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RE: Narrow 19" rack cabinet wanted - new or used


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  • Subject: RE: Narrow 19" rack cabinet wanted - new or used
  • From: "Hawes,Timothy Edward (GEG)" <haweste@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2003 07:47:31 +0100
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Kevin,

I've made my own rack and it's about the width you're looking for, you
coul=
d make it narrower by using a different style of rack strip. I made it
from=
two metal tables joined together where the feet would normally touch the g=
round (does that make sense ?). I fitted rack strip inside the frame front
=
& rear and it's approx 550 mm square. One day I'll write it up as a
tutoria=
l :-)=20

You can see a couple of pictures here:
http://photos.groups.yahoo.com/group/ukha_d/lst?.dir=3D/Tim_Hawes/DIY+19in+=
Rack&.src=3Dgr&.order=3D&.view=3Dt&.done=3Dhttp%3a//photos.groups.yahoo.com=
/group/ukha_d/lst%3f%26.dir=3D/%26.src=3Dgr%26.view=3Dt


If you can't get hold of suitable tables (mine came from a friendly skip,
a=
s did the rack strip) CPC offer square tube & end connectors, feet etc.
to =
make your own.
http://custom1.farnell.com/cpc/category.asp?catalog%5Fname=3Dcpc+catalogue&=
category%5Fname=3DAudio+Video+%2D+Stands+and+Supports+%2D+Square+Tube+Stora=
ge+System&Page=3D1

HTH,

Tim H.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kevin Hawkins
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> 	I have a need for a narrow 19" rack unit - a cupboard just too
> narrow for the typical 60cm width that is the norm.
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> 	I need something that would fit in 54cm width (although=20
> 55cm is a
> possibility). This is approx 21 1/2".    The depth of the=20
> rack should be a
> normal 60cm unit and the height anything from say 12 units up=20
> to 210 cm
> which is 42 units. The taller the better.  I don't need any=20
> side or rear
> panels or a door (although side would be nice).
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> 	Anyone any ideas ?? - I have had a quote on a custom=20
> unit which is
> as expected very expensive. Surely someone must make slim=20
> racks ?? Failing
> this I'm going to build have to build a custom frame with=20
> some 19" rack
> verticals.  There are some wall mounting frames available but they are
> typically only 20cm deep and fairly flimsy.=20
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> 	Kevin
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