Gator Rackworks Heavy Duty Steel Rack Rail Set, 8U Rack Size (GRW-RACKRAIL-08U)

I grabbed these rails to throw together a mini 6U rack, and they’re solid. Super sturdy, threads are the standard 10/32, and the quality’s legit for the price. No complaints at all.

Very solid and thick metal, works great for what I needed

These things are great. I deal with normal AV racks at work and needed something simple for a few pieces of gear at my place, the price was super competitive and I was worried about potential quality issues, but I have to say that they exceeded all expectations and I will definitely keep these in mind for future use. My advice to others thinking about buying these is to make sure you have something sturdy on the bottom. I have a 1U ups on mine with a 2U shelf with an Xbox above it on the bottom and that seems to be sturdy enough to support the rest of my equipment. A UPS or Amplifier should do the trick. The only thing I can think could be added is some rubber covers for the base so that it doesn't scratch whatever it is sitting on. If my receiver ever comes in and allows me to finish making the rack presentable I will try to remember to attach a picture to this review

These 4u rack mounts fit perfectly into the studio desk hutch. I’ve so far connected my PDU’s, audio interface, XLR patch panel, rack shelves, etc. and these look amazing. Definitely heavy duty and the 10/32 rack screws fit perfectly.

I needed an equipment rack for my Ham Radio Station. I ordered these 19" rack frames and made the cabinet out of solid Walnut wood. A beautiful piece of furniture to house my equipment and organize it for easy access for a fraction of the cost of a studio Rack. I just ordered some shorter rails for a desk top rack. Great product that meets the bill ant a reasonable cost...j

Got the rails and tried to use standard rack screws with nut in them. The hole is too small and it is threaded. I had to drill out some of the holes and it worked. BUT some of that is on me. Had i done more research I would have saw the company sells screws and hardware as well. I ordered some screws and am going to add a few more devices to my home made rack / computer table.

I had 2 pieces of 1-Unit rack technology on a bookshelf next to my microphone that were sliding all the time. This was around my right shoulder in my case. If I had a pic it would be a dbx channel strip and a Furman power strip. Fixed. They don't slide now due to their combined weight (and the rubber feet on the bottom of the bottom device). The leftover two inches of the upper stems are a great bonus help to keep the cables and wires out of my way.

Gator means quality! They feel heavy and very sturdy. No sharp edges, the paint looks great and it has numbers according to each unit space. Real Gator product. The rails were installed in a DIY 4U cabinet, I left 7 inches in the inside, in between the top and bottom pieces. When I tried to install the rails they just fit perfectly! Initially I thought I was going to buy it from the local musical equipment retailer but the Amazon vendor has a very competitive price, so I decided to save fuel and time by ordering it here. I'm happy with this purchase!

Utter junk if you want a rack mount. Unevenly drilled holes and poor threading. I'd look elsewhere

Super !!! mais attention , uniquement compatible avec les vis associé.

A diferencia de otros rieles, estos están muy bien terminados, el corte y la pintura excelentes. Los tornillos enroscan bien, sin dificultad. Los recomiendo.

Avoid the cheaper brands, I left a review on one of them. These are clean, edges are finished, the thread holes are not too tight, markings are clean. The one thing I'd warn about is that some of the holes didn't perfectly line up - ***though please note that the threaded holes were at most off by ~1mm which is fine for like any gear.*** The holes to mount to your cabinet may be off by more. Mine were up to 5mm off for one of the holes, though most were way less, not past 1/2mm. As I was attaching these to a custom wooden cabinet I made, this didn't matter at all to me. If you're attaching these to metal, or have pre-drilled holes, just be careful! Most likely, you should be fine, there are a bunch of holes to use on the off-chance that one is messed up, but I think I just got unlucky on my one rail. Wish these were available in a wider range of sizes! :)

These are solid - great build quality, I had to drill then out for a larger bolt size but that's nothing to do with the description or the quality. recommended