Fixed at the rear, rated at 25 kg, and not a dimension in the bullets
STALFLEX 19-inch 1U shelf, rear fixing, variable depth, 25 kg
A 25 kg perforated shelf sold on a rear fixing and a variable depth, with five bullets of description and not one measurement among them.
Specifications
- Rack units
- One — stated in the title and in the second bullet, which calls the standard 1U and 19-inch format a guarantee of secure mounting
- Mounting depth
- Not published in the title or in any bullet — the title says variable depth and stops there. The manufacturer reference recorded for this listing reads 150 mm, which is a catalogue string rather than a published specification, and no bullet confirms it
- Cantilever or four-post support
- Neither is named — the title states that the fixing is at the rear, which is not the arrangement either of the two named terms describes. No post count and no front-flange description appears in any bullet
- Stated load rating
- 25 kg — stated in the title as the carrying capacity. It sits above three of the fixed shelves on this shelf and well below the four-post one
- Vented or solid surface
- Vented — the first and fourth bullets both describe a perforated shelf, credited with improving air circulation and with preventing equipment overheating
- Sliding or fixed
- Not published on the listing — no bullet says whether the shelf is bolted in place or runs on any kind of slide. The fourth mentions mounting equipment to it with cable ties to stop accidental slipping, which is about the equipment rather than the shelf
- Usable surface dimensions
- Not published on the listing — no width, no depth and no surface figure appears in the title or in any of the five bullets
- Fixings supplied
- Not published on the listing — no screws, no cage nuts and no washers are listed. The second bullet says the standard format guarantees secure mounting and names no hardware
- Amazon reference
- B0D9RT1V64 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 5903351265003
On the listing
A 19-inch rack shelf of one rack unit with a carrying capacity of 25 kg, a rear fixing and a variable depth; a perforated steel tray said to protect equipment from falls and overheating and to improve air circulation; a standard 1U and 19-inch format described as guaranteeing secure mounting and as fitting shallow cabinets to save space; a professional appearance and tidier organisation of a server room; ventilation openings that also make it easier to secure equipment with cable ties against accidental slipping; and universal suitability for any 19-inch cabinet holding a modem, a switch or a router.
Twenty-five kilograms, and no other number
Five bullets, and the only figure in any of them is the one in the title.
Twenty-five kilograms is a good figure for the money — better than the two cheaper fixed shelves in this hub, which state 15 kg and 16 kg. So the load-bearing case is made.
Everything else about the object is described in adjectives. Robust, solid, elegant, universal, practical. There is no width, no depth, no surface dimension, no thickness, and no weight.
A shelf is a part defined entirely by fitting into a measured space, and this is the listing on this shelf with the least measurement on it.
The rear fixing
The title says the fixing is at the rear, and nothing else on the page mentions it again.
That is unusual enough to be worth stopping on. The two arrangements used everywhere else in this hub are the cantilever, bolted to the front rails and carrying its load on the overhang, and the four-post, bolted front and rear and carrying much more. A rear fixing is neither.
It probably explains the variable depth in the same line — a shelf held at the back can sit at different distances from the front rails. But the page never joins those two facts up, and this site will not join them up on its behalf.
The perforation, described twice
The first bullet and the fourth both describe the ventilation openings, with two different reasons: air circulation for the equipment, and something to thread a cable tie through so that a device cannot slide off.
The second of those is a genuinely practical use of a perforated tray, and it is the only mention of securing equipment anywhere on this shelf of seven listings. A router that has been strapped down is a router that survives someone pulling on its power lead.
The reference that reads like a dimension
The manufacturer reference recorded for this listing reads as a colour, a rack width, a rack unit and 150 mm.
That last part looks exactly like the depth the bullets do not give. It is a catalogue string rather than a published measurement, and this site reports it as such: a strong hint about what was ordered, not a specification anyone has committed to. The distinction matters because a shelf bought on a hint and found to be 100 mm short is a shelf that goes back.
Before ordering
Get the depth and the surface width from the seller in writing, since neither is on the page. Ask what the rear fixing needs at the back of the cabinet, because a rear-fixed shelf and a two-rail cabinet may not be compatible. And add cage nuts and screws to the order — nothing is listed.
Availability
Priced from 13 € to 18 € across the German, French and Spanish Amazon stores the day this page was checked.
The Italian Amazon price runs past 1.6× the cheapest store. A gap that size normally marks a reshipper and not a seller in the country, so that listing stays out of the range above.
In the American and British Amazon catalogues with no live offer against it: the reference exists, nobody is filling it.
Every figure in this section is what Keepa held on the day this page was last updated. Stock and prices move without warning.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 10 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.