STACKIT
RACK

A rack and stack system is a modular approach to building touring equipment racks. Individual rack cases are stacked vertically and mechanically joined to form one stable column. The Stackit Rack uses a proprietary interlocking mechanism to lock stacked units as one solid structure for safe transport and on-stage use.

It depends on how many rack units (U) of gear you need to house. The Stackit Rack is available in 2U, 4U, 6U, 8U, 10U, and 12U sizes. The 4U Standard is the most popular for bands and AV technicians. You can combine multiple sizes — a 6U and 4U for example — and interlock them as one unit.

Yes. All Stackit Rack cases use the standard 19-inch (EIA-310) rail specification with 470mm rail depth. Compatible with amplifiers, signal processors, patch bays, network switches, and all standard rack-mount equipment.

Yes. All Stackit Rack units share the same 550mm × 605mm footprint regardless of U size, so any combination stacks and interlocks. Mix 2U through 12U modules to build your exact configuration.

Yes. GigGear ships the Stackit Rack system nationwide from Melbourne to all states and territories.

Yes. RU (rack unit) and U mean the same thing — one rack unit equals 1.75 inches (44.45mm) of vertical mounting space. The Stackit Rack's 2U–12U range is identical to 2RU–12RU.

The Stackit Rack uses recessed slam latches and a flip-up slam lid for fast, tool-free access like a traditional slam rack — but adds a proprietary mechanical interlock so stacked units lock together as one column. It's a slam-style touring rack with true rack-and-stack capability.