kenable 12U 19 inch Rack Mount Stand Open Frame for Desktop/Work Surface/Studio/Home

It's unbelievable how you can get such a sturdy little rack for so little money. I got it to separate my electrics from my sound. It does the job wonderfully. It fits neatly under my desk. Once I fitted a rack at the top and the bottom this rack became incredibly solid. It feels like a tank now, but doesn't weigh much at all.

Sturdy and well made ideal for holding behringer synths and euro rack case

As this is the first time I've bought a rack I wasn't too sure what to expect, especially at such a low price. However, I had absolutely nothing to worry about as this is an absolutely fantastic item and looks great with my audio gear, a Roland D110, Yamaha TX81Z, Behringer Virtulizer FX, Behringer Kobol Expander and K2 MK2, leaving me 3U left to fill with another in the future. If you're looking for a cheap but sturdy rack for your Behringer synths be sure to buy the appropriate rack ears first. As for this rack I thoroughly recommend it!

There are other version of this stand on Amazon for double, sometimes more the price. In terms of construction and precision of rack space/holes, sturdiness; everything is good once there is a unit or two in the rack to create stability of the vertical arms. Is supplied with a handful of cage nuts to get you started being able to actually rack gear. Again luckily, I'm only racking 3 quite large pieces, so not many nuts needed. My unit did come with one missing rubber foot however. Not a big deal as i have spare non-slip feet lying around, so not worth raising ticket for missing part. But a little more attention to detail in the packing department would be desirable. Still pleased with overall product though.

Good stand and strong. Very pleased with it. Delivered in perfect condition. Supplied bolts and captive nuts good as well. Thanks folks.

While packaged very well, one of the main vertical pieces was bent at the bottom. The metal is thin so easily bent back into shape. One other point is that the supporting 'legs' are very long. One of the more expensive models requires about 15cm less depth and so is more space saving. Obviously they can be cut shorter if you have the tools but you'll also need to drill two new holes for the attachable feet.