Middle Atlantic Wall Mount Racks & Enclosures

Pivoting, sectional and low-profile wall racks for rooms that have no floor space to give.

When there is no closet and no floor, the rack goes on the wall. Middle Atlantic's wall-mount line covers the full range: DWR and EWR pivoting racks that swing out for rear access, WM and WMRK sectional wall racks that carry serious weight, VMRK multibay vertical racks for broadcast and control rooms, VWM low-profile enclosures for shallow walls, and ISRK sloped desktop racks for operator positions. Every one uses standard 19-inch EIA rails, so the same shelves, blanks and power strips used in a floor rack drop straight in.

Wall Rack Families in This Collection

• DWR Series — pivoting wall-mount racks that hinge away from the wall for full rear access without unracking anything.
• EWR Series — economical pivoting wall racks for smaller equipment loads and tighter budgets.
• WM & WMRK Series — sectional wall-mount racks and configured server-style wall racks with higher weight ratings.
• VMRK Series — vertical multibay wall racks for broadcast, control and technical rooms.
• VWM Series — low-profile wall-mount enclosures with back panels and shallow depth.
• ISRK Series — sloped desktop and console racks for operator and reception positions.
• Doors, Back Panels & Caster Bases — the enclosure options that finish any of the above.

Why Specify a Wall Mount Rack

• Reclaims floor space in classrooms, huddle rooms and retail back-of-house
• Pivoting designs give rear access in a corridor-width space, which a fixed rack cannot
• Lockable doors and back panels secure equipment in semi-public rooms
• Standard 19-inch rails, so shelves, blanks and PDUs are shared with your floor racks
• Wall-load ratings published per model, so structural sign-off is straightforward
• Vented and fan-ready tops for equipment that generates real heat

Typical Applications

• Classroom and lecture-hall AV closets
• Huddle rooms and small conference rooms with no rack closet
• Retail back-of-house and restaurant AV
• IDF and telecom closets sharing space with AV gear
• Broadcast and control rooms needing vertical multibay capacity
• Security, access control and camera head-ends

Choosing a Wall Rack

Frequently Asked Questions

How much weight can a Middle Atlantic wall rack hold?

Ratings run from roughly 100 lb on light VWM enclosures to several hundred pounds on WMRK sectional racks. The rating assumes correct mounting into structure — studs, backer board or unistrut — not drywall anchors. Always check the published load for the specific model and confirm the wall can carry it.

What is the advantage of a pivoting wall rack?

A pivoting rack such as DWR or EWR hinges away from the wall so you can reach the rear of every device while it stays racked and powered. In a corridor or narrow closet, that is the difference between a ten-minute service call and an unracking job.

Can I put a wall rack in a room with no closet?

Yes — that is the point of the line. Choose a lockable front door for semi-public rooms and a vented or fan-ready top if the equipment runs warm. VWM low-profile enclosures are the usual answer where the rack is visible.

Do wall racks accept the same shelves and accessories as floor racks?

Yes. They use the same 19-inch EIA rail pattern, so rack shelves, blank and vent panels, lacer bars and rack power strips are interchangeable with your floor-standing racks.

How deep a wall rack do I need?

Measure the deepest device including connectors and cable bend radius. Shallow wall enclosures around 12 to 18 inches suit switches, DSPs and small amplifiers; deeper 26-inch pivoting racks are needed for matrix switchers, UPS units and larger amplifiers.

Related Middle Atlantic Collections

• All Middle Atlantic Racks, Power & Technical Furniture
• Middle Atlantic Equipment Racks (Floor-Standing)
• Middle Atlantic Rack Cabinets & Enclosed Racks
• Middle Atlantic Slide-Out & Rotating Rack Systems
• Middle Atlantic Rack Shelves & Drawers
• Middle Atlantic Rack Doors, Side Panels & Security
• All Computer & AV Racks, Mounts & Shelves

Not sure the wall will carry the load, or which depth clears your switcher? Send us the equipment list and wall construction and we will specify it. Contact Us or call 1-888-230-3661.