B-Line Eaton series single sided distribution , 108" height, 94" length, 9.25" width, Terminal block for central office cross connect, 2 vertical with

It supports terminal blocks for central office cross connects. In practice that means it is the steel skeleton a telco or structured cabling crew mounts 66 or similar terminal blocks onto so copper pairs can be cross connected in a central office or main distribution room. It is not a server rack and has no EIA rack rails, no cabinet, no doors.

Two verticals with 10 shelves. That shelf count is what sets your terminal block capacity, so if your cross connect count needs more mounting positions you are looking at a different configuration or a second bay rather than adding shelves to this one.

Single sided, like this 9.25 inch wide B-Line frame, mounts blocks on one face and is meant to go against a wall, so it uses the least floor space and you work it from the front only. A double sided frame gives you roughly twice the block capacity in the same footprint length but has to be free standing with working clearance on both faces. If your MDF room is a corridor or a wall run, single sided is the one that fits.

What is described is the frame itself: two verticals, 10 shelves, steel, Telco gray. The terminal blocks it supports are a separate purchase, so plan your block type and count, plus any anchors your floor requires, alongside the frame order.

ASTM A36 structural steel, finished in Telco gray. A36 is the standard structural carbon steel grade, which is why these frames take block loading and cable weight without racking, and Telco gray keeps it matching existing central office ironwork.

74.206 lb. That is a two person carry at most, but remember the piece is 108 inches long in one axis, so the problem on site is length and awkwardness rather than mass. Anchoring to floor and, where required by your facility practice, to overhead cable rack is what keeps a frame this tall stable once it is loaded.