bracket to stick a monitor in a rack?

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richms

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#181402 14-Oct-2015 13:37

The brackets are all over amazon etc but size means a re shipper would be crazy expensive.

So anyone seen something like this locally?

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#1405684 14-Oct-2015 14:01

I got one similar to that from the local electrical wholesaler. Mine was a bit deeper and had a hinge on one side but they had others.

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#1405690 14-Oct-2015 14:17

Was it Russells? That's the only one I can get ok prices at.

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#1405699 14-Oct-2015 14:40

richms: Was it Russells? That's the only one I can get ok prices at.

No it was one of the others but my local Russells has a data section so I'm sure you'll be able to get something.

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#1405709 14-Oct-2015 14:51

richms: Was it Russells? That's the only one I can get ok prices at.

Got to JA Russell and get them to show you the Dynamix catalogue. They can order anything from it.

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#1405817 14-Oct-2015 17:40

Have asked cousin to check next time they are at russells for me ;) Will mean I can sort my cupboard under the stairs out if I can deal with the monitor.

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#1405955 14-Oct-2015 21:03

http://www.cdlnz.com/ wasn't able to find anything like that, unless maybe you re-purposed a blanking panel http://www.cdlnz.com/index.html?do=NETRACKS&code=NR430&view=1&User_Choice=11&skip=11

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#1405962 14-Oct-2015 21:09

The recessing is prettymuch going to be needed so the door will close. The one mentioned with a hinge has me more interested since I would be able to stick shelves behind it and swing it out of the way to access the stuff on the shelves hopefully.

Otherwise I will get 2 blanks and bend them up and make holes in them both to hit the vesa holes myself.

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#1405982 14-Oct-2015 22:01

Considering cable management sticks out a fair way, unless you've got a thick monitor you should be fine

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#1405984 14-Oct-2015 22:04

My only one narrow enough to fit is a thick old dinosaur dell 4:3 1600x1200 one so im pretty sure it would hit the door. Should probably measure it sometime. For the sake of a second 3U blank it wouldnt be a major cost.

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