10 Great Looking Racks: 2008 Edition
CE Pro and Middle Atlantic Product's first annual Show Us Your Racks! feature has become the most popular gallery on cepro.com -- ever. Generating more than 185,000 pageviews, your fellow installers certainly like to check out great work.
In the 2nd annual Great Looking Racks feature, sponsored by Middle Atlantic Products, we present even more A/V racks with some unique stories and innovative solutions to installation problems.
From needing to fit the rack into a tight space to monster installations, you're doing some awesome things that we're proud to showcase. Descriptions from the installers have been edited for publication.
Click here to view the 10 Great Looking Racks for 2008.
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4 Comments (displayed in order by date/time)
Maybe it should of said “Show Us Your Metal Racks”, or “Show Us Your A/V Racks”, but that is not as humorous as “Show Us Your Racks”. Loosen up your zip tie a little bit, and if you are offended by it, just turn the page….
Oh, please, J.S. This is an innocent light-hearted title, and does not cross any sexism or discriminatory lines. Would you have a problem with a title “Show us you’re Nuts about electronics!” ???
Lighten up, Favre.
I’m a CE Pro editor and one of the industry’s few chicks. I have no problem with it, but I guess I’m not your typical girl either.
Elan (whose marketing vp is a woman) handed out “Nice Rack” t-shirts at a recent training event.
Middle Atlantic has used some double entendre in the past.
If anything, the “nice rack” theme is overdone.
Ours is a male-dominated industry. I suspect most of the women here take these “offenses” lightly.





The headline and lead sentence of this article (Show us Your Racks) are in very poor taste and are offensive to women with their obvious attempt at double-entendre humor. Stooping to this type of smug, college frat-boy nonsense is an embarrassment to the telecommunications industry as a whole and CE Pro in particular (there is nothing “pro” about it). I wonder how the women on your staff feel about this. And does Middle Atlantic Products appreciate sponsoring such an offensive, small-minded program?