42U Home Server Rack Cabinet – 19" Floor Standing Network Rack Enclosure, 39" Deep with Glass Door, Fans, PDU & Shelf for NAS, Router, Switch & AV Equipment

Have been buying this 42U rack for a while. This is extremely Sturdy and well built. Glass door gives fabulous looks. It has built in temperature sensor and fans to keep it cool.Putting together is not difficult either.Overall great product with beautiful looks.

Good build quality,Seller shipped item quickly and it was packaged on the outside with good protection. Protection on the inside could be slightly improved to prevent panel edges from getting damaged during shipment. Shipping costs were good given the large size and weight of the packages. Server rack has lots of adjustability for different size items which worked well for me, Functionality and assembly were not too difficult and I did it alone. Looks very good after assembly and airflow is good even though I added my own fans to the racks

What can I say; it's a solid rack.My only gripe, and the only reason it's 4/5 would be that having only been running about a week now; I have a single fan (they come pre-installed on the cap) that makes this obnoxious ticking sound as if it's got a bad bearing or something. I'm not sure if this is something that Sysracks be willing to make right or not. For a $1,200 rack one would think the only functional parts on the rack would hold up out the box(?).Aside of that, the server rack was easy to assemble. It serves it's purpose as intended aside of a 1/4 of the exhaust fans seemingly being on it's last leg out the gate.It's cheap enough of a fix that I'm certainly not going to disassemble and return over. But would be nice if Sysracks would make it right.This is my second sysrack for a reason. I believe in the product and it's quality. Will buy again if ever needed.

I bought this rack for a new startup I'm launching later this year. 42U is bigger and badder than anything I have ever expected but I figured hey why not leaves a little room for growth. The rack is 7ft tall and weighs in at around 250lbs it has a max load of 1600lbs. The front is made of really nice tempered glass and the rear has a full size metal door to access the back of your rack. The 4 fans on top are serious as hell and can move a lot of air I thought they were going to be small and cheap they are not. This is a real deal datacenter cabinet with no compromises. I'm going to be using it to build a cloud storage business with it and I got to say I cant be happier. The instruction booklet is really nice and comes with 6 sets of keys and all the hardware you could ever need. Everything has security locks and many nice dust free passthroughs. The PDU is high quality and has a nice industrial feel to it. The shelf is sold as a rock and fits perfectly and is vented. I am very happy with my purchase. If you are building a business or looking to expand go with the 42U setup you wont regret it.

Updated: Sysracks made it right. They had reached out asking what they could do to help. Offered to replace any bent or warped pieces. Since they've really tried to help and make sure I was happy, I've changed it to 5 stars from 3. If you've got a problem with your order, make sure to reach out to Sysracks and they'll help you out!Construction: The construction is okay... I only had three warped pieces and they came from the factory that way, not shipping. Shipping was 5/5 great and well packed. Delivery was 0/5 but that's not relevant for the product. I was able to fix two with a hammer and the last warped piece was the entire back door. Its just as solid sheet and really just impossible to level out. But, since it's the backdoor and I may or may not have it mounted by the time I load it with equipment..... whatever.Assembly: 0/5 awful. There is a youtube video that you HAVE to have: watch?v=Q5Qgd8KAhNUThe framing was the worst part... sometimes the instructions that you MUST follow are at the very end of the instruction so you find yourself unscrewing and rescrewing a lot at the beginning. Every single screw got stripped. I wasn't aggressive with drilling, just a nice first snug fit. Every single one stripped. If you never have to take this apart for the rest of your life, perfectly fine. They include a LOT of extra screws and little knickknacks so that was great. My suggestion for the rubber standoffs for the doors is... they should be thin, not thick. If you're having trouble mounting the doors with these, make sure you're not using a thick standoff. If you are, look through your kit for the thinner ones. After the framing was done, the rest was easy peasy.Design: I mean, it's fine honestly. At the end of the day, it's just a server rack. For the homelab person or extremely small data center, this is fine. I would hate to be the guy to build a bunch of these. If you're flipflopping on that dumb red stripe, honestly in person it's not even that bad. You can peel it off if you want, there'll just be glue residue and a sharp corner with the glass. Honestly leave it or paint over it. It's not that bad in person. I haven't had a chance to rackmount any parts yet, but I don't see any issues as of right now. If I do run into issues, I'll update.

We were looking for a way to protect our server from any accidents or theft. This cabinet did both. Previously our server was bolted to a table, but it wasn't protected from people bumping into the table or accidentally spilling something on the table or on the server. This cabinet is well made and provides easy access through the 4 removable, locking side panels. The cable inlets have dust protection and are located to ensure you don't have to leave anything outside the cabinet. Once you get the cabinet where you want it, you can set the feet to prevent it from being moved easily. This cabinet is a great value for the money and best of all, it really looks good in our office.

Well packaged, just a couple of slightly bent pieces, small dead blow hammer straightened them right out.Well constructed, only issue during assembly was the online and provided booklet. Since all the colors, screws, rubber, frame and components are black, you hard to see certain details. The blowup drawing online helped some.Haven't populated it nor powered up the fans... with any luck they'll never have to come on...Would recommend this product.

This is a great tower, high quality and looks awesome. We purchased two of them. The only down side is the instructions make no sense at all. Parts are not labeled, screw bags are not labeled. If it was not for YouTube videos we would have never put it together. A simple update to instructions would have saved us hours.

I wish it came with two shelf but that is not a big ting. Fans are a bit loud but they work great. Other then that all and all this is a great rack and very well protected on its way here so no scratches

Excellent rack pour le prix

this rack fits the bill just fine, all the parts were not scratched and the glass front door is a nice addition as this rack is not in our server room. I put this together to house the media wall components and have a nice look, but still lock everything.the included upper fans are not quiet, but work well with its temp probe, will keep them off unless needed, and swap out for quiet options. took me an hour to build solo, taking my time as to not scratch anything.all in all very happy with purchase, glass to keep people from spilling anything through the mesh, sturdy design, and easy to assemble.

The Network IT Cabinet is awesome and one of a kind design. Good airflow and very strong customer support.I have one part for replacement they shipped it right away when they received my email.I highly recommend Sysracks products.

Great cabinet, also bought a shelf and it fits perfectly.