22U Wall Mount Network Server Cabinet Rack Enclosure Ventilated Door Lock 600mm Deep (22U)

I have to admit that based on previous reviews and the low price, I was little apprehensive about buying this rack. All of the parts and pieces were included, and were packed and protected well. Once all of it was put together, wow! Nice rack! I’m impressed. The rear rails are fixed and the front rails are adjustable depth. The side doors are really nice with latching mechanisms on the top and bottom. I have zero complaints! I really wanted a rack with a glass door, but I couldn’t justify the extra $100+. This is a perfect rack for my new home lab.

Fantastic value! It helps to have some mechanical knowledge for assembly, but very good quality, plenty of room for expansion and love the casters.

Tolerances are too tight and the unit bows with too much weight.

This cabinet is fairly good. Wheels are not included, so that's a trip to Home Depot. Unfortunately, the holes don't line up, and drilling was very difficult. Assembly took around 25 minutes. The thing is heavy! The doors don't close very well, so I used ductape.

I received this rack as a gift. [Something I'd wanted for some time, but couldn't justify the expense as my old, open-air rack still worked.] It arrived surprisingly undented. [Based upon other reviews, I expected it to be a battered heap.] As such, it all fit together perfectly, quickly. However, one of the plastic hinges arrived broken. I had to go without a door... Update: It took a month and a half to finally get a replacement (50¢) hinge delivered. I was delayed, delayed, then forgotten. They didn't bother even to include a replacement screw with the replacement hinge. Poor form. Customer Service: One Star. Pros: - Conceals the mess of wires. - Sturdy as hell (when assembled). - Plenty of room in the front/back/sides to work around/with. - Easy to remove/replace the side panels when running wires, hanging gear. Cons: - Yeah, the instructions were vague, but assembly really isn't all that difficult to figure out. - No mention that additional cage-nuts will be needed if we intend to fill the rack with more than but a few items. [Description didn't even mention it had nuts.] - The holes for the casters were a little small and made of stronger metal than the screws. Meaning, I had to bore the holes a little bigger to attach the wheels to the rack without stripping the screw-threads/heads. - Eighty pounds of steel and they used cheap plastic for the only two moving parts in the entire rack? [This is why engineers must be supervised: they are often the dumbest of smart people.] - There is no point in this rack having a lock when the hinges can simply be snapped off (with a fingernail). Minus one star for that, alone. Do Not Buy if this needs to lock, provide security, as-built. - Update: Wireless Disruptor. When fully closed, bluetooth signals can become unreliable. [Not sure about wifi, as I run ethernet to all my gear.] Gaming controllers can lag, streaming audio can start glitching. [Not unexpected, being made out of so much steel, but only discovered this a month and a half later when I finally installed the door.] Had to then rewire to place the ‘Nofriendo’ dock outside the rack. I (finally) hung/closed the door, then my kid started being all: "WTF? This stupid controller is broken! Gah, I just died!" Oh... that makes sense.

screws for the wheels are very difficult to screw in. I had to use different 10mm screws. The overall quality is ok for the price.