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TLDR: Do we center the media wall based on room width or wall width (includes primary doorway)

Context: Our living room wall in our new construction home is 21’ W but that includes a doorway on the right side. The furniture in the room will be centered on room width (so including primary doorway), not the flat wall (198” W to the left of the doorway).

Dimensions for those interested:
* Room: 21’ W × 21’ D
* Ceiling: 10’ / 120” high
* Entire wall width: 21’ / 252”
* Drywall section from the left wall to the bedroom hallway opening: 198”
* Visual center of the room: 126” from the left wall

Kind of an obscure question but how strict do you believe the 130lb weight capacity is on the NavePoint 22U, 23" D Networking Cabinet.

That seems awfully low for a 22U rack and the equipment I'm specking out to fill it would be right at or even just a bit over that weight.

I'm really wanting a white rack and ideally would not want to have to paint a black network cabinet.

I was looking into wall mounting this, which is why I even thought to check the weight capacity. If I de

Kind of an obscure question but how strict do you believe the 130lb weight capacity is on the NavePoint 22U, 23" D Networking Cabinet.

That seems awfully low for a 22U rack and the equipment I'm specking out to fill it would be right at or even just a bit over that weight.

I'm really wanting a white rack and ideally would note want to have to paint a black network cabinet.

I was looking into wall mounting this, which is why I even thought to check the weight capacity. If I d

Looking for a 72-74” recessed electric fireplace that puts off heat and ideally can be integrated with home assistant (z-wave, zigbee, RF blaster, whatever) and/or that I could control with a Lutron Pico remote as an intermediary to HA control.

Media wall dimensions planned:

* Recessed TV box width: 77”

* TV visible width: ~75”

* Reveal: ~1” on each side

* Mantel: ~75” wide

* Vertical Media Wall: 95” wide

Ship to the east coast of the US, budget can range up to ~$2,500 USD.

Also open to feedback on this design. Will have cabinets and floating shelves on the sides that are 24” wide. Ceiling height is 12’. Room width is 21’ while the usable wall space is 16’ 6”. The media wall

Any idea what if Ubiquiti is planning to introduce UPS-triggered outlet shedding (turn off non-essential PDU outlets during battery operation) in the near term for deployments with UPD and PDU together.

Also, any expectation that Unifi would introduce Remote outlet rebooting and Outlet-level monitoring
on the UPS comparable to the PDU?

I’m debating a UPS + PDU rack combo or just going with 2 UPS (one covering my network gear and the other my protect gear).

I’m not looking for long runtime support for extended power outages. Just enough to cover for short outages/blips during storms lasting a handful of minutes, surge protection and graceful shutdown if needed.