Raising ELECTRONIS 15U 4 Post Open Rack Frame Rack Enclosure 19 Inch Adjustable Depth Aluminum

This thing worked great, comes completely broken down and you just put it together with a couple of wrenches and screwdriver. I couldn't take pictures of it because where I had it, I couldn't bring in a camera (don't ask). But it does build pretty easy and should just work.

This is a nice 4 post rack. The rack came in a smaller than expected flat pack box that survived shipping remarkably well considering its weight.The rack assembled easily with a 10mm socket and I believe it was a 6mm Allen socket.The holes are well marked with the U numbers. The square holes are easy to use with the included rack nuts with clips or with rack rails designed for square holes.This rack replaced an old network rack that was not deep enough for my home server lab equipment. I have (3) 2U Dell servers, a 2U jbod disk shelf and a 2U APC UPS with a custom lithium battery pack. I have mounted the rack on a 2x4 frame with large rubber caster wheels so I am able to roll the rack in and out of a tight corner I keep my equipment in.My only regret with this rack is not getting a taller one with more Us… otherwise very happy with this rack and should have got myself a 4 post rack years ago.

Good quality aluminum open rack system. Comes unassembled but is easy to put together. Rack unit is the standard 19" size and works well for networking, audio, or any equipment that is made to fit into 19 inch racks. There are holes on the front and back. Instead of threaded holes, the rack has square holes and they include M6 screws and cage nuts. You can easily purchase more hardware if needed.One nice feature of this rack is how easy it is to adjust the depth, making it perfect for custom mounting situations. There are size markings on the side so it's easy to make sure both sides are the same without having to measure. I got the smaller 15U unit and I'm very happy with it. It's more than sturdy enough and I'm sure the largest 42U size is also very sturdy when loaded with equipment. I'd recommend mounting larger racks to the ground, I'm not going to do that with mine since I'm using it for audio equipment and I'll be replacing pieces fairly often.No complaints, this is a good quality open frame rack and should outlast any equipment you put in it.