A handmade 10U angled studio rack on casters, built to order in Portland, Oregon. The rack leans back so you can see and reach every knob, and it rolls wherever the session is.


Built from Baltic birch plywood with glued rabbet joints: every panel seats into a groove cut in the next, so the wood carries the weight and the rack stays tight for years instead of loosening like flat-pack racks do. It ships fully assembled, with nothing to put together or retighten.


DETAILS

• Fits standard 19 inch rack gear, 10 rack spaces (10U)

• Angled body: 16" deep at the base, 12" deep at the top; the rack rails sit 1/4" behind the front edge

• Outside size: 20 1/2" wide x 25 1/2" tall on wheels (21 1/2" inside height)

• Four hand-finished colors: Natural, Caramel, Chocolate or Charcoal. Send us a message with your finish after you order (see the finish photo)

• Casters ship with the hardware to mount them; the holes are pre-drilled

• Free shipping in the US


Other sizes, desktop racks and rolling racks are in our shop. Need a custom size? Send us a message.


Handmade in Portland, Oregon • Built to order in about 2 weeks • Built by a musician and woodworker

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ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • 10U Angled Studio Rack
Finish
  • Natural, Caramel, Chocolate or Charcoal
Categories
Year
  • 2026
Made In
  • United States

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Portland, OR, United States
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