Tecmojo 12U Open Frame Network Rack for IT & AV Gear, AV Rack Floor Standing or Wall Mounted,with 2 PCS 1U Rack Shelves & Mounting Hardware,Network Rack for 19" Networking,Audio and Video Device

Overall I truly like this rack, The look is fantastic, the included 2 shelves is a great bonus but I didn't use them on this job but now I have extra shelving for my next AV rack ! I like that the rack screws was included and even a cardboard templet is included to drill holes or screws on the wall. I did use my own mounting screws and don't remember if the mounting screws are included or not?Some folks suggest in the reviews all the screw holes don't line up and yes I found that to be true but in no way prevented me from using this rack 100% just looks like a tiny bit lacking in Q.C. but hey it excels every place else! Very sturdy, looks nice and high tech and the logo on the rack is cool but be aware it has a BOLD white tech MOJO logo on a black rack.Be sure to check your needed rack size as this was deeper than I needed but was my fault not measuring but just make sure of the size as it was deeper than I expected for some reason. My install helper also made the statement that "He" liked the rack and he has installed many. many brands. The price is right and it looks great, holds my stuff great and solid, whats not to love? I will buy again! ! its a great rack!

Fist time assembly from unpacking to completion can take up to 45min with only two hands. Threads are not always perfect but hardware is decent and results are very good. Met my size (H x W x D) requirements. It's heavy duty enough to hold as a professional rack should and together with the included shelves the price creates a very good value. Any minor complaints would be nit-picking so 5 stars.

For the price this is a fairly sturdy rack. It is easy to assemble and it has both threaded holes and cage nut rails for mounting. One note the cage nut rails on my rack were slightly undersized. I could not mount a Vertive 800VA Rackmount UPS in on the cage nuts but it did fit on the threaded hole side. Not ideal but completely workable. It comes with some threaded feet if you want to put it on the floor or it has mounting holes on the back side of the threaded side of the rack. I intend to mount it with lag bolts through the cage nut holes to match my location. It feels like it will be sturdy enough even supporting a UPS. The metal is suitably thick and stiff for mounting multiple ways. The shelves are handy to have but not necessary depending on what your mount. It ships in a very compact packed box that is heavy but if you have to haul pieces to a job site it would be very space efficient until you put it together.

I installed a network rack in my home recently after doing a lot of research on the best racks and set-up. Iʻm glad I purchased this rack! It is sturdy, easy to assemble and I love the wall mounting template that it came with. Although the rack is heavy, I was able to install this on my own!

Very happy with this purchase. Assembly instructions were easy to follow. I had it put together and on the wall in about 30 minutes. All my components lined up perfectly and the 2 internal trays were a nice touch. Very solid construction.

Great for a home lab. Easily mounts to a wall.

I like this rack a lot. It is my first computer rack, so I don't have a frame of reference. But as far as I am concerned, these are the things I like about it:- easy to assemble- sturdy- well priced- fairly clear instructions- came with a nice template to drill holes on the wall.All in all I am happy with this purchase.

This rack is a good cost-performance ratio, with expected cost-minimization that doesn't much impact performance...But but what a missed opportunity to allow a rack-standard side panel! The rails on the front are 10-32 (my usual preference), and on the sides there are square holes for cage nuts. Ohhh, a perfect solution. I pulled a couple of blank 6U panels out of inventory, tracked down the bin of cage nuts...... and the spacing is just a little too narrow to allow use of 19-inch panels to close up the box. I know it never claimed to do that, but with those square holes, I had a moment of optimism...Otherwise, it's an acceptable cheap rack that feels stable. The bright branding on one of the vented 1U "front beams" is easy to replace, and the rear supports for the two shelves are minimal with a single M4 screw that can be hard to reach... though it is cool that it comes with shelves. Will be fine for my lightweight comm-panel application; it replaced a solid but very unserviceable enclosed sloper cabinet, and is doing the job for less $$ than expected.