For a 16U height wooden shelf designed to hold 19″ racks for audio hardware, here’s a typical box dimension and tech specs you might use:
Box Dimensions:
- Height (U Size): 16U (1U = 1.75 inches, so 16U = 28 inches)
- Height: 28 inches (71.1 cm)
- Width: 19 inches (48.26 cm) (standard for 19″ rackmount equipment)
- Depth: 16-24 inches (40.64-60.96 cm) depending on how deep you want the shelf to be and the size of your audio equipment.
Technical Specifications:
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Material:
- Wood Type: High-quality plywood or MDF (Medium-Density Fiberboard), ¾ inch thickness (1.9 cm)
- Optionally, a veneer finish or wood laminate can be used for aesthetics.
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Mounting Rails:
- Rack Rails: Should be designed for 19″ rackmount hardware.
- Rail Depth: Adjustable, can range from 16″ to 24″, depending on the depth of your equipment.
- Material: Steel or aluminum rails for strength.
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Load Capacity:
- The shelf should be able to hold a load of 50-100 pounds (22.7-45.4 kg), depending on the weight of the audio hardware.
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Rack Units:
- 16U height with standard 1.75″ per U, totaling 28 inches.
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Ventilation:
- Consider adding ventilation holes in the back or sides for airflow, especially if you’re using heat-generating audio equipment.
- Optionally, you can use fans, but it depends on your audio hardware’s cooling requirements.
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Finish:
- Wood finish options could include painted, laminated, or stained finishes for aesthetics and durability.
- Protective rubber feet or edge trim can help prevent scratching or damage to the floor and the gear.
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Accessibility:
- Ensure enough clearance around the back and front for cable management.
- Optionally, add a removable back panel for easier access to cable connections.
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