- Pyle 20U Open Frame Server Rack - Wall Mount Network Rack for Servers, Networking & AV Gear - Heavy-Duty 19" Equipment, Includes 1U & 2U Vented Shelves for Airflow, Lockable Wheels - 440 lbs Capacity

I recently upgraded my network setup with this 15U open server rack, and it has made a world of difference. This rack is perfect for managing my servers, switches, and other network devices while ensuring everything stays organized and secure. One of the standout features is the additional server rack shelf, which helps maximize storage space. It's designed to fit 19" equipment standards, making it ideal for everything from patch panels to routers. The extra space helps keep everything neat and easy to access, preventing clutter. Assembly was a breeze, thanks to the user-friendly design. The open, vented shelves promote excellent airflow, keeping my equipment cool and running efficiently. The updated screw wrenches and the versatile front round and side square hole design made the installation quick and hassle-free. The rack is constructed from robust steel, giving it a solid, durable feel. The powder-coated finish not only protects it from scratches and corrosion but also adds a sleek look to my setup. I appreciate the security features as well—equipped with lockable wheels, I can move the rack around easily without compromising stability. With a load capacity of 440 lbs, I feel confident that my equipment is safe and secure. Overall, this server rack has significantly improved the performance and organization of my network. It's a well-built, functional solution that I would highly recommend to anyone looking to optimize their server setup.

not 35" tall, if you put the wheels on it , which I wanted the wheels at that height with is why it described. rality 37.3/4"so the 37" space I had for it, does not work, bad description for expensive rack, that will not work as I intended well built and sturdy

Husband got this recently to organize his work servers and network equipment and it makes everything not only neater but also due to being on wheels he can turn around to reach back of the units easier for the connections (which he needs to be able to do for his job). Strong yet lightweight, the shelves can be adjusted to whatever height you require and they can hold a lot of weight with ease. Was very easy to out together and the wheels can be locked if you want it to stay in place.

Extremely solid, everything down to the fasteners is high quality

An absolute Pyle… I know that I’m not the first and I know that I am not the last to make that joke. It seems like every Pyle product lives up to its namesake. I have purchased optical to HDMI converters power conditioners this 20U rack and rack accessories. For now, at least it seems like the power conditioners are all right, though they are under light load. Each pile product was purchased for the sole reason that it was inexpensive and I accepted that I got what I paid for even when items did not work at all. This 20U, however I cannot abide that same mentality. I definitely purchased it because it was less expensive than the alternatives it’s far too expensive for it to be under moderate load. I am particularly irritated, not only because of the time that it took to assemble, but because it was purchased for professional use and held a significant amount of value in tech. I was fortunate enough to catch it before it completely fell apart, but I believe that this rack is an overall condemnation of Pyle’s quality control as a whole and/or Pyle’s desire to deliver a quality product to its consumers in exchange for giving up a small margin of return. I can say this because there is nothing simpler to manufacture and produce than a rack, which is for all intents and purposes 4 pieces of angle steel and 8 cross-bracing pieces. Toss in and include a metric nuts and bolts and you have yourself a rack. So to the fine executives of Pyle, I give you a pass on the high-tech wizardry of optical to HDMI and that could be user error, but for the amount of money that I paid for this pile of light gauge steel. There’s no retooling involved, there is no meaningful production output, your variable costs might go up slightly because wear from higher quality, raw materials, the simply and truly appears to be what this company offers and what I’ve experienced before with so many of their other products cutting corners at the cost of the end user and to that end users detriment. Suffice to say, I will never buy any Pyle product again and given that this is the face that they turn out to the world to be received. I can’t imagine that their warranty and claims department is much better so I will probably just tack weld my own steel reinforcements in the bottom and save myself a lot of time and heartache. The only reason that this rack is not a one star is because I always find that the one stars get buried underneath a Pyle of others. So we traveler, if you’ve read this far to the end of the tail, look underneath your couch cushions and don’t fall for the near fatal that I did which is ” just because it’s cheap it does not mean it’s a good deal and it could just probably be a Pyle of…”

Not 10-U, charitably perhaps 7-U. So, pardon my ignorance, but I would not have chosen this model had I known that fact. It is made in China and it is apparent from the documentation. Couldn't mount my switches and power rack without washers.

Its steel, how can you mess that up, nice and sturdy. performs as advertised

This is really heavy Duty and strong! I use it in my garage for electronics and it moves easy. Definitely a good buy!