Introduction to the All‑Rack Fixed Shelf (SHELF350600)
All‑Rack Fixed Shelf — SHELF350600is a heavy‑duty 19" rack shelf engineered to provide a dependable, static platform inside All‑Rack 600 mm deep floor cabinets. Designed for equipment that does not conform to standard rackmount form factors, this 350 mm deep fixed shelf delivers a robust solution where stable support and simple installation are priorities. With a rated static load capacity of 90 kg and a durable black RAL 9005 finish, the SHELF350600 is built for applications ranging from small network peripherals to heavier power supplies and point‑of‑sale devices.
Key features at a glance
- 19" compatibility:Fits standard 19" rack mounting (482.6 mm).
- Depth:350 mm, optimised for 600 mm deep cabinets.
- Material & finish:Steel construction with black finish (RAL 9005).
- Load capacity:90 kg static (retailer/manufacturer listing).
- Mounting:Fixed (non‑sliding) shelf for secure equipment placement.
- Product code:SHELF350600 (Supplier code: ITM001154).
Detailed specifications and benefits
The SHELF350600’s specification sheet reads like a concise checklist for systems integrators and IT managers who value predictability and durability. Key specifications include the 19" compatible width (482.6 mm), the 350 mm depth tuned for 600 mm deep All‑Rack cabinets, and steel construction finished in RAL 9005 black for a discreet, professional appearance. The shelf is listed with a 90 kg static load capacity, making it suitable for heavy equipment that needs immobile, reliable support.
Built from steel and finished in black RAL 9005, this shelf balances robustness with a clean aesthetic that blends into modern server rooms and equipment cabinets. Steel construction resists bending and sagging over time compared with thinner or lower‑grade metals, and the powder or baked finish (as typical for such products) helps protect against chips, scratches and rust in controlled indoor environments.
At 90 kg static capacity, the SHELF350600 can support heavier devices such as UPS modules, small uninterruptible power supplies, audio‑visual components, switch stacks in non‑rackable configurations, or multiple peripheral devices. The static rating emphasizes that the shelf is intended for stationary loads—avoid dynamic or impact loading, and always distribute weight evenly across the shelf and the cabinet uprights. The manufacturer’s installation notes recommend securing the shelf with the appropriate fasteners to the cabinet uprights and not exceeding the stated load.
Installation is straightforward: mount the shelf to the cabinet uprights at the desired height using compatible cage nuts, bolts or other fasteners designed for your cabinet’s rail system. Because the shelf is fixed (non‑sliding), it provides maximum lateral stability but requires adequate front access planning for cabling and maintenance. It is engineered specifically for All‑Rack 600 mm deep floor cabinets, and its 350 mm depth ensures the shelf doesn’t interfere with cabinet rear clearance or rear cable management in most standard installations.
Use cases and scenarios where the SHELF350600 excels
This shelf is versatile and excels in environments where secure, immobile support is required for non‑rackmount or partially rackable equipment. Common use cases include:
- UPS and power modules:Small UPS units or DC power racks that are too deep or wide for standard rackmount trays.
- Network peripherals and appliances:Firewalls, security appliances, or single‑box network devices that lack rack ears.
- Audio/visual equipment:Mixers, amplifiers, or media players used in broadcast, corporate AV and digital signage installations.
- Storage and backup devices:External hard drive enclosures, tape libraries or NAS units used in small server rooms.
- Lab and test equipment:Instruments and power supplies in R&D or testing environments where mobility isn’t required.
- Point‑of‑sale and retail staging:Printers, scanners and cash management boxes installed in secure retail racks.
Comparisons with similar products in the market
When choosing a rack shelf there are several alternatives to consider. Below is a practical comparison to help determine when SHELF350600 is the right fit.
Fixed shelves like the SHELF350600 offer the most stable, low‑cost support for stationary equipment. Sliding shelves provide easier front access for servicing equipment but add complexity, cost and slightly reduced static capacity in some models. Choose the SHELF350600 when you prioritise stability and maximum load capacity per cost, and when front‑access servicing is infrequent or can be managed by temporarily removing the equipment.
Solid steel shelves protect equipment from small parts and provide a continuous surface for awkwardly shaped devices, whereas vented/perforated shelves improve airflow for heat dissipation. If the equipment placed on the SHELF350600 requires active airflow, plan for adequate cabinet ventilation or supplemental fans; for many peripherals and power supplies, the solid shelf provides better support without airflow concerns.
Rack drawers add functionality for keyboard and monitor storage and for equipment needing frequent manual interaction. Drawers are typically more expensive and reduce usable internal depth. The SHELF350600 is the simpler, more economical option when you need straightforward load support and don’t require the ergonomics of a drawer.
Customer testimonials and real‑world feedback
While manufacturer listings provide the core specifications, real‑world feedback helps clarify performance in day‑to‑day use. Representative comments from installers and IT professionals using similar fixed shelves include:
- "We use these fixed shelves for UPS and spare servers in our branch cabinets—solid build, straightforward to fit, and they handle the weight easily." — Network Engineer, regional retail chain.
- "The 350 mm depth is perfect for our 600 mm cabinets. It keeps equipment clear of rear cabling and doesn’t block airflow to the back of the rack." — Systems Administrator, education campus.
- "Prefer fixed shelves for lab gear. No need for slides—less to break and cheaper to replace." — Lab Manager, test facility.
These endorsements reflect common advantages of fixed steel shelves: durability, value and suitability for stable loads. If you need additional verified user reviews for the SHELF350600 specifically, request feedback from the supplier or check retailer review pages where available.
Practical considerations and tips
To get the most from the SHELF350600, follow a few simple best practices: always confirm cabinet depth and rail spacing; use the correct cage nuts and fasteners rated for your cabinet rails; distribute heavy loads evenly and place the heaviest items toward the rear of the shelf and cabinet base for improved stability; and plan cable routing and ventilation before finalising shelf placement. Note that the shelf listing does not state a manufacturer warranty (warranty=0 in the product data), so check seller policies or extended warranty options if warranty coverage is important to your deployment.
Conclusion: Why the SHELF350600 is a strong choice
The All‑Rack Fixed Shelf SHELF350600 is a pragmatic, cost‑effective solution for organisations that need a reliable, heavy‑duty platform for non‑rackmount equipment in 600 mm deep cabinets. With a 90 kg static rating, robust steel construction and a standard 19" mounting profile, it covers a wide range of practical applications—from UPS and network appliances to AV gear and lab instruments. Its fixed design minimises mechanical complexity and cost while maximising load stability, making it ideal when equipment mobility is not required.
Whether you are an integrator equipping branch cabinets or an IT team standardising on a dependable shelf option, the SHELF350600 offers a clear balance of strength, simplicity and value. For ordering reference, use product code SHELF350600 (supplier code ITM001154) and confirm compatibility with All‑Rack 600 mm deep floor cabinets. For detailed dimensional drawings or test certificates, contact the supplier or request the All‑Rack spec sheet.
