Ikea Ivar Brackets for 19 Inches Rack Mount Devices
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This is a bracket for 19 inches rack mount devices. You will need to print each file two times. You will need the following hardware to attach the bracket on the Ivar side unit.
- 8 x 8-32 2.5 inches bolts
- 8 x 8-32 nuts
- 8 x washers for 8-32 bolts
You will need also four 1/2 inch long bolts with a 1/4-inch diameter along with four matching nuts.
So far, I have mounted vertically a switch. The brackets are sturdy and do the job very well. Nevertheless, I do not give any guarantees on how much weight it can support. You use these brackets at your own risks. You should use a high infill ratio such as 50%.
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