Customer Reviews for VEVOR 15U Open Frame Server Rack, 23-40 in Adjustable Depth, Free Standing or Wall Mount Network Server Rack, 4 Post AV Rack with Casters, Holds All Your Networking IT Equipment AV Gear Router Modem
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Cumple con lo que indica
20 U Without Wheels
No sobrepasar el peso indicado
Montaje sencillo
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10U Without Wheels
Artigo de Qualidade ; Bem Embalado e ENVIO IMEDIATO via Transportadora c um Servico de Execelencia !!!!
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20 U Without Wheels
This is a very sturdy and well-built open frame network rack, especially for the price. The steel frame feels solid once assembled and easily holds networking and AV equipment without any flex or wobble.
Assembly was straightforward. There are a lot of screws, but the instruction manual is clear and well laid out, so it’s more time-consuming than difficult. Everything fitted together as expected and all necessary mounting hardware was included.
I chose the non-wheeled version, so I can’t comment on the caster option, but for wall-mounted or static floor use this is ideal. The top plate in particular is very strong and feels capable of supporting significant weight — I’ve comfortably placed a large monitor on it without any concerns.
The only criticism I have is with the included shelves. Although two shelves are provided, they are half-depth and only supported at the front. Even with relatively light loads (around 1–2 kg), they can feel insecure and prone to bending or vibration, especially if the device has fans or mechanical components such as HDDs. This isn’t a deal-breaker, but it’s something to be aware of if you plan to use shelf-mounted equipment rather than rack-mount gear; also extension brackets tend to be very expensive.
Overall, this is a heavy-duty, well-priced rack that offers excellent value for money. Strong frame, good instructions, and very versatile — just be mindful of the shelf design. Highly recommended.
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Very well built!
16U Without Wheels
Easy to assemble and perfect for what I needed
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Chassis for equipment and electrical items.
20 U Without Wheels
Very well made good quality and well constructed materials excellence finish and delivery reliable.
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Robust and smooth wheeling
9 U With Wheels
A little tedious to put together, but it's sturdy and handles a lot of weight (I have rack mount batteries in mine) and wheels nicely.
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Surprised
12U With Wheels
I am really surprised by this rack, when put together very sturdy, not expected below a $200 rack of the same stature....
I actually have started using more Vevor products as of late, they seem to be pretty darn good at a good cost, they also ship quickly.
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Yup
20 U With Wheels
Goes together easily
Holds my network gear.
Shelves are sturdy enough.
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Great cheap server rack
12U With Wheels
got this to organize some of my home lab equipment. This is a workable inexpensive rack. You have to build it yourself and if you don’t have an electric screwdriver, your wrists will hate you. It works and it’s cheap. No side panels. Casters are solid and work well.
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Great product!
12U With Wheels
Purchased for a temporary project, this rack was used to hold three Lenovo servers, a PDU, a network switch, and patch panels on both sides. Assembly was straightforward, and I extended it nearly to its full length. I also had a woodworker make a custom tabletop for it, which turned out great and gave it a polished look.
One note worth mentioning is that this was due to my own setup, not the build quality. After the project, when I removed the three Lenovo servers, I noticed the wheels had bent inward slightly. I had overloaded it by adding too much server weight and also placing an exceptionally heavy Alienware Area-51 on top. The wheels bent back without any problem, so it was ultimately not an issue.
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