaning on the item, making the shelf pointless). Would not recommend for anything heavier than a few small devices (mac minis, routers, raspberry pis etc.).

Does what it does well. Perhaps on the expensive side though

This 1 RU shelf was perfect for mounting three small NDI-to-SDI converters into a portable production rack where space was limited and I needed good airflow for the converters as well as the rest of the equipment. The shelf is solid, not flimsy at all, and the slots gave me flexibility in arranging and securing the devices. I originally used 1/4-20 bolts (had to drill into the shelf), but later switched to zip ties because the pan head bolts didn't allow enough clearance to the equipment below. I'm going to be building another portable production kit and this will likely be purchased again for it.

Came exactly as shown in the pictures. Very solid, study and quite heavy, I was surprised with the overall good quality and perfect finish. First I used it as designed to hold some equipment, then installed it backwards so that the shelf sticks out from the rack and put my laptop on it. Almost a KVM, see the picture! No concerns about its reliability at all.