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Solid, much thicker material than I expected. Easy to mount comes with cage nuts and hardware

Extremely well made and designed equipment shelf Has ventilation cut-outs for air circulation Very strong, is not flimsy at all Comes with everything you need to mount the unit Your equipment will not slide off this shelf or come crashing down

- Sturdy Rack - Wheels are incredibly well-made with greased bearings - Looks good, sweet red "SR" Logo on the front. - The fasteners are super sturdy

Fairly easy to put together - easy to increase depth with minimal load. Can increase depth to insane amount. Sturdy materials. Fair amount of cage nuts, screws and cable mgmt. pieces to start you off. Nice height for putting something on top. Decent casters. Nice price. Looks better in person than in images.

The product is what we wanted, great quality and easy to assemble. Lots of features. The Specs were accurate.

-rounded corners -no sharp edges -sturdy -great paint/finish

This was my first rack I've ever bought. Came in pretty good packaging. The instructions were pretty simple and easy to understand, as well as easy to assemble. It's also really easy to adjust the depth you need for your use case.

-Durable powdercoat -Sturdy -Rack nuts are neither too loose nor too tight. Can be removed without a tool, but they don't fall out.

good construction....comes with enough hardware to mount 3-units (square mounts) unlike some racks I have bought...would buy again...

The rack comes with the shelf, the fan, and the PDU (Power Delivery Unit) pictured, which is great. The 12U size gives me more than enough room with what I needed to put in there, and gives room for later additions. Item came with a broken foot, but I immediately reached out to their support team. They apologized and quickly sent out a replacement item. I received that item within less than a week (they are in Canada, I'm in the US.)

This rack is very well built and highly modular. Tripp Lite put a fair amount of thought into the design of the rack. And just like the other manufacturers, if you use their PDUs and cable management stuff, it is a very snap-in setup. One great aspect of the modularity, though, is the fact that you can move the vertical rails while the servers are racked. This saved me today when trying to squeeze our new blade chassis in and the rails wouldn't fit. Unlike other racks where I've had to remove all of the equipment to make these adjustments (making for a long night in a cold colo facility), I was able to get this done in 15 minutes during the day. Yay!