B-Line Eaton series single sided distribution , 120" height, 100" length, 9.25" width, 6 vertical with 13 shelves, ASTM A36 structural steel, Telco gr

It is the steel backbone a telecom or low voltage room uses to carry terminal blocks for central cross connects. The 6 vertical uprights with 13 shelves give you the mounting real estate for block fields, and single sided means everything terminates on one face, so the frame can go against a wall instead of needing aisle access on both sides.

It comes in at 259.532 lb. That is a two-person minimum lift at best and realistically a rigging or lift-assist job at 120 in tall, and on a raised access floor in a telecom room you want the load spread to the structural slab or over pedestals rated for it rather than resting on floor panels alone.

Single sided, like the SB60912006TG, is the choice when the frame is going against a wall and all cross connect work happens from one face. If your room layout puts the frame in the middle of the floor and you need block fields terminating from both directions, a single sided frame will only give you half the termination capacity for the same footprint, and you want a double sided version instead.

Six vertical uprights and 13 shelves are part of the configuration, so it ships as a full frame assembly rather than a bare bay you have to populate with shelving separately. Plan your block layout around those 13 shelf positions before ordering.

The part number is SB60912006TG, an Eaton B-Line series frame. That single MPN covers the 120 in x 100 in x 9.25 in single sided configuration with 6 verticals and 13 shelves, so there is no separate finish or size code to specify.

ASTM A36 structural steel with a Telco gray powder coat. A36 is the standard mild structural steel grade, so the frame is welded and bolted steel rather than formed sheet, and the Telco gray finish matches the standard color used across central office and equipment room gear.

No certifications are attributed to this distribution frame. If your facility spec calls for a listed or agency-marked support structure, treat that as a separate requirement and verify against the spec before you commit.