Raising Electronics 12U Server Cabinet Wall Mount Network Rack Enclosure with Caster Wheels, Includes 2 Fans and Lockable Glass Door, Network Cabinet 24” Deep, Server Rack for IT Equipment

Okay... Honestly, what can I say? I specifically needed closed rack under 24in wide. This was it. I called the manufacturer and they checked for me.I knew assembly was required, I wasn't too concerned but I admit, mounting the rollers was the biggest PITA as the paint covers the thread effectively having you rethread the paint (yes, it's exhausting, as you want to go slow to not strip the screws or cabinet.Having already understood I'd have no rear panel to open, you just figure out the best plan of attack when it comes to cable Management.My biggest disapointment is not getting 18u+

I'm not exactly sure why the reviews for this server enclosure are so mixed. I think it's a great enclosure for the price. Although, there was some apprehension on whether I'd get a glass front or mesh front because signals were mixed, and it was crucial for my application, but I got glass so good there!Let me just say, I purchased another brand from another seller, and that packaging was horrible while the product wasn't accurate AT ALL to the listing. Infuriated, I had to return it.However, this was a completely different experience. The description was well written and accurate to what the product is (except for the glass/mesh uncertainty). You can trust the numbers in the description of this product which is actually surprising to find after I had shopped for days. The Raising Electronics case was packaged WAY better than my previous purchase. Seriously, it was like night and day. The box had heavy-duty cardboard corner reinforcement to keep from being crushed, and every piece was nicely Tetris-ed into a safe position within. There was not a single scratch, gouge or dent on any pieces. I was extremely impressed.Now, I'm not using this as an actual server rack. I'm using it as a 3D printer enclosure, and it's perfect for this, but that means I can't speak to the areas of wall mounting or rack mounting equipment. However, the assembly was about as simple as it can get, and I have no idea how anyone could struggle with it unless they have a complete lack of basic structural comprehension, or they use an electric screwdriver with the torque maxed out, mindlessly over-drilling screws into place.This enclosure is solid after construction, as I've moved it (while empty) on and off my workbench for various reasons. I've mounted the bottom to a 20" heavy-duty lazy susan for 360 desktop rotation to get to all sides of my 3D printer when using side-door access. Which is another awesome note with this enclosure. Many of the less expensive enclosures I analyzed might have had small side doors with latches if you were lucky, but they completely had to be removed for side access. This enclosure has spring-tension hinges that just pop into place for the large-sized doors, and then swing freely when you unlatch them. It's hard to convey how convenient and pleasing this is for me, as someone that will need to be accessing the sides of my printer regularly.Overall, I'm very happy with this product for my uses. I'll consider using Raising Electronic accessories for finishing out different things I need as I continue with assembling my 3D printer in the enclosure.

Perfect for storing network equipment, raspberry pi, and other smaller devices. I picked up a vertical mount and attached it to the back to mount a Dell power edge and this box is the perfect height for that. All and all I've been happy with how it went together, how sturdy it is, and how easy it is to access thighs from the front and sides.

i stripped multiple bits, nearly burnt out the motor on my electric screwdriver, and damaged my hand driven screwdriver assembling this. i had to drive / remove / drive the screws into the target holes MANY times before i could assemble this, the included screws and sheet metal holes DID NOT FIT! After getting the primary structure assembled, I likely burnt out my electric screwdriver motor trying to attach the casters. I tried using a proper drill, and it nearly stripped the philips heads of the screws. I finally got it all assembled, but this is one of the WORST quality of sheet metal assemblies i have encountered in over 20 years. Alternatives ARE more expensive, I’m not sure I won’t buy one and dissassemble / return this. It also isn’t great to work with once assembled, the rear is COMPLETELY inaccessible, NOT true for all wall mount, tho I just want it as a cabinet on casters. It WORKS. but it SUCKS. I am extremely displeased with it, and feel stuck with it.

I received 7 panels, a lock, and nothing else. No rails, no instructions, no screws. Kinds useless now. Very poor packaging, somehow nothing was scratched, can't send it back since the box was destroyed!

Unit does not come assembled. However, from the time I opened the box to full assembly was less than 30 minutes. The build quality is equal to a $1000+ cabinet. Casters are solid, as is the framing. Beautiful cabinet with ability to mount on the wall or on casters.

The cabinet went together easy enough. Instructions could have been better. But the cabinet showed up with scratched pieces.

After I got over my 'brain fart' with the instructions, it was easy to assemble. Love it. Although I did contact Rising with a question about assembly (which I actually didn't need to ask, just needed to think a little bit). But anyhow, they were very quick about responding. Would buy from them again. Great product.