Audio / Stereo Rack

For 3 decades I used a Solid Steel Vertical rack, but over time I replaced the supplied shelves with various exotic shelving. About a year ago I decide to explore horizontal rack. I found a guy on Nextdoor selling a DIY solid maple table 2' x 6' x 2" . I only used the top and picked up a pair of matching iron frame book ends, which I put on Harbor Freight dollys: AWESOME. See my Virtual system pics

Pretty happy with my butcher block acoustics rack. They can be expensive for a custom setup. They do blocks for mono amps too. I sent them an email and they called to walk though my build. You can see my rack in my virtual system. 
 

I found a very nice looking and solid wood and steel unit (no veneer) labeled Nautica brand my gear is now on at Home Sense for less than $350. A steal! I’d check out places like that. You never know. Furniture marketed to audiophiles may be of very good quality but almost always carry a premium price for what you get.

@muaythai Is this what you are looking for? Music Direct, in stock…

https://www.musicdirect.com/equipment/furniture/solidsteel-s4-series-wide-audio-rack/

Option S4-4 wide black

Why do people buy amplifier stands without casters??

This has perplexed me for so long. There are limited places that sell amplifier racks with casters. Sound anchor, is a wonderful source for an amp rack. Solid steel and customized to your dimensions and the cost is unbelievably reasonable.
 

Salamander racks are good but they do a very poor job providing good amplifier stands. They are not big enough.  On their website they have a picture with an amp on one of their stands and it extends over the rack by a few inches. Terrible design for amplifiers, you would think they would do better. Also their website is horrifying, put the pricing isn't so bad so you gonna put up with it.