Elliot Farnsworth
We purchased the 9U SRW 9.600 wall‑mount cabinet and installed it in our server room next to the main racks. The rack 9u price turned out to be very reasonable for the quality we received — assembly was quick, the frame is sturdy, and it’s convenient for equipment placement. After a couple of months of use, ventilation and cable access fully meet our needs. Overall, it’s an excellent solution for compact installation of network and server equipment in limited space.
Daniel Wilson
We chose the 9U SRW 9.450 cabinet for our server room, and it has fully met our expectations. The cabinet looks modern and sturdy, is easy to assemble, and provides good ventilation. The flexible mounting rails allow us to adjust it to our equipment needs. The only downside was that installation took a bit more time due to the limited space in the corner of the room, but overall, it’s an excellent choice for a small server room.
Ashley Roberts
For our small server room, we chose the 7U Rack, and it was a great decision. The rack has a very convenient and ergonomic design, making it easy to work with the equipment. We installed it under the desk, and the ability to fully open the rack without disconnecting any wires is a real advantage. It makes setup and maintenance much easier.
Ava Robinson
We purchased this 6U wall mount enclosure for our office and are very satisfied. It is perfect for storing our IT and audiovisual equipment. The enclosure looks stylish and modern, enhancing the appearance of our workspace. Assembly didn’t take much time, and the ability to easily remove the doors and side panels greatly simplifies installation and maintenance.
Tyler Morgan
We bought this 6U wall mounted data cabinet for our small server room. It was easy to assemble, and it\'s spacious enough for our equipment. It provides good protection against unauthorized access and has great ventilation. We really like that it\'s compact and looks neat. It\'s a bit heavy to move, but overall, it\'s a great choice.
Amanda Clark
We installed the 6U rack in the office, and it turned out to be a great solution for storing equipment. It\'s really convenient to have easy access to components, and the dust protection with the cable panel is a big plus. The rack looks stylish, and the installation was quick and simple. It does its job perfectly, and now all the equipment is within reach and secure.
Olivia Mitchell
The 6U network rack is a great choice for my setup. It offers excellent airflow, easy access to components, and keeps my equipment safe with its secure, lockable panels. The installation was smooth thanks to the adjustable mounting rails.
Olivia Carter
We installed the 6U rack in the office, and it has been a great addition to our server room. Easy access to components, good dust protection, and quick installation. Everything is organized, the equipment is secure, and the server room looks neat and functional.
Graham Whitlock
I installed it in the server room last month. The cabinet is sturdy, functional, and looks professional. Everything necessary was included in the package, which saved both time and money. Overall, it’s an excellent rack 12u for home use as well as for a small server room.
Joshua Evans
I installed this 18U two-post rack a couple of weeks ago. I\'m using it for switches, routers, and VoIP gear. It’s a practical choice for a network zone.
Ashley Thompson
12U enclosure with efficient, quiet cooling and thoughtful details like brush cable entries. Removable lockable panels make maintenance easy. Everything included for a quick setup (
Christopher Walker
This network relay rack makes installation and maintenance a breeze with perfect access to all gear. Cooling is superior to enclosed racks, and the adjustable depth is a major plus. Well-packed and easy to assemble. Knocking off one star as the metal edges are quite sharp, requiring careful handling during installation.
Nathan Cole
I bought this 4 post rack to house servers and network equipment. I adjusted the depth to fit different devices, from short routers to full-size servers. The installation was hassle-free, and the hardware is complete.
Justin Reid
Great space-saving 6U rack with excellent airflow and quiet operation. Easy access and very solid build. Delivery was smooth.
Ryan Mitchell
A great compact 4u data rack. Knocking one star for slightly misaligned mounting holes that complicated an otherwise straightforward install.
Benjamin Carter
I’ve been using this 4U network rack for three weeks in our server room. The hinged front corner makes it easy to access the equipment without unplugging anything, which is a big help during quick adjustments. The steel frame feels solid, and the black finish gives it a clean, professional look. I installed it without any issues — the mounting holes are spaced just right. The depth works well for patch panels and compact switches. It’s a practical solution that fits neatly into limited spaces.
Mark Ellison
We’ve been using this 3U desktop rack in one of our network zones for two months now. The hinged front corner allows easy access to the equipment without needing to disconnect anything, which saves time during maintenance. The rack feels sturdy, and the cold-rolled steel construction handles heavier gear without issue. We mounted it quickly thanks to the standard hole spacing. The compact format fits well under the desk and keeps the workspace organized. The packaging was slightly bulkier than expected, but overall this is a solid choice for small-scale deployments.
Daniel Brooks
I installed this 2U network rack in our equipment room to support a few patch panels and switches. The compact size worked perfectly for the available wall space, and I mounted it easily without any extra tools. The hinged corner gives me quick access to the gear when I need to make adjustments, without having to disconnect anything. The steel feels solid, and the black finish looks clean and professional. It’s a reliable choice for tight setups.
enhancementerich
Had to modify this shelf with a hacksaw... I bought this shelf for an SRE 6.600 I was deploying. However, when I tried to fit this shelf (after having built and mounted the rack), it wouldn\'t fit. There were no instructions on how to mount the shelf, but I presumed that I would need to mount the slotted holes on the side to the sideways cage nut posts. I did try to rotate the shelf, but it was too narrow to make it across the 19-inch spacing. When I tried to fit the shelf, however, I noticed that it interfered with the rear posts of the rack. I had installed the rear posts in the furthest position back and I specifically specc\'ed a 4-post rack because I need to rearmount a PDU. Removing the rearmost posts was not an option, and I had already mounted the rack to the wall. For a shelf which is literally designed for the SRE 6.600, this was a huge dissapointment. Not wanting to go through the hassle of a return, not to mention my unit arrived slightly damaged, I decided to cut two notches into the shelf in order to accommodate the rearmost posts. In the rackmount space, I know there are sometimes unforeseen challanges with mounting things, especially accross different brands, but for a shelf which is DESIGNED for a rack, this is frankly unacceptable.
lithiumflower
Good, cheap rack. The frame is held together by friction so tightening the screws/bolts with a proper wrench/screwdriver is 100% required. Even after tightening, it\'s still possible to shift it if you push on it but it stays in place otherwise. The manual says to use one of the nuts when attaching the wheels, but the version I was sent had nuts pre-welded to the bottom so they were already in place, probably should update that part. The larger cross brace normally used on the bottom (for floor mounting) can be swapped for the smaller on normally on top if you need to get the rack wheeled in closer to stuff or want to reduce the chances of clipping your ankles (technically, doing so gives you a bit of \"shelf space\" on top which can be handy). One thing I\'d like to see in a future model/revision is the top/bottom cross braces wrapping around the frame and screwing into either the side of the posts or the depth selector as a way of reducing the amount that it can shift.