[10-32] These are simple but great brackets. We use these to hang headset amplifiers (mainly the Behringer HA8000) on the wall. This bracket is nice and sturdy - it doesn't bend or flex. The square holes for mounting equipment allow you to use non-standard rack stuff also! Includes screws and nuts for mounting equipment and also screws for wall mounting, but we use drywall anchors to mount it to our walls.

[120 lb] WOW I can't tell you when I was so impressed on the quality of a cheap product. I would buy this over a big name brand any day. In fact I have had other IT managers asking me where I got this great Server rack.

[120 lb] I have one of these running in my server rack and it is great. I like it so much I bought a spare that will use to replace my inservice unit when it fails which I expect to be many years from now (I expect fans on devices to fail due to dust build up)..

[27 RU] I’m very pleased with this cabinet. It far exceeds what I was expecting. I’ll be using it to house a monster, liquid cooled Aorus x299 Gaming 9 build I’ve designed.

Good stuff. I’ll be back for more.

[10-32] I'ts still in the box

[120 lb] I have a Media Center, Windows Home Server, BluRay player, APC UPS clean power, Yamaha RX-V 659 and Yamaha RX-A 3010 and last but not least a Gigabit TP-Link switch. It all fits nicely (check out the pics). I took the deal which included the five shelves and five panels which I highly recommend considering the price of individual components. I got delivered in about a week (in VA). This is a great deal for the price. The fans on top are noisy but honestly, if you want ventilation, there's going to be noise. My setup is in a separate room so don't really care about that. Maybe an upgrade would consist of a thermostat (if temp in case reaches x degrees, then fans kick in for ex). If you plan on having this in your living room and run the fans, well don't complain. I REALLY do love the side panels and back doors that can be entirely removed. This has made my setup a lot more easier. I did had to buy banana plugs as wiring the receivers became arduous (besides, you need banana plugs always, just for the name, I mean come on). Note that there are permanent removable metal panels at the very bottom for all these wires... very handy. All in all, five stars for product AND service.

[57 x 24 x 24"] I bought this to use in our equipment room at the office to house all of our networking equipment and a couple of NAS. It's a very versatile cabinet. I needed to move the front rails back a bit to accommodate cable management panels. So expect an afternoon or maybe even a day if you need that. It rolls nicely but also gives you the option of replacing the wheels for adjustable feet. The included fan is powerful and moves a lot of air out of the cabinet. You have a lot of options for entry and exit of cables. If you were expecting blue LED lights as you see in the picture, there are none. You will receive plenty of keys to share or not share to lock and unlock the cabinet. There are also a ton of shelves and blanks included. I can't imagine you would need more. The wheels are also very high quality.

[10-32] I bought this 2 weeks ago and I am very happy with this product.

[120 lb] We bought this cabinet to house a video security system since we didn't have time to build the cabinet ourselves.� We were very pleasantly surprised at the quality of the housing and the smart engineering that allowed for ease of wall mounting and set up.� We will definitely use this product again.

[57 x 24 x 24"] I outgrew a relatively inexpensive 14U rack down in my home server room and was looking for upgrades for awhile. I finally came upon the EREN-27. It's absolutely perfect. The build quality is amazing. It comes preassembled so there's no messing around with screws and bent metal and all that. Everything about this thing screams quality and it is a massive upgrade from my previous rack. Shipping was a little expensive since it ships from the manufacturer on a pallet, but the upside is that it comes totally preassembled. One thing to keep in mind is the that your useable depth on this rack is 19.75 max, so you won't be putting massively long servers into this thing. That works fine for me though since for my home lab I need to go for quiet power with low decibel fans and short depth servers. I'm building a new server based on a Supermicro barebones and it's only 14 deep, which will be perfect for this setup, along with my switches, power, shelves, and other items.