12U Network Rack with Reinforced Top Cover - 4 Post Floor Rack on Wheels for 19" Equipment & Stereo Gear- Including Rack Mount Power Strip & 1PCS 1U Rack Shelf

I bought the RIVECO 22U Network Rack. It came with the top & bottom plate, and 2 separate shelves that attach to all 4 posts, so are very sturdy. It also came with a rack mounted electrical multi-socket with a switch. It has 4 sturdy rollers with 2 that can lock, or you can use the included feet. I used the rollers. Just finished assembling, very easy, and am VERY happy with the quality and price/value relationship. All in all a great buy. Ample hardware included, you could mount some mores stuff with what remains. I use it for a large laser printer, a color printer/scanner, and some smaller devices (label printers etc). Perfect, as I said.

This is a great 12RU 19" rack. Easy to assemble. All the parts were there. Came undamaged in any way. I really like that the top of the rack acts as a table top with vent holes in it. Perfect for placing anything you want easy top access to, like a computer, stereo, turntable, whatever. The front side of the rack has square holes for standard pop-in rack nuts and the back side has round holes for other included screws. It's very sturdy and beefy, and seems like it would hold a lot of weight. The included middle shelf for the 12RU size is a nice bonus. The included PDU was wired correctly on the one I received, unlike what some others have reported. I'm an electrical engineering PE and an IT professional and I am very favorably impressed by the quality of this product, especially at this price point, and having dealt with 19" racks for all kinds of electronics for over 40 years.

It took hours to assemble but the quality is worth the price.

This rack comes assembled as expected. It has high grade material. It's easy to assemble for a handy person that can follow instructions. This rack is not made for rack mount servers due to the length. It came with a rack mount power strip, great wheel casters and shelf. I bought the rack for home lab. Because of it's size, I slid my 2U rack mount server on bottom of rack and my 1U server on the shelf. I also mounted two old HP switches in it.

I needed a durable work station for my new AV business. This was/is perfect for my needs. Took at least 4 hours to build, but I’ve been nothing but happy with it. It is so incredibly solid and handy. The portability, sturdiness, and functionality is outstanding..and for the price, I couldn’t be more satisfied.

I really like the small holes for mounting smaller, lighter items and the square holes for heavier items like UPS, or a Server. Came with a PDU and a full shelf. Everything I needed for a retail store setup.

This came loose in a UPS store box. It's obviously been used before - the rails all have paint rubbed off from the nuts, the top and bottom parts have bent and worn corners, and the top has scratches from another rack being stacked on top of it.I was able to bend everything back and assemble the rack (minus one nut - I have 3 extra bolts but am missing a nut), so I guess I'm not going to return it now since I already spent an hour putting it together, but I'm pretty disappointed with this product.Finally, the shelf doesn't seem to have any included way to attach it to the rack.Otherwise, it does seem sturdy and probably fine. I would prefer some way to have square holes on front and back of the rack - I thought this was something I could assemble that way but it doesn't seem so. It seems that you can just choose to put the square or the threaded holes on the front or back.Update - since there were no instructions, I put it together wrong. Since I'm going to take it apart anyway, I'm going to return it.

I was glad to find this unit on Amazon even though it’s not exactly what I needed. The unit was designed for computer networks and stereo, but my intent was to have a mobile (wheeled) battery bank. Based on the measurements, I thought it would fit 2x 12V 200AH batteries side by side, but it’s a little bit narrower than what I needed. I was still able to make fit one battery and an inverter, though (picture). My plan was to buy four units and use this to build four modular and mobile battery banks, each with two or four (two on top of two) batteries. But this unit is a bit narrow for two batteries side by side and too short to place one battery on another. Other models by this manufacturer would be taller, but then maybe too tall for that application. I really wish this company would built units designed for lifepo4 battery banks. It’s very sturdy and well built. And the power strip makes it perfect for an application such as a battery bank.