Designing this 37U rack and would welcome feedback/suggestions on the order of items in the rack (wanting a balance of aesthetically pleasing, temperature control and logical placement) as well as if anything is missing or should be changed.

Other items not pictured here include:

* Two (2) U7 Pro XG APs
* One (1) U7 Pro Outdoor
* Twelve (12) UniFi In-Ceiling Speakers
* Four (4) Dymension Outdoor AW-650 speakers
* Seven (7) G6 Pro Turrets
* Five (5) G6 Mini Domes
* One (1) G6 Entry Standard
* DAC Connectors between all supported devices through the Aggregation

The home is 5,000+ sq ft, two-story standard drywall+stud wall construction with AT&T Fiber (currently 5GB but future proofing to higher speeds).

Misc notes/questions:

* I opted out of an RPS as I don't think the value is there, the devices are pretty reliable and I'll have UI Care on everything.
* I've grouped the power products aesthetically but I'm sure there is an argument to be made to move both RPS units to the bottom and then the PDU and respective brush panels above them. Is there really that big of a risk in the batteries leaking?
* I've split the Switches into two 24-port instead of one 48-port so that I could have a logical separation of Protect and Network deployments but also an element of redundancy if one of the switches goes out.
* I've got several 1U blank OCD panels for both heat-related spacing/airflow but also aesthetics. This also leaves 5U of potential growth.
* This will go into a closet in the gym that will be open to the gym; so not trapping the heat in the closet per se. I feel like the AC Infinity should be enough airflow (the cabinet will have the glass front door and closed panels open all sides). I'm open to installing a larger AC Infinity AC Infinity CLOUDLINE PRO T8 to vent into the attic to both help keep the rack cool but also keep the temp under control in the gym. Thoughts on this?
* I'm hit or miss on adding the NAS. Today we stream everything on streaming services (Apple TV, Netflix, HBO, Disney+, etc), I don't own a ton of digital media and have no physical DVDs to load in. I also use GSuite for everything and stored Google Drive and Apple iCloud (maybe 150GB between the two). We're an iOS family (watches, tablets, phones and computers) so not really feasible to offload the iCloud storage as far as I can tell. Should I drop this or are there other cool uses for a NAS that I'm missing?

37U Rack Design Feedback