Reddit reviews Edsal Black Steel Heavy Duty Shelf Shelving Unit
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Standing five-shelf unit with a 16-gauge steel rack and shelves made of particle board to support an 800-lb. per shelf capacity and a 4000-lb. total capacityDouble-riveted beams lock into double-rivet holes on corner post for structural securityCorner post rivet holes are punched at 1-1/2" intervals for precise adjustment to shelf heightTwo-piece post design for vertical assembly of a single 72" high unit, or for horizontal assembly of two 36" high unitsRivet lock design for boltless assembly, instructions included, rubber mallet recommended for assembly (sold separately)
Labeled ziplock gallon baggies all thrown into a big plastic tub. Something like this rack
is what we use at my office for storing old servers/switches and our tubs of cables. We tend to keep all our replacement or backup parts like drives, mobos, etc in the boxes they came in or failing that a random cardboard box.
I wouldn't lack rack, it works well enough for a switch or some other light equipment but the legs are hollow after 2" from the top and 1/4" from the bottom. Generally one could find a 42U rack on craigslist for ~$100 or less, frankly if thats too expensive I'd get this with the 'benefit' that you don't need/can't use rails/shelfs