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I purchased the KENUCO SOHO Mini 10'' Rack (9U height) in August 2023 in order to organize my small home network equipment (router, switch, video monitoring server, and an RPi4-based print/music/management server in an Argon One M.2 case). The KENUCO 10" rack was much more affordably priced than other cut-down width equipment racks in the US (sourced from A/V vendors), and seemed to be competitively-priced compared to what I could build myself with Penn Elcom rails to the level of fit/finish I was looking for.
A Wikipedia article on 19" racks shows the 10" width equipment rack specification as reduced in width from the standard 19" equipment rack specification, with the key difference being a narrower space between the vertical mounting rails and mounting holes. The vertical spacing of equipment (rack units) and the mounting holes in the rails are the same. In the US I have observed two A/V equipment vendors selling "half rack" (half-width rack) equipment racks similar to the 10" rack, but with slightly different dimensions: (Extron and Middle Atlantic Products (MAP)). I believe these are the width dimensions for each:
19" rack: clear space between vertical rails: 17.75", mounting holes horiz. distance: 18.312" on center
10" rack: clear space between vertical rails: 8.75", mounting holes horiz. distance: 9.312" on center
Extron "half rack": clear space between rails: 8.85", mounting holes horiz. distance: ? (slightly more than [the] 10" [rack's distance])
MAP "half rack": clear space between rails: 9.2", mounting holes horiz. distance: 9.73"
In all cases the rack is designed for an overlap of the front panel (or equipment mounting "ears") to cover the vertical rails so the equipment can be bolted to the rack. The 19" rack has about 19" total space, the 10" rack 10" or a little more, with the Extron "half-width" rack allowing about 10.1" and the MAP "half-width" rack leaving at least 10.4".
Unfortunately, since the 10" rack specification is smaller than either of the two "half-width" rack specs, accessories/equipment designed for one of the US half-width racks may not fit a 10" rack. Stuff targeted at the Extron spec has a better chance of fitting than stuff targeted at the MAP spec, I think, especially if it has horizontally-elongated mounting holes and doesn't push the equipment width to the limit.
The Kenuco rack itself is a credible shrunken-down instance of the 19" equipment racks that I've worked with in data centers. Mine came with a fan installed in the top, a glassed, locking front door, and removable/locking side panels. It was exceedingly well packaged and arrived undamaged.
Since most small home equipment doesn't come ready to mount to the 10" standard, shelves seem like the best approach to place equipment in the rack. It came with two partial shelves that could be bridged by a DIY panel, or it will accept standard 10" width rack shelves if you can find them affordably sourced in the US. I bought one Intellinet 10" width 1U shelf, but at $30 found it rather costly. Fortunately, I know a high school metal fab shop that agreed to take on fabricating some standard spec shelves for me as a student project. It may be overkill if all you have is a router, and I wouldn't try to mount a Wireless Access Point in one because its metal walls will act like a Faraday cage. For me, with four+ pieces of equipment to organize, along with some cabling, it is a fun way to play home data center.
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Product description
SOHO Mini 10'' Rack Mount Server Cabinet
- Minimal dimensions allow installation in small offices and households
- Weight Capacity Varies: 120lb - 140lb
- EIA/ECA 310-E Compliant
High Quality Materials and Construction
- 2mm cold rolled steel
- Electro-static powder coating
- Welded frame structure
- Rails with cage nut style bolting
Premium Quality and Durable
- Locking cabinet with glass door and sides to keep equipment cool
- Fully adjustable mounting rails and numbered U positions, with square holes for easy equipment mounting
- Removable top and bottom cable panels for a streamlined appearance
Fan included
- One pair of 10" vertical extrusions; can be moved back up to 20 mm
- Drilling template
- Mounting holes on back for wall installation
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Customers find the rack well-built and of good quality, with one mentioning it can hold quite a few devices. The door locking mechanism and included accessories receive mixed feedback, with several customers reporting issues with the door not closing properly and limited accessory options. Moreover, customers note that the rails are thin, the rack is 1/8th of an inch too narrow, and the fan is loud. The rail design also gets mixed reviews, with one customer noting issues with spacing.
