Fiber optic cable management rack

A cable management rack for enabling securing, supporting and routing of bundles of fiber optic cables therealong at an optical fiber interconnection bay containing a plurality of interconnection enclosures, comprising:

• a framework including at least a pair of vertical frame members spaced apart and enabling support for affixing interconnection enclosures at respective sites in vertical stacks between each pair;
• first brackets fastened at least to an outer vertical edge of each end one of said frame members spaced from a said enclosure stack along an inner vertical edge thereof, providing for securing thereto ones of said cables routed vertically along a said vertical edge;
• at least second brackets securable to each said frame member adapted to support ones of said cables about turns from vertical to horizontal orientation for ends thereof to extend to a said enclosure for fiber optic interconnection, such that said turns maintain at least a minimum radius thus protecting optical fibers thereof;
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• each said frame member including a columnar array of fastening sites along each vertical edge adjacent a said enclosure stack enabling fastening thereto of at least one said second bracket at a selected said fastening site, said cable management rack thereby being modular.