6U Wall Mount Server Cabinet Network Rack Vented Enclosure Locking Door

This server rack is a solid choice for home or small office setups. It's well-built, easy to install, and provides plenty of ventilation. The locking door is a must-have for security, and the cable management features are helpful. It's not the fanciest rack out there, but it gets the job done reliably.

Nice Network Box, easy to assemble and follow the assembly instructions and is a solid network box.

Great server rack! Perfect for our home labMetal feels a little thin for some of the heavier items and I noticed flex on rails when installing some items. But once they are in, it feels pretty solid.

Used this rack twice already and it works great! The door does slightly fall due to the hinges having play in them but its normal and its not like anyones going to pay attention to such detail. The door doesnt rub on the frame when closing or opening so thats good enough for me to say the least! Havent had either customer complain about them.

I was skeptical when I saw the package, and I was underwhelmed by the single sheet instructions. That being said, it went together easily and smoothly. It's easy to work in and it makes for a tidy network cabinet. It's a sturdy structure for sure. They included a few cage nuts too, which is really kind. I suggest picking up a box of cage nuts and bolts however, because there's only a few included. It does include concrete anchors for mounting it, but if you plan to mount to a stud wall, I suggest bringing lag bolts.I'm happy overall, and would buy it again.*Update* I did buy another unit for a second deployment. No issues with either unit. Same sketchy looking box.

I originally bought a Startech 6U server rack in March for my home network setup. The rack came fully assembled., it was in great shape from shipping, and the quality was good.I eventually outgrew that rack and needed to purchase a 12U one. I should have just purchased the star tech again, but instead tried this cheaper competitor and immediately regretted it.First of all, the rack came damaged because they load all of the panels inside the large front cover without securing them. So the whole time the unit is shipping, the panels inside are banging against the top and bottom of the front cover. By the time it arrives, the front cover has multiple dents all over it .Secondly, the instructions are poor, and the images reference a different model entirely. It’s a fairly straightforward piece to put together so that’s not a huge deal but it’s still an annoyance.Third, the overall quality is very inferior to the 6U Startech unit that I have. For example, the Torx screws will not thread into the holes to mount the front and back covers to the side panels. It’s just poor quality control, as the side panel holes are too small for the Torx screws. You basically have to bore bigger holes to get them to fit properly.Of course, this unit is big, bulky, heavy, and once you open the package there’s no getting it back in in order to return it. So if you open up the box, you’re basically stuck with the unit. Unfortunately, I’ll probably just be ordering a different model from Startech and giving this one away unless it’s refunded.

I've been using these now for about 6 months. I think I've purchased around 20 to 25 of them and they are my new Go To Rack for clients needing a small rack on the wall. Easy to build, super durable, well machined and looks great! One suggestion! They sell the inner rack separately! Don't forget to buy that as well.

It comes flat-pack and you need to assemble it yourself.I found it was actually easier to mount the back panel on the wall and then assemble the rack in place. This saved me from trying to hold the bulky rack and drill lag screws at the same time.The keys/locks are a bit 'crunchy', but they work and i dont access it often.The cable inlets at the top/bottom are knock-outs. The metal tabs that hold them in are pretty sharp. I filed them down to avoid damaging my cables.