PhanteksStackable 3.5" HDD Bracket Duo Pack Cases PH-HDDKT_03,Black

My newest PC build case fit all my needs except, it's a little short on racks to add additional 3.5 inch hard drives. So after much looking, I saw these Phanteks stackable brackets & they fit the bill for me PERFECTLY.I needed to squeeze my new 24TB 3.5 inch drives into my compact case where they could utilize the SATA MoBo ports. These brackets stacked right onto the shroud that covers the PSU & worked a treat.There's probably room for maybe 2 more to stack on top of these 2 when that need comes up.It was still a tight squeeze in my mid tower case, but these Phanteks brackets could not have worked better.They lock together perfectly, and while they have multiple ways they can mount depending on your case, I just used some very strong 3M double faced foam tape to stick the bottom bracket to the top of my cases PSU shroud & it held very firmly, while providing a slight cushion for the hard drives mounted in these brackets.As far as holding the hard drives & the ease of mounting into these brackets, it just could not have gone easier. Brackets fit the hard drives perfectly & all screw holes lined up exactly.My hard drives are staying nice and cool too, as these brackets allow the air flow through the case to circulate to the drives.These are very versatile & I feel I could not have made a better choice to add in my new hard drives.So far all is working fantastically. Great solution!

Worked perfectly for what i wanted. Allowing me mount 2 hard drives when only 1 was intended to be. :)

Good value. Would give it 5 stars but It didnt ship with any mounting screws. However, reached out to their support team and they send them no questions asked.

The stacks were stacking! They held the seagate hard drives I bought perfectly and fit even better! The screws definitely had a big part in that but still! It looks shiny and also it’s really durable! I think it was worth the money and it had made it into three separate builds I’ve made!

Put three trays in my atx case and works great. Stackable and well constructed.

I have an older case which included a hard drive cage. Problem is, it used slides which I have lost. The existing cage is removable so I pulled it out and stuck this in. Worked great

This two rack HDD retention device is really cool, the halves can be separated and the item can be mounted with rigid tape or rigid velcro, to the floor of the computer that you're attaching it to, I would use velcro because it's detachable, but of course get the rigid kind. Clean and sand with some sandpaper the metal portions of the areas you would use adhesive or Velcro on meaning both the hard drive rack and the interior surface of the pc, and this can accommodate a standard hard drive very well. I would definitely take a few measurements and make sure that your cables and such can hook to it answer that the removal of the rack if needed doesn't put any of the other interior components in danger of getting struck. Of course just keep in mind that when you're mounting your hard drive into the pc, measure twice and cut once. In my image, I have a 500 GB HDD inside the single rack and a 120 GB SSD resting on top of the single phantex unit. Definitely a great addition for a case project.

I bought an ABS gaming PC which was supposed to come with a drive bay, but didn't. Customer service told me it was a Thermaltake Versa H16 case, and would work with a Thermaltake drive bay, but those were not apparently sold separately.These Phanteks drive bays have four little tabs on the bottom, two of which snapped perfectly into two of the slots on the bottom of the Thermaltake case. Good enough for me! Came with four thumb screws and several Phillips screws, and feels very strong and sturdy.