RackCabinet

Revision as of 00:19, 11 October 2010

Cabinet with a square footprint with rails spaced as a 19 inch rack along all faces.
- ie, cabinets are not designed with an explicit 'front'
- Advantage of square footprint is that rack-mount shelves can be mounted to face outwards from the sides (for use as speaker stands or random cabinet trinkets shelving, etc)
Two cabinets roughly 2metres high (42 RU?) for speakers and storage.
Two cabinets roughly 60cm high (12RU?) to make a base for TV. This should be suitable height and proportion for a LARGE modern flatscreen TV.
For remote control access through doors, an IR-retransmitter may be required. Alternatively, bluetooth remotes

Welded/rivetted metal in an industrial steampunk style, ie, welds and rivets, but not much (any) victorian frill. Heat scoring on the bare metal is a plus
Doors as aged-wooden doors of a similar style/

ie, this should look like a vintage welded iron+wood table, which has decided to be a rack for a while.

Side doors should be simple wooden doors of similar style.
- Note that conjoined racks do not need door panels, neither are panels needed for the rear

Some things may need to be custom designed?

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 {{TOCright}}
-== Premise ==
+nAkZHj  <a href="http://altsarztubwj.com/">altsarztubwj</a>, [url=http://wjxvacqmmcif.com/]wjxvacqmmcif[/url], [link=http://ioovkipdsfhj.com/]ioovkipdsfhj[/link], http://jkirjjeayduo.com/
-* People make variable-sized cabinets to hold their entertainment system.
-* People make standard-cabinets to hold their computer equipment (aka: Racks)
-* Computer equipment is becoming more an entertainment system every day.
 == Solution? ==