What Rack, Mount, and Cable Management Products Are Available on Cables N More?

Cables N More carries rack, mount, and cable management products organized into four groups: Mounts & Cabinets (wall mount racks and cabinets, TV and monitor mounts, full-size server racks and enclosures), Rack Accessories (cable management, casters, fans, filler panels, rack rail kits), Cable Management as its own top-level category, and PC Security (charging cabinets, DVR security lock boxes, PC/LCD security). The right pick depends on whether you're mounting equipment on a wall, building out a full server rack, or just tidying cables — each group below maps to one of those jobs.

Wall Mount Racks and Cabinets

These are for smaller installations where equipment goes on a wall instead of the floor — network closets, retail back rooms, or a home office with a switch and patch panel.

• Open frame wall mount racks — equipment is exposed, which makes access and airflow easy.
• Swing-out wall mount cabinets — the cabinet pivots away from the wall so you can reach the rear of installed gear.
• Wall mount cabinets — enclosed, for a cleaner look or some protection.
• Wall mount shelves — for equipment that isn't rack-mountable.

If you need to get behind your equipment regularly, the swing-out style solves the main problem with wall mounting: not being able to reach the back of the rack.

Full-Size Racks and Enclosures

For larger deployments, the site lists:

• 2-post open frame server racks
• 4-post open frame server racks
• Server cabinets (enclosed)

Two-post racks suit patch panels and lighter network gear; four-post racks support heavier servers that need front and rear rail support. Server cabinets add enclosure and, in many designs, locking.

Rack Accessories

Accessories are listed under Rack Accessories and include:

Filler panels and fans matter most in enclosed cabinets, where unused openings and poor airflow both work against you.

TV and Monitor Mounts

Under Mounts & Cabinets, the site also lists TV mounts and monitor mounts alongside the rack products. These are display-mounting products rather than IT rack hardware, so treat them as a separate purchase decision from your server or network rack.

Cable Management

Cable management appears both as a top-level category and as a rack accessory. It covers organizing and securing cabling — within a rack, along a wall, or behind a desk. If your goal is simply to stop cables from tangling or to keep runs neat, this is the category to start with; if you're building a rack, add cable management as part of the rack accessory order rather than separately.

PC Security and Charging Cabinets

The PC Security group covers:

• Charging cabinets and accessories
• DVR security lock boxes
• PC / LCD security

These are for physically securing or charging equipment rather than mounting or organizing it.

How to Choose

Match the product group to your installation:

• Equipment on a wall, limited space → wall mount rack, swing-out cabinet, or wall mount shelf.
• Multiple servers needing front and rear support → 4-post open frame rack or server cabinet.
• Patch panels and light network gear → 2-post open frame rack.
• Enclosed rack with heat concerns → server cabinet plus fans and filler panels.
• Just cleaning up cabling → cable management.
• Securing or charging devices → PC security / charging cabinets.

A Note on Pricing and Availability

The site's new arrivals listings show example prices for some adjacent products (for instance, an open SFP slot gigabit fiber media converter at $36.75 and a 1FT Cat6 patch cable at $2.10), but the rack, mount, and cable management categories themselves don't carry listed prices in the available page content. Check the individual product pages for current pricing and stock before ordering.