Needs some ideas on system rack and cd/dvd rack.. (1 Viewer)

[RodNoble]

I have looked/searched for flexi rack, and seen a few.. but i still havent seen anything that really cathes my eyes....

I would like to see some of your setups.. I havent made up my mind on what kind of system.. im open to anything...
what i had in mind was basicly my system on the right of my tv and my cd/dvds on the left of tv then my speaker towers on each side...
working with a 36" TV and a center channel.

I think i want to build it, but if i see a killer one in a shop i have no problem with that either

 

[RodNoble]

come on, 47 views and no one has taken a shot..

I have searched the archives and found a couple of DIY ideas.. but what i am looking for is a new idea... even a link to some companys that make some nice ones..

 

[Ted Drain]

I just posted some pics of my completed flexy with marble inserts in the shelves here:
Flexy thread
Here's some links to flexy's I found when researching what I wanted to build:
http://cblake.iwebland.com/photos/
http://my.execpc.com/~saruman/rack/nonemoreblack.html
I think most of the flexy ideas are pretty similar. There was a thread a few days ago that talked about using extruded aluminum tubing and T bolts to make a rack like the Salamander Synergy racks.
Salamander Synergy
I really like the way my flexy turned out... but, if I had to build a rack today, I probably try one with these posts. You can order the posts from:
Bosch Rexroth
I think this design is actually easier than the flexy since you just have to cut a top, bottom, and shelves. Screw some T-bolts into the grooves and you've got a rack. The Salamander web site has tons of ideas on making the rack look nicer:
- side panels made of wood, nylon mesh, or whatever
- front doors
- drawers
- black inserts for the front and side T grooves
The extruded aluminum posts are more expensive than threaded rod but they look a lot more professional. I also think they'd be better for holding the weight of a large TV.

 

[Bill_Weinreich]

Here's a thread with mine:
Not so flexi rack
Bill