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9 customers mention quality, 8 positive, 1 negative
Some things need to be improved, but overall a good product I installed it inside: USW-Enterprise-8-PoERead more
...All his designs work in this rack. Overall great rack quality. I traded out loud AC fan for Noctua one that was driven by AC to DC controller....Read more
...The cabinet is solid built and good quality. Mine had two big problems. One half-shelf (the little brackets on the side) was completely rusted....Read more
...small rack for some Ubiquiti gear and this thing looks great and is high quality but it does not come with any shelves and is a nonstandard size so...Read more
8 customers mention build quality, 6 positive, 2 negative
Really well built and sturdy. But totally not 10”. More like 10.5”. I only have 1 real 10” component: a patch panel....Read more
Overall good build quality, though it seems the newer versions come with thinner rails which means 10" accessories don't fit out of the box....Read more
...The door is literally glued together and does not have a metal frame, so it is ever-so-slightly askew....Read more
...The build quality is solid, and it’s very easy to work with — especially since the side panels can be removed for quick access....Read more
7 customers mention door locking, 3 positive, 4 negative
...for the locks, and only two sets matching my locks, so I have one panel I can't lock, thankfully it wasn't already locked....Read more
...Mine came with a fan installed in the top, a glassed, locking front door, and removable/locking side panels....Read more
...With these modifications I was able to make this work. The door closes but just barely. The glass just touches the wiring....Read more
...it’s very easy to work with — especially since the side panels can be removed for quick access. Perfect choice for compact setups or small home labs.Read more
6 customers mention included accessories, 2 positive, 4 negative
...The first one came with the correct rails, but this one came with the wrong ones, making it more than 10" wide....Read more
...It came with two partial shelves that could be bridged by a DIY panel, or it will accept standard 10" width rack shelves if you can find them...Read more
...It only comes with 2 shelves that can properly accommodate devices that are at least 9 inches wide. I was able to get my devices installed properly....Read more
...gear and this thing looks great and is high quality but it does not come with any shelves and is a nonstandard size so it’s hard to buy them....Read more
5 customers mention fit, 2 positive, 3 negative
...The width is too narrow to mount the switch even with moving the mounting panels to the outside of the rails....Read more
Overall end product works fine if equipment fits... heavily had to mod rails with spacers to fit 10 inch Atlas Power conditioner....Read more
...thinner than pictured which means the 10” shelves, ups, and other items don’t fit. Contacted seller to see if this is easily replaceable....Read more
...full shelves available that will fit this mini rack, so it can hold quite a few devices.Read more
5 customers mention rail design, 2 positive, 3 negative
...Third, QA is a bit lacking. Doors can sit a bit askew, rails may not be evenly spaced (front to back) or even plumb...Read more
...distance: 9.73" In all cases the rack is designed for an overlap of the front panel (or equipment mounting "ears") to cover the vertical...Read more
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...This is the second one I purchased. The first one came with the correct rails, but this one came with the wrong ones, making it more than 10" wide....Read more
6 customers mention thinner rails, 1 positive, 5 negative
Overall good build quality, though it seems the newer versions come with thinner rails which means 10" accessories don't fit out of the box....Read more
...Good quality and all but the rails I received on my rack are thinner making it more like 13 inches instead of 10....Read more
Rails were much thinner than pictured which means the 10” shelves, ups, and other items don’t fit....Read more
...Was inspired by DaGeezer's reviews but the rails are thin making it a 13 inch case....Read more
5 customers mention loudness, 0 positive, 5 negative
...I had to sand blast it and repaint it. The included fan was ridiculously loud....Read more
...Now it's perfect except the fan that is a bit loud....Read more
...Another note is the fan that comes with it is pretty loud and doesn't offer any speed control if you care about noise....Read more
The fan is too loud and the nuts of the frame were loose when I got mine so I lost one. Great frame for 3 hp elite desk mini computers....Read more
HIGHLY RECOMMEND!
This thing is AWESOME!!! 3D printed a few racks for my UniFi gateway Ultra, my USW 80 switch and my flex mini 2.5 switch. And I still have room to mount a few raspberry pi’s to add to my pi cluster. Comes with the fan (but says it doesn’t?) it’s really loud. My stuff doesn’t run hot so I didn’t plug it in. Might replace it with a quieter noctua or something but I really don’t need it. It’s very very customizable. You can move the front racks back if you need to. It being closed means no one can mess with anything inside and all sides lock. Highly recommend this for small 10” set ups
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- Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2023
- Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2021
Edit: Fixed it by printing some spacers and getting longer screws. Now it's perfect except the fan that is a bit loud.
Good quality and all but the rails I received on my rack are thinner making it more like 13 inches instead of 10. The parts I have printed won't fit because of this.
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- Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2025
- Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2025
This thing is AWESOME!!! 3D printed a few racks for my UniFi gateway Ultra, my USW 80 switch and my flex mini 2.5 switch. And I still have room to mount a few raspberry pi’s to add to my pi cluster. Comes with the fan (but says it doesn’t?) it’s really loud. My stuff doesn’t run hot so I didn’t plug it in. Might replace it with a quieter noctua or something but I really don’t need it. It’s very very customizable. You can move the front racks back if you need to. It being closed means no one can mess with anything inside and all sides lock. Highly recommend this for small 10” set ups
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- Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
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- Jonathan MarkevichReviewed in Canada on October 18, 2025
Super solid, includes lots of extras, but very loud fan.
- James H.Reviewed in Canada on October 29, 2025
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