Salamander Archetype: Can they be "bridged" together?

Yes .... but....

All those nuts will drive you crazy. :)

What I mean is that you have to carefully assemble all the pieces in the right order. Nut, washer, rubber grommet, wood, rubber grommet, washer, nut......

I have a single stack rack for my bedroom and it’s hard as it is. Attempting to put together a bridge even more complicated. Maybe consider some racks from Butcher Block acoustics instead? Prettier, sturdier and easier to assemble.

BTW - So my own solution in my living room setup is to use two side by side racks and lay another shelf on top with nothing but gravity, and towels to hold it there.  TV goes on top of that middle rack.

The subwoofer and center channel rest between, the TV across. I’m quite smug about the setup, but in the future I want to buy fancier racks.

I like Butcher Block Acoustics very much. I will take another look and see if I can make that work.

Looking to place my Turntable, Full Size Phono Stage, and Power Supply on the left; Digital sources on the right; and Pre Amp and Amp in the Middle.

The amp is 17wx21dx11h (and has 10 tubes). I want the preamp on a shelf, well-above the amp.

OP
This is exactly what I did, built my own.
Not quite next to nothing but one heck o f a lot less than Salamander.

Home Depot supplied the stainless all thread for the rods and all the nuts and washers.
Amazon supplied 4 butcher blocks in Maple.
Drilled all the way through on three of them at corners and the fourth just drilled in approx 1 inch as this would be top shelf.

I love it!
Instantly adjustable shelves in a heartbeat for change of equipment.
Levels in seconds .
It's child's play to build it IMHO.

Check my system picture to see my rack.

Good luck.

Nice work, Uberwaltz!
https://systems.audiogon.com/systems/6466#&gid=1&pid=3

I will take another look at Home Depot's hardware supply capabilities.

What is the diameter and length of your rods?