StarTech.com 4-Post 9U Mobile Open Frame Server Rack, Network Rack with Wheels, 19" Rolling Rack for Home/Office Narrow Floor Spaces, Small Data Rack for Computer/AV/IT Equipment - TAA (RK960CP)

Heavier than expected - a plus, as it is very sturdy! Went together quickly and easily, dimensions were as expected and it got there when expected.

I am using this rack without the wheels, so I do not consider them in the review. It came in pieces, in a relatively flat box. It was fairly quick and easy to assemble. Using it without the wheels is as simple as not installing them, though there are still mounting plates on the bottom panel that add a little to the thickness of that panel where the wheels would mount.I have this set up as a 'permanent' installation for a power backup and distribution system. It is just large enough to hold everything involved, and it is convenient to move that stuff to a rack mount model instead of just stacking them.I would have liked it to waste a little less space on top/bottom (a bit more than an inch from the outside top to the top of the upper 1U, and a bit more than an inch from the outside bottom (less wheels) to the bottom of the lower 1U). Where I have it, using the top 1U is not possible. If it wasted a half inch less to the top and bottom, it would have fit well enough to give me that extra space for expansion. I think they could have done this but it might have meant slightly more complicated shape or thicker plate for the top and bottom pieces. I would like to take of half a star for this, but Amazon only allows full stars.Side to side the dimensions seem good; front to rear as expected from the dimensions.It is fairly heavy when assembled, but not really heavier than expected. Fully loaded, the handles seem more of a convenient way to pull it around (assuming you use the wheels) than a safe way to pick it up (the power system I have loaded in it pushes pretty close to the manufacturer's stated weight limit for the rack). I can't imagine picking up my setup without at least four people; two handles isn't going to do it. Since my setup is not meant to be moved, though, it's not a big deal. With the handles recessed, at least they don't stick out and get in the way of other things.Overall I'd consider this about 9 of 10.

This thing is a beast of a server rack. It is thick heavy duty steel, and I'm sure will have no problem holding the 200+ pounds it's rated for. I currently have a 1u server plus 2u storage array, and a UPS. Will probably be upgrading the UPS with an extra battery, and I'm confident that the rack will take the extra weight no problem. The wheels are decently sturdy. They seem slightly rubberized, and not just pure plastic. Moving the rack around is pretty quiet, especially when loaded with equipment (I did lubricate the wheels slightly as they had a bit of a squeak after assembly). Overall I'm very pleased. It comes with plenty of hardware for mounting equipment. Would likely buy again if the need is there.

I have a couple of racks. Some are apparently made for low intensity use. Others are legit commercial racks. This is one of the legit ones. It's not as pretty as some. No nice glass doors. Just a rugged / sturdy rack.

Super easy to assemble. This thing is an absolute tank. I am using it for my custom made plex server. The server sticks out the back by a few inches but I knew it would when I ordered it. The rails I am using are Dell generic spring loaded rails. Highly recommend !!!

Very sturdy, does what it is supposed to. Double check your device dimensions though, as you can't mount some rack mount servers with this. It's not deep enough.

We were looking for an additional rack to complement our AV system, when I was offered this item for review. However we usually prefer wall mounted ones for easier access, and did not realize this did not offer any kind of wall mount capability before I received it.This is the first (small) rack I was without any wall mount options. Also our previous racks have a "double" kind of wall, where the vertical mounting rail is inside the actual enclose, leaving rooms on the sides for cable routing. Here, the only option is using the open back side for all the cables, which is a limiting factor. I'm dropping a star from my review because of these two reasons.Otherwise it is a well built sturdy standard 19in rack, with 9U capability, and 23 in depth, which should be enough for most small studio equipment. And Amazon carries several long drawer options to keep mics, cables, and batteries inside. Our longest equipment is the power amplifier, and this rack is long enough to carry it. It also offers enough weight capacity, even when supported with coasters. So there is still usable benefits from this rack enclosure.

Simple, cheap, and does the job.