B-Line Eaton series single sided distribution , 140" height, 123" length, 9.25" width, 10 vertical with 16 shelves, ASTM A36 structural steel, Telco g

Ten verticals with 16 shelves, single sided. Block and wire management capacity scales off that shelf count, so if your cross connect count needs more terminating space than 16 shelves across 10 verticals gives you, size up on frame length rather than trying to stack blocks tighter.

493.451 lb for the frame itself. That is a two-person-plus-equipment unload and a freight delivery, not a parcel drop, and the structure arrives before any blocks, jumpers, or cable are added, so plan floor loading on the installed total rather than the bare frame weight. Anchoring to the slab and overhead bracing is normal practice at this height.

Single sided is the choice when the frame sits against a wall and is worked from one face only, which is what the 9.25 in width reflects. If the frame will free stand in the middle of the room and you want to terminate and cross connect from both faces to double capacity in the same floor length, a double sided universal distribution frame is the correct type instead. Wall clearance for the rear is not required with a single sided run, but keep working aisle at the front.

Order it as Eaton B-Line SB60914010TG. That number covers the single sided universal distribution frame, 140 in high, 123 in long, 9.25 in wide, with 10 verticals and 16 shelves in Telco gray. Terminal blocks, jumper wire, and any overhead cable runway are separate items and are not part of the frame.

ASTM A36 structural steel with a Telco gray powder coat. A36 is the standard hot rolled structural grade, which is why the frame can be through-bolted, anchored, and carry auxiliary framing and cable runway loads. The Telco gray finish matches conventional central office framing, so it blends with existing runway and ladder rack in an established MDF.