Racks, built to spec.
From a single wall-mount closet to contained data-hall rows — cabinets, frames, and enclosures from Great Lakes, Middle Atlantic, Ortronics, and Zella DC, specified to the load you'll actually run.
Clear a filter — or tell an advisor what you're racking and we'll spec it. Start a project.
Advisor note
The rack is a decision, not a SKU.
Depth, airflow, power path, seismic, and day-two access all get decided before the part number does. Send the floor plan and the load — we'll come back with the configuration and real lead times from the manufacturer.
Spec it with an advisorBefore you ask
Questions about racks & enclosures.
Start with the equipment list, then add growth: rack units for the gear, depth for the deepest device plus cable clearance, and width for power and cable management. Most data-hall cabinets land at 42–48U and 42–48 inches deep — but the load decides, not the default.
Wall-mount for IDFs, edge closets, and anywhere floor space is the constraint; floor-standing when weight, depth, or growth says so. Swing-out wall racks like Middle Atlantic's SR Series keep rear access without the footprint.
Great Lakes Data Racks & Cabinets, Middle Atlantic, and Ortronics for cabinets, frames, and enclosures — plus Zella DC for micro and containerized data centers. All represented directly, so configuration help and pricing come from the source.
Usually, yes — separating hot and cold air cuts cooling energy and buys headroom for density. The payback case depends on your load and layout, which is exactly the math we run before recommending it.
Rack it right the first time.
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