The unit takes time to put together. This results from a combination of poor instructions and difficult bolting mechanism. Once put together, the unit looks very professional and neat.

Rack is very easy to assemble with clear instructions Unfortunately it rattle . The most rattle noise comes from plastic side wall locks. Customer service was above and beyond expectation. With two rubber strips install door edge problem solved. Thank you Andrei for several emails and your concern,
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I'm happy with my rack cabinet. It came with an exhaust fan, two shelves, and a power strip. Parts enough for optional wheels or feet. The instructions weren't too terrible, except shelf installation instructions were lacking. It's pretty straight forward, but it seems the shelves need specific mounting hardware that wasn't present, so I kluged it together with what they gave me. It worked.

The glass door is great; infra-red remote controls work through it.

First I was very impressed by the packaging. Every corner was massively reinforced, the whole thing was packed bullet proof so you won't have to worry about it breaking during transport (ships from Montreal).
PROS:
* The price indeed. At about four hundred bucks shipping included it's amazing to have that.
* The front glass door is nice, and the little holes on the side allow you to transform this whole rack into a dust-proof rack, which is what I've done with a lot of 3D printing. I put fourty 40mm fans in the front that suck the air from outside through some filters. Then in the back I have 2 bigger fans that extract the heat. I put black duct tape on every opening so I can control the airflow, and the front and back fans are dimmable so I simply make sure there is a higher flow in the front which means no air comes from anywhere else than through these filters.
CONS:
* The biggest cons is how thin the rack rails are. If you put anything heavy on this it will bend for sure. Don't expect to put a couple of computers that aren't supported in the back, that won't happen. So what I did was to buy two long aluminum bars of 1x1/4 and screw them all along the front rails. This provided the proper rigidity.
* The back doesn't open easily, which you can tell from the photos and by the fact that this is a "wall mount" rack. But of course this is a little silly because who would buy a 22U rack with casters to then mount that whole thing on a wall? I ended up modifying this too, quite heavily by turning the rear panel into a door w/ a hinge (was not easy to do though).
* Also personally I hate these small casters everybody uses, so I replaced them with huge rubber ones.
OVERALL:
Do not expect super high quality, and certainly not rigidity, but as an entry-level price rack it's pretty good. And if you feel like modifying it then you can actually turn it into something great.

There is scope for improvement on the instructions, and the fact that the provided shelves had to mounted to all four posts. Would have preferred a cantilever shelf mounted on just two posts. But his rack is definitely value for money.