Customer Reviews for VEVOR 12U Open Frame Server Rack, 23-40 in Adjustable Depth, Free Standing or Wall Mount Network Server Rack, 4 Post AV Rack with Casters, Holds All Your Networking IT Equipment AV Gear Router Modem

Assembled easily though the instructions were a bit lacking and could be an issue if you don't have a vision already. Included rack shelves make it a decent value. Works well for holding the AV gear I need!

a bit hard to screw by hand, but using a power drill worked fine. great for the price point.

Very sturdy. Easy to assemble. Excellent rack. It's huge with plenty of depth and comes with 2 shelves. This exceeded my expectations.

Epic. Just amazing product!

easy to assemble and very nice communication rack

Very well made good quality and well constructed materials excellence finish and delivery reliable.

Tout d'abord sur le rack en lui même, c'est bien fait, solide et facile à monter. Je voulais remercier le support Vevor, j'ai reçu le colis avec une plaque abîmée lors du transport et ils m'ont rapidement proposé une expédition d'une plaque de remplacement puis un remboursement de 20€ quand la logistique n'a finalement pas pu m'expédier la plaque de remplacement C'est sérieux

A little tedious to put together, but it's sturdy and handles a lot of weight (I have rack mount batteries in mine) and wheels nicely.

No complaints, it lines up fine. Sure, there’s going to be a little brute force pushing here and there, welcome to working with stamped metal. For what this costs, I’d buy 50 more, without batting an eye. It’s mounted to the wall, which is perfect for my application. The problem that some may face is that it is a wall mounted, 4 post rack, so when mounting it to the wall, you lose the ability to fasten devices at both ends, essentially becoming a two post rack with some added rigidity. If you are mounting switch’s, shelves, and shorter devices like pro-audio equipment, you’ll not have any issue. If you want to mount a 24” deep server, it won’t work for you. If you have a really deep UPS unit like my 20amp Liebert, then put it on the bottom most slot, and use a block of wood, or be a real man and 3D print a wedge that you can use to support the back of the device and use the rear, bottom of the rack as a base. The UPS unit will not sag or bend up its mounting ears over time. That UPS unit which is now properly supported, serves as another stable base for other heavy devices that can go on top of it. The same kind of rack is hundreds more from competitors, but if you have 10 cents of plastic, or a free piece of wood, you can easily overcome any potential area of concern and your network devices will be solid.

Goes together easily Holds my network gear. Shelves are sturdy enough.