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Jeremy112
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| Posted: Wed Feb 29, 2012 4:29 pm Post subject: Racks - Is there a company that makes a 5 foot tall rack? |
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I have come to the conclusion that my rack is too small and it needs to be replaced. Its just a home brew one made out of solid oak, and 18" ceramic tile.. yes tile 
Anyway I have components that are sitting on the bench waiting to get installed and as said above I need more room. My problem is I need a 5 foot tall rack, from ceiling to floor I have just about 6 feet in height.
I need 2 of these 5 foot racks, and I would prefer something more professional than a homeade rack.
Any ideas appreciated
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AnalogRocks
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Here's a 5 foot tall music rack:
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Jeremy112
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| AnalogRocks wrote: | | Here's a 5 foot tall music rack: |
Daaaamn, that IS a rack!! Wish mine looked as good as hers
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Curt Palme
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Middle Atlantic or Raxxess are good rack companies. The Dr. that implanted the above... not so much.
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Tom.W
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Boilermaker
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I agree that these are the best with any option you could ever wish for. If 5' is not a standard size. just get one that is higher and cut it to the custom height you want. Easy to do.
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Tedd
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I ebay'ed my MA slim5 racks. And most of the shelves.
I've always thought that Stormtrooper1015's DIY face plates combined with a MA rack and shelves
could be the ultimate affordable built in av rack. Post 62 on page 2:
http://www.avsforum.com/t/1136907
Then again if you want to go all DIY, some wood framing and 4 vertically run Unistrut, used with L brackets to support plywood shelves, could build a strong in wall rack that is adjustable. Plus Stormtropper1015's DIY finish panels. The finished front could be drywall sheeted over the framing, with J channel.
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MPHSystems
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Omnimount RE27 is a great value, comes with casters, fan, (3) 2u shelves, (3) 2u blanks, fan, smoked plexiglass door. It's about 4' 6" with casters.
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