Rosewill 12U Open Frame Server Rack, 4-Post Network Server Rack, Adjustable Depth Frame Rack, Heavy Load Rack for Computer/Data/AV/IT

Pros: -Solid construction
-Nice powder-coat finish
-Interlocking segments made for easy construction
-captive nuts
-holes for standard 2″ stem casters in all 4 corners (also had holes drilled for plate casters further in)
-All in all well worth the money. I can see this lasting a long time. Cons: -Wish it had included 4 more bolts so I could fill the final holes in the top of the rack for aesthetics. Overall Review: -While I appreciated there were included tools, the wrench was too small to actually use on the included bolts.

Pros: Easy to assemble
Easy to adjust depth
Convenient spots for casters Cons: Caster holes too small
Not all holes lined up Overall Review: Once I finished putting it together, I loved it. It’s a great fit for me, and once I made the correct adjustments, it’s pretty much perfect for me.
The first thing I ran into was some mis-placed holes. It’s hard to tell which piece was drilled incorrectly, but the holes on one corner just would not line up no matter how hard I pushed and twisted, they were off center by about 1/4 of an inch. I took a file to the holes to elongate them until the bolts fit through. Otherwise, the pieces fit together perfectly.
Once assembled, I tried to put casters on it. I bought Everbilt 2 inch non marking casters from home depot, a set of rigid that have a plate with 4 holes, and a pair of swivel casters with a 3/8th inch threaded rod coming out the top. I wanted the rigid casters on the back, and swivel on the front, so I can steer the rack into whatever corner I need it to be in.
When I got home from the store, I found that both sets of casters needed modifications to work. The rigid casters fit into two of the four bolt holes drilled in each corner for casters, so I had to drill two more 1/4″ holes for each rigid caster. On the front, the 3/8th hole for threaded stem casters wasn’t big enough to fit the swivel caster rods, so I had to drill them out to the correct size.
Perhaps there is a specific brand of casters I was supposed to buy that promises a proper fit? The four hole patterns are obvoisly drilled for larger 4 or 5 inch casters, but the 2 inch ones are perfect for my home project space, so that’s what I stuck with.
In the end, I don’t like that I needed a drill to complete construction, or the QA slip up that landed me with some unaligned holes, but the end result is so cheap and convenient I only took one point off for all that. An extra 15 minutes of work on top of construction is totally worth it.