NavePoint4U Blank Rack Mount Panel Spacer with Venting for 19-Inch Server Network Rack Enclosure Or Cabinet Black

Solid product that’s well made and nice powder coat. Only thing I didn’t like was it didn’t come with all the mounting hardware, but I had plenty of extras to mount it.

Did the job, came with mounting hardware. Looks good and is quality material. Very pleased with this purchase.

no cons to speak of: firm piece of metal, with drilled air holes covering same space as competing products, if not more. Also, slight inward lip on top/bottom of item, for a more finished look when installed.

Let's be honest, it's basically a piece of metal with some holes punched/drilled in it, so it's kinda hard to get wrong, but: -Paint finish is good and consistentComes with screws (which I didn't need or use)Provides ventilation of rack while keeping things looking neatI used this at the bottom of my rack for covering up and securing some non-rackmount equipment which i sat on the bottom of the rack, while still allowing me to see the LEDs on that gear, and providing ventilation

This was for home use so I was happy to see the finish is great and the individual packaging kept it scratch and dent free. I will buy more of this brand because of the good finishing and packaging that's not common with products sold on Amazon.

I use this because I needed a 4U cover and the vent holes look nicer than solid 4U covers. Very easy to install.

Not much to review for such an item. My purchase was to use this to convert the slant mixer top of my new rack (Seismic Audio - SAMRWT-16U - 16 Space Rack Case with 10 Space Slant Mixer Top and DJ Work Table - PA/DJ Pro Audio Road Case - 16U) into a place to set my Ableton Push 2.It works as I expected and if I chose to change things around, I am sure the spacer will fill another role well.

I bought this panel for a server rack with to replace some recently-removed gear. It's okay; it covers the hole. As a previous reviewer mentioned, it's not really black like a lot of other companies' blanks (e.g. Mid-Atlantic). It's almost a marbled really-really-dark gray. Almost black, but against other black panels it doesn't look "as black". Likewise, the impossible-to-miss logo on the front is not removable. Though these are minor issues, they have an overall effect of making the panel stand out from the other blanks, instead of contributing to a sleek complete look. Decent price, but you get what you [don't] pay for.