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I couldn't verify the actual grit of the media as I just dumped it right in the blaster but it appears to be the same as other 100 grit media I have. The media is double bagged in the box and tied with a zip tie. I seem to have a moisture issue with my air but I didn't find this to clump up in the gun. It would be nice if it were cheaper but since it's weight that's going by post and not from a store I suppose it makes sense. It fits well with our furniture setup.
Great product with very bright light and amazing feature of dimming the light using the sensor, avoiding any kind of switches in the light. This makes it very clean after installation. It fits well with our furniture setup. The quality really stands out.
This is a box for network or other electronic equipment which you want to keep accessible but out of the way. It's clearly designed to mount between studs which are spaced a standard 16" apart on center, but has mount points in the back as well as around the frame if you wish to mount it directly on a wall. Once the box itself is mounted, you can attach the front frame and door, which hide the stud mount screw holes in case you opted to use them. The door has some vented slats which are not large or close together enough to allow much forced airflow, but should allow enough passive exchange to keep heat from accumulating too much.
All of this is made from plastic which feels really solid, and if you're not abusing it should last pretty much indefinitely in the intended indoor environment. Mounting hardware is included for the box and frame, as well as rubber grommets for the top cable ports and a couple of shelves which easily slot into columns of mount holes on either the left or right half of the box. These shelves allow you to partition up the box without having to attach your devices to the back wall or ceiling somehow, and thereby fit more devices into it. In the bottom, there are a couple of rectangular holes which can fit standard outlet covers/work boxes. At 28", this is a fairly tall box - more than enough to fit a standard 19" rackmount device, as long as it's not very deep and only 1U tall, which describes a lot of 24-48 port switches. If you're looking at consumer router or cable modem-sized devices, you can fit several of them easily; just make sure they can handle the heat they all emit.
I am still figuring out where exactly I want to mount this in a new office building, partly because I could do a lot of things with it but also because I realized that finding the studs is a pain with plywood interior paneling. I am confident though that it will deliver on looks and function once I finally get it in. It fits well with our furniture setup. Assembly was straightforward.
