Ok, so I read quite a few reviews on how long this takes to put together. Not true but you will need a helper to get it done quickly. Me and my daughter put it together in 2 hours and five minutes, thats it! People complained about the threaded inserts spinning, I didn't have a problem with a single one! However, I do STRONGLY recommend a screw gun or this may take twice as long. I shot all the screws in with a cordless screw gun. For this money you absolutely can NOT beat this work bench. The quality is also very good. Fit and finish was awesome.

Great price but slightly disappointed. The shelving is punched to bend