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Server Rack Installation
Services Overview
We install, position and fit out server racks and enclosures of every standard format. That covers delivery and unpacking, placement and levelling on raised floor or slab, bolting and bonding, PDU and rail fitting, hardware mounting, airflow management with blanking panels, and tidy cable routing. Whether it is a single cabinet in a server room or a full suite in a colocation hall, the rack is left plumb, earthed, labelled and ready for load.
Why It Matters
Racks are the foundation everything else sits on. A cabinet that is not level, not bonded or not properly airflow-managed causes rail binding, hot spots, tripped breakers and failed inspections. Getting the rack right on day one is far cheaper than unpicking a full suite once it is populated and live.
How It Works
01. Rack specification and floor plan check
02. Delivery, unpack and inspect
03. Placement, levelling and bonding
04. PDU, rails and hardware mounting
05. Airflow management, labelling and handover
We're here to help
Need racks delivered, placed and fitted out? Send us your rack list and floor plan and we will confirm scope, access requirements and a fixed price.
We install all standard 19 inch formats, most commonly 42U, 45U and 47U cabinets in 600 and 800mm widths and 1000 to 1200mm depths. We also handle open frame racks, wall mounted cabinets and vendor-specific enclosures including Supermicro.
Yes. We regularly install alongside live equipment. We agree access, protection of existing kit, dust control and working hours in advance so your running systems are not disturbed.
Yes. Vertical or horizontal PDU fitting, rail installation, blanking panels, brush strips, cable trays, baskets and full patch management are part of the standard scope. Everything is labelled to your convention.
A crew typically places and levels 4 to 8 empty cabinets per day, or 2 to 4 per day when full fit-out with PDUs, rails, cabling and hardware mounting is included. The survey confirms the exact plan.
Yes. Racks are levelled, bolted or seismically braced where required, and bonded to the earthing system in line with the facility standard. Bonding is verified and recorded before handover.
Yes. Pallets, cardboard and packaging are removed and recycled as part of the installation, which matters in a datacenter where debris and dust are a genuine operational risk.
