Leviton 49605 14E Wireless Structured Enclosure: Cutting-Edge Connectivity and Organization Solution Review

Good quality plastic used in construction. You can feel that not only when you touch it, but also by looking at it. One can only say it's good.

It's great. Of course, the holes are pre-drilled for the proprietary system, but you can drill through the plastic to use it for whatever you need. Great system!

I don't know why they are no longer installed in new buildings. Installed in a closet and routed all ethernet and coax cables. There was even room for my router and switch in the case. My WiFi is installed on the ceiling in the middle of my house. It is made of plastic but is not flimsy and very well made.

The goods are fine. But seriously, $21 for a shelf mount? At first glance I thought it was the price for 10 pieces. I can't believe a piece of plastic costs $21. I know this piece of plastic can support 20 pounds. But I don't need it to carry 20 pounds. I need a piece of plastic that will support small modems/routers/switches that weigh less than 1 pound. Who would put something bigger in a suitcase this size? To do this, there must be a condition of sale: sell the product at a reasonable price

Well the box feels sturdy and to me could hide some wireless + wired devices well but the plan was to put it in a closet in the living area of the house and away this thing smells heavenly of plasticizers and other volatile organic compounds. I let it sit in the sun for a day to see if that would help, but it barely faded. Woman is very sensitive to bad smells and would be banned from the house even if I tried to fit her in. Too bad because the design is really nice and less "industrial" than a

This is a very well structured box. I think it's a bit expensive for what you get. It can be wall mounted or surface mounted, which I did. There are actually a few options here. The plastic itself is very, very strong - and ironically, maybe too strong. The same attributes that make him so difficult make knockouts pretty difficult for a true knockout. Someone posted a review on a box where they broke a piece of the plastic frame when punching a patch. The same thing happened to me in the same…