Customer Reviews for VEVOR 9U 4 Post Open Frame Server Network Rack 584.2 to 1016 mm Adjustable Depth

On the whole its fine for the price however the wheel mounts are just a nut with 2 tack welds holding them onto the rail from above. 2 broke off wheeling it into position with less than 30kg of equipment in it. Ended up taking them off and sticking other stick on feet on. Whatever weight rating they claim will not be with the casters attached

Been wanting one of these. Until this deal came along.

I added a couple of rails to house a couple rack mount batteries. It was a tight fit but they're sitting just fine. I'll add a couple all-in-one inverters for a nice little power station. I will not be using the included casters and only one of the shelves for junk. Regular rack mount stuff works fine with it.

Just the right height for my setup. I need to get a patch panel to make it that much cleaner but it looks pretty ok as is. Very tough little rack made from some ok metal. Wish the wheels had locks though, easy enough to swap out I suppose.

I bought this to hold my A/V equipment for my theater room. It was exactly the right side for the opening, so I rolled the dice that it would be good enough. When it arrived, I was immediately struck by the weight of the box. I opened it, and my wife and I put it together in about two hours. Once it was fully built, I was Very Impressed at the Sturdiness of the rack. It was way, way more than I expected. I put my Surround Sound, a DVD player, and a switch on it with all the confidence that it would handle it. It works perfectly, and I love it.

Great choice for a small homelab, very well built. But the rack hardware nuts could have been better.

The frame is solidly built. Corner stiffeners work quite well to stabilize it. Adjusted mine to 32” depth, so top cover (not adjustable:-) doesn’t cover all, but a piece of plywood on top would fix that that. Only problem is the wheel attach. It looks like it’s a spot-welded nut. I’ve only loaded to 80lbs and one has already broken loose. When done, load will be close to 180lbs (it’s rating) so I will have to reinforce somehow. Update: Three wheel attach nuts have failed. Not even fully loaded. It looks like they punched out a hex hole for the nut to sit in then spot welded it! If it were a full weld, it might have worked, but just a round clearance hole with the nut spot welded on surface would have been stronger (would have frame support stress rather than spot welds). Now I have to use two large pattern washers to compensate for the hex hole.

I bought this due to the price and was satisfied. I was able to assemble it in about 30 minutes with a cordless drill. I did use the included wrench for the wheels. I have this sitting on the ground on the included casters and it is great. I would buy this again.

Great piece of equipment, it did not disappoint, the metal uses good quality. The only complaint is it is a little hard to put together and also a little hard to figure out how long to make it. But once your past that its great, I have two servers and a dream machine pro on it with no issues. This could also be used for sound equipment which would be nice since it comes with wheels to move it around easier. Overall great product!

Its not a bad little rack for the price point - my only observation is that metal is a tad thinner than I prefer for hanging a rackmount case in it - fells like its going to kink something (if you know what i mean?). I went with some aftermarket shelf-rails for my little project - its ok not bad really.