I have some experience with the OLD boaphile racks. They were worse than crap because crap has a good use as fertilizer. They sagged so much that I've known people to break a sweater box in half trying to move a rack in or out of the system! I have been TOLD the new racks are a million times better, but I can NOT confirm that through direct experience. The old ones are so bad that I can't risk buying a new one "just in case," and most of the guys I know now go with other companies because of the "Boaphile delay." Some Boaphile racks have such large gaps that young colubrids readily escape out of them, but I am unaware if this is the old style or the new style. ?????
I recommend RBI racks. They are made a little better than anything else I've dealt with, Rich (not RichZ, of course) is a great guy with great customer service, etc. They are a little pricey, but worth it in QUALITY. Also look at Vision. Those racks are the best one the market IMO EXCEPT for the air holes in the TOPS of the racks. Dust comes out and goes in. This means IF you get a sick snake, all others in those racks are easily/readily affected. Knock on wood. I was switching all 250+ of our snakes to Vision racks until I got tired of the dust collecting - and falling into - each cage/rack! I don't even want to use the racks I have now because of that issue.
Boaphile CAGES (the 2x4x1 foot cages are the ones I have experience with) are the best I have ever experienced. I love them. The dividers are weak, and the feces can got under the dividers from one cage to another - and they need more air flow for colubrids (which is easy to fix) - but they are VERY well built. On the 4' long cages, I STRONGLY suggest the middle latch/lock be added for door stability. Still, these are VERY, VERY good cages. I can't say enough how much I love them. RBI has a similar cage that I would use if I didn't already have most of my "boa wall" in identical looking Boaphile cages. By the way, these come in many different colors, and white/black/grey colors are no additional charge!
The "Boaphile Delay" is the only real problem. If you need the cages fast, call RBI. If you can wait 2-3 months, order from Boaphile. I usually get told it'll be "3-6 weeks," but I am lucky to get them in 8 weeks! Slow, slow, slow. Jeff is a great guy on the phone - really - but I wish he'd communicate better via email. Not everyone can pick up the phone in middle of a work week and try reaching him on the phone until he is there to answer. My orders from him range $250-$1000 at a time, and I've purchased something like 12 cages from him. I think a reply to my inquiries via email ("Jeff, has my racked shipped yet?") isn't too much to ask. With that said, my one MINOR issue with one order was immediately fixed by Jeff when I got him on the phone. Really, he's good to customers. His methods of making the cages is just SLOW, though. Be prepared.
The moral? I'll keep buying cages from Jeff (and probably nowhere else), but I order them well before I need them.

LOL. Excellent quality.
KJ