Hardware: VESA mount interferes with rear access door

Problem

When the VESA mount is installed on the rear of the Krake enclosure, the mount plate overlaps the rear access-door area. This creates mechanical interference and prevents the door from being opened or sd card removed without first loosening or removing the VESA mount.

Expected behavior

The rear access door should open, close, and be sd card removable while the VESA mount remains installed.

Evidence

The supplied reference photos show the VESA plate extending into the access-door clearance area on the KRAKE-US0011 enclosure.

Acceptance criteria

• The VESA mount and all fasteners clear the rear access door throughout its full opening/removal path.
• The rear access door remains serviceable without removing the VESA mount.
• The revised fit is verified on the current enclosure prototype.

Possible design directions

Relocate, rotate, or reduce the VESA mount footprint, or revise the rear-door geometry so both features have adequate clearance.

Related: #446

Start with the supplied reference photos and inspect the current KRAKE-US0011 enclosure prototype, focusing on the VESA plate, fasteners, and rear access door. Evaluate the possible relocation, rotation, footprint, or door-geometry changes, then verify that the door opens, closes, and allows SD-card removal with the VESA mount installed.