Penn Elcom R1291K/2L Sliding Rack Drawer (1U) with 2 Slam Locks (for Audio Racks, Home Theatres, IT), 15 Inch Depth

Exactly what I needed and as advertised! With the back rack rail connections on it is extremely sturdy and the locking mechanism locks nice and snug.

This rack drawer is very well made and I installed rather quickly and easily. Just need to pre-measure the depth to get back brackets set properly. My only complaint is that it’s kind of a tight fit and the drawer doesn’t slide in and out so easily, but I’m okay with that as it is very stable when pulled out partially. Very little wobble!

Very well built. It feels heavy duty, although I wouldn't intentionally put that to the test, but it was a lot heavier than I expected, and the drawer was material was a lock thicker than expected. Which is a great thing!I looked into this drawer specifically because all the other ones I found on Amazon had reviews about them only opening half way, or that it was very flimsy and easily formed dents, or even that it wouldn't stay shut without a key. Which seems ridiculous, considering the solution to all of that is simply with this drawer right here.But these locking latches are perfect. And like I said, it has great build quality. It opens all the way too.However, I should mention that it wobbles side to side a tiny bit when it's pulled all the way out, IF you don't screw in the back rack screws. Which is understandable, considering it's long rails. Now, the ONLY reason I haven't utilized the back mounts is because my rack case only has front mounts. Other than that tiny flaw, this thing is 10/10 for me.Also, the packaging was super secure and it actually delivered a lot faster than expected. I actually didn't even get a shipment notification until AFTER it was delivered. Which was super weird, but hey I'm not complaining!And to the guy who rated this product 2 Stars, I'm very mad at you because now everyone at first glance thinks this product is 3.5 stars. Hopefully my review does it some justice!PENN ELCOM! WOOHOO!

sturdy construction, smooth glide, rear mounting easily fit my 19" deep rack. The Slam Locks take a respectable amount of pressure with your fingers to open the locks, but not impossible, and I prefer the locks be tight enough to resist shock and vibrations of transport.

Upside:It is of good quality. Well built excellent fit an finish.I am a network administrator by trade. I've worked with a lot of rack mount equipment in my 30+ years. One of the best things about it is unlike most other drawers I've seen, this pulls out to over 90% of the depth of the drawer. Most other aren't even close.Downside: (Just for me. It may fit your rack case perfectly) It is a good piece of hardware.After installing the drawer, I noticed that it slid nice and easy until I got toward the middle of it's travel. At which point It got fairly hard to push. Once I got a bit past the center of travel it was fine again. Same for the reverse direction.I took it back out and noticed that near the center of travel, there's another set of attachment points that came away from the rails then returned to parallel the outside wall on the case. They were sticking out enough to inhibit the travel of the drawer.I took them off the drawer, out to the garage, put them in a vice and flattened them. I'm not really sure why they are there. The rails themselves are sufficiently strong enough to support the drawer unless you filled it with led (an obvious exaggeration). The only other thing that I've noticed is that there is a "tab" at the front end of the rails that is bent at about a 95° angle. If you close the drawer too hard enough times it will bend back toward 90° eventually, the the tab will stop the latches on the front of the drawer from working. You just have to tap them back into place. It is a slight annoyance.Would I buy this product again? Absolutely. The fix was a minimal amount of work.

Should have bought one years ago. Great price.

Works great for a guitar pedal rack shelf. Ignore the review of the user shaking it back and forth in the videos. The user failed to mount the rear rack mounts. Once properly mounted it’s perfectly sturdy for this application. Loosen the screws and move the middle one to the next hole if needed and you’re set.

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