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Fairly easy to put together - easy to increase depth with minimal load. Can increase depth to insane amount. Sturdy materials. Fair amount of cage nuts, screws and cable mgmt. pieces to start you off. Nice height for putting something on top. Decent casters. Nice price. Looks better in person than in images.

Price, thin but strong metal.

Perfect for the small desktop router or switch that needs a home in a rack.

The rack comes with the shelf, the fan, and the PDU (Power Delivery Unit) pictured, which is great. The 12U size gives me more than enough room with what I needed to put in there, and gives room for later additions. Item came with a broken foot, but I immediately reached out to their support team. They apologized and quickly sent out a replacement item. I received that item within less than a week (they are in Canada, I'm in the US.)

Solid, much thicker material than I expected. Easy to mount comes with cage nuts and hardware

Set up and install was easy Adjustable which is awesome Super sturdy

- Very solid construction - Thick steel - Easy to assemble (although I don't think there are instructions. But look at the picture, you figure it out.) - Cheap (compared to most other options)

There's not much to say about this thing. It's a shelf and it does what it says. + The manufacturing quality appears to be top notch. + Arrived in a well packaged box with the nice triple thick corrugated exterior. + Came with 4 very sturdy looking screws and cage nuts. + Lined up perfectly in my rack and doesn't appear to have any bends or dents in the metal. + One of the better prices for products in this range.

Sturdy Design and well constructed.

This is a nice rack for a large home LAN or a small/mid-sized office. I have a 1U, 24-port gigabit copper switch and a 1U, 24-port CAT6 patch panel mounted in mine, with lots of room to spare for growth of my home LAN. This item is designed to be mounted on the bottom side of a shelf (equipment mounted horizontally) or attached with screws to wall studs with the equipment mounted vertically. You may need a backing board, depending on stud spacing. I have mine mounted in an air-cooled, fully enclosed cabinet, on the underside of a shelf. Since there is no back to the thing, you can mount deep equipment and it will just hang out the back. The rack is constructed of heavy gauge steel and comes with lots of mounting hardware.