We have gotten 5 of them and they have worked out well for us here at our plant. We use them on the floor or in a lab and they are heavy duty enough to work in a tough environment, but look good enough to blend in with furniture also.

We have purchased several pieces from the Seville Classics Ultra HD line and we are happy with the quality. The packaging was very good, but the assembly takes a long time.

Had to be completely assembled and on the final drawer the nut rivet was stripped. Great product when it was all finished, however I can't seem to get the lock system to work.

A put it together project but instructions were clear for my husband and I. It was just what was need for my jewelry making tools. The price was good as we were looking at other stores. We may build another one for another room.

This is an excellent tool box, especially for the price. It took a little time to assemble, but all the pieces were marked well and the instructions were very clear.

Easy to assemble. Smooth drawer operations with sufficient depth for tools and material.

Nice looking when assembled, but a long tedious process to get there. I bought two of these one had many defects and had to order parts from manufacturer still waiting on them. The other one took two people 7 hours to assemble. Sams had a good price on these is the positive.

Assembly is VERY much required!! There were over 220 screws. If you plan on rolling this to the area you are doing work and have several areas you have to work at, there's a good chance the screws will vibrate loose. I highly recommend using thread locker on all or most of the fasteners. The reason for this is that they are all Phillips-head screws. It's nearly impossible to get enough torque on a Phillips-head screw to prevent it from loosening. Some mild/medium strength thread locker will prevent this. However, that means you have to get it right the first time! With that said, if you are not confident in your assembly skills you should hold off on assembly and order some better fasteners. I recommend Torx-bit fasteners, but Allen-bit fasteners will work as well and better in most cases. One advantage of the hex-bit fasteners is that you can use the rounded-head hex-bits that allow you to tighten the fasteners at an ANGLE which will allow you to use a cordless driver/screwdriver/drill. Most of the fasteners are too close to a obstacle to tighten with a power tool. Many are too close to tighten with a screwdriver! Therefore, an Allen-head screw and a rounded head Allen-Head bit will allow you to tilt the driver and make speedy work of screwing in the 220+ screws!

Went together smoothly, looks great!

Excellent for organization