For 10-inch mini racks · 1U target

One rack unit for the
ugly part of your HomeLab.

A universal, adjustable organizer concept for mixed-size power bricks — designed to keep adapters secured, vents clear, and cables under control.

VALIDATION PRICE $34.95 Target product price before shipping/tax. No payment today. This is not a preorder.

I’d consider buying this See the concept

We will only move to CAD / prototype work if the market signal is strong enough.

CONCEPT — NOT CAD

210W

135W

65W

mixed-size bricks strap-secured airflow-first

01Stop stacking adapters beside the devices they power.

02Stop sacrificing airflow just to keep power bricks in the rack.

03Stop rebuilding your layout every time one brick is a different size.

WHAT WE’RE VALIDATING

Not another shelf.
A place for the power bricks.

Existing 10″ shelves can hold adapters. The question is whether HomeLab owners want a purpose-built organizer that handles different brick sizes without turning the rack into a cable-management project.

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Adjustable

One 1U organizer intended to accommodate mixed-size adapters instead of one model-specific mount.

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Secure

Reusable straps are the current concept: easy to reposition, firm enough for a rack, no glue required.

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Airflow-first

Open areas under and around adapters rather than burying warm bricks in a solid tray.

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Cable-aware

Front / rear relief points so AC and DC leads have somewhere intentional to go.

TARGET USE CASES

Large bricks. Small bricks. Mixed racks.

2× larger PSUs Think high-wattage networking / workstation adapters.

4× mini-PC PSUs A cleaner pattern for clustered NUC / mini-PC setups.

Mixed equipment Router + mini-PC + switch adapter without a model-specific tray.

Reference adapters in the current research include a UniFi 210W power adapter and common Dell / Lenovo laptop-style bricks. Exact fit is not yet promised; your setup data will shape the first design.

MARKET VALIDATION

Would this earn 1U in your rack?

Tell us what you actually run. We’re collecting compatibility and price signals before any CAD, prototyping, or production budget is approved.

No payment
No preorder
No shipping promise yet
Optional follow-up only if you opt in

At $34.95, what’s your reaction? I’d buy itIf the final design does what this page describes. MaybeFit / details matter more than price. Only if it’s cheaperI like the idea, not this price. I only want the STLI’d rather print it myself. No — I’d keep my current setupA shelf / existing cable management is good enough for me.

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Your 10″ rack brand / model Which power bricks need a home? Most useful setup field. Anything that would make this a must-buy?

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BEFORE YOU ASK

Still an experiment.

Can I buy it now?

No. This page intentionally does not take money. We want evidence of demand before approving CAD, a prototype, or manufacturing work.

Will it definitely fit my 10″ rack?

Not yet. The current concept targets 10″ / 1U mini racks and adjustable mounting, but exact dimensions are not final. That is why the form asks for your rack model.

Is it metal or 3D printed?

No final material decision is being sold on this page. The validation research currently favors a low-inventory, locally produced first version if the concept passes its demand gate.

Why not just use a generic shelf?

You can. The proposed value is purpose-built retention, airflow, cable relief, and mixed-size organization inside one rack unit. This experiment exists to find out whether that is worth paying for.

One rack unit for theugly part of your HomeLab.

Not another shelf.A place for the power bricks.