VEVOR 6U Wall Mount Network Server Cabinet, 15.5'' Deep, Server Rack Cabinet Enclosure, 200 lbs Max. Ground-Mounted Load Capacity, with Locking Glass Door Side Panels, for IT Equipment, A/V Devices

I bought this to replace another rack that came damaged. The other brand had low quality metal. You can see it bend easily by just touching. This one is way sturdier and better quality. The metal didn't bend at all. And the glass looked way nicer. There are just small things that should be better made. This rack Mount wasnt too hard to build but the locking mechanism fell apart. They have it pre installed on the other walls... But the front glass you have to install and it was so annoying. There are little springs and metal clips. I don't even know if I put it back together right. Also, the instructions are kind of bad. I mean it's easy but I found myself looking at the video. They don't match up by the way. And it's just not clear. Especially the grounding cable. Which fell apart also. The rack itself is sturdy. I bought two extra Shelves to fit my nvr and back up battery. It only comes with one. The mounting system wierd but it works. The additional shelves I bought fit in the rack system but only screw in from the front. Not the sides (like the included shelves). And Amazon doesn't sell that shelf. But they are sturdy. Also I highly recommend putting cardboard under it while assembling. The screws scratched the eff out of my table. Luckily I am buying a new one

What can I say about Vevor except that they're my favorite brand, even more so than anything from Harbor Freight, when I need something at a value price that's still decent quality. No, this isn't as fancy as something you'd get from Dell or HP. I don't know that I'd put it in a production data center, but it's perfectly suitable for a small office or, in my case, a home office occupied by a geek that doesn't really need a rack but has one anyway! Easy to assemble, looks great, and fits all my gear perfectly. I bought the 12U and the 6U (I'm copy/pasting this same review to both) and I feel like I got more than my money's worth for both. The one detractor, though I didn't take away a star for this, is I can't seem to get the latch on the front door to line up with the slot so I can lock them. There's a chance it's my fault, that I did something wrong in the assembly, but I'm usually pretty handy with building flat pack furniture, so my guess is that it's just a minor design flaw. It's nothing a quick trip to Home Depot won't remedy, as there are locks available there with assorted latch arms, so I'm sure one of those will cure my woes!

While it is a nice network cabinet the quality control on it is bad and also the packaging! When I received it, it had lots of scratches and dents not to mention broken locking tabs from the side door panels. If they can fix that problem then they will be a 100% great. Other than that it’s an easy assembly.

I went from a rat’s nest to a sophisticated electrical showcase. Hahaha.. seriously, the unit was as advertised. For the price and quality, it’s well worth it. However, I did not hang my enclosure so I’m not sure if my ratings would change if I had to do so. Quick run down: 1. Directions are minimal but it’s logical (again, I did not hang it so there could be complications there) 2. There are a few pieces that will cut you so be careful when assembling. 3. If you opt to leave it on the floor, make sure you have a good pad under it as the screws beneath the enclosure will scratch your floor. 4. Good storage for about 6 items. I have a router, a few HD storage units and some other stuff. 5. Easy to route cords out the back but you may need to sand the wholes in the back to remove sharp edges. 6. Assembly took me about 45min after I laid my parts out. The other reviews are right when it comes to setting up the interior brackets. It’s tight BUT if you flip it on it’s side when installing them, you will not have any problems. It’s a great buy and my wife thanks me for finally making organizing that space. I would definitely recommend to a friend!

Difficult to assemble but sturdy unit

This is a piece of junk. I thought this would be straightforward to install but it was ridiculous. 1. The instructions are unclear since they tried to make 1 set of instructions for 5 SKUs of the product. 2. The rails can't be installed properly because the holes were placed in the wrong areas. Now the shelves are skewed and not straight. 3. The front door lock couldn't be assembled because the screw is too small. The lock was also broken and doesn't work 4. The front door only has a top hinge and the bottom of the door is floating 5. The rear panel doesn't have holes to attach it to the frame on both sides. It now sways back and forth since it's not secured. I wanted to return it, but it looks like the seller doesn't offer free returns and I have to pay for this heavy monstrosity to be shipped back. I tried to contact Amazon to get a refund but they pointed me back to the seller. Ugh

I went around in circles trying to figure out what I wanted to put my gaming PC and receiver in for my golf simulator room and had never thought about a server cabinet until I saw it and said yes! The size was perfect. The build was a breeze. The final look is perfect and it provides some protection should and ricochets happen. I left the back off since I have to get to it from time to time but other than that, I LOVE this thing and how it transforms the space.

Item arrived in a timely fashion and seemingly well packed. The lock on the main door is not installed which makes zero sense as they don't take up anymore space installed and is a huge hassle to put back together when you try to install it and the tumbler falls apart. One of the plastic pressure clips on the side panel arrived broken. Currently getting the run around with Vevor customer service on this. Will update if that situation changes. Overall the cabinet is well built, however, there are a few issues such as the door arriving scuffed up, the inability to flip the door to the other side to swing the opposite direction, and the fact that the instructions are not only extremely unclear but downright dangerous as the cabinet only comes with expansion bolts used for installing in something solid like concrete. If you plan to mount this in your home on studs you'll need to go get proper lag bolts from the hardware store. The manual does not tell you this.