Kinda sorta.
One can easily spend $600+ on something from AnthroCart.
I made a small rolling cart for 2 tower PCs, space for a keyboard and a monitor, and a bottom shelf, on casters, out of 3/4" plywood and some oak 1.5" x 1.5" posts. That was maybe $100-$150.
It sounds like you really want something customized for your dimensions, made out of aluminum framing material. 80-20 has everything you need, and will cut and drill everything to your exact specifications (and even work with you on the design). But it won't be cheap (though I don't know how much it will be). There's a lab at work that was renovated and it has an elaborate, customized, overhead rack system from them.
If you have a miterbox and a hacksaw and are patient, you can cut the extrusions yourself. McMaster-Carr sells similar framing parts, fasteners, etc., but you'd have to do the design and cutting (and any drilling) yourself. Now that I check more carefully, they will cut pieces for you as well, but cut prices are by the inch.
Alternatively, you could think about getting some chrome wire shelving. Lowe's, HD, etc., can have a decent selection. I think it's better to buy things like that in the store because shipments of stuff like that from Amazon can get really beat up, and returns are a pain. You might need to get some other material to cover the horizontal wires, though, depending on the details of your application. Lots of them don't come with casters, but they often are tapped for casters and one can add them pretty easily (if that's your thing) though the thread might be weird (some are metric).
HTH a little. Good luck!
Cheers,
Scott.
I made a small rolling cart for 2 tower PCs, space for a keyboard and a monitor, and a bottom shelf, on casters, out of 3/4" plywood and some oak 1.5" x 1.5" posts. That was maybe $100-$150.
It sounds like you really want something customized for your dimensions, made out of aluminum framing material. 80-20 has everything you need, and will cut and drill everything to your exact specifications (and even work with you on the design). But it won't be cheap (though I don't know how much it will be). There's a lab at work that was renovated and it has an elaborate, customized, overhead rack system from them.
If you have a miterbox and a hacksaw and are patient, you can cut the extrusions yourself. McMaster-Carr sells similar framing parts, fasteners, etc., but you'd have to do the design and cutting (and any drilling) yourself. Now that I check more carefully, they will cut pieces for you as well, but cut prices are by the inch.
Alternatively, you could think about getting some chrome wire shelving. Lowe's, HD, etc., can have a decent selection. I think it's better to buy things like that in the store because shipments of stuff like that from Amazon can get really beat up, and returns are a pain. You might need to get some other material to cover the horizontal wires, though, depending on the details of your application. Lots of them don't come with casters, but they often are tapped for casters and one can add them pretty easily (if that's your thing) though the thread might be weird (some are metric).
HTH a little. Good luck!
Cheers,
Scott.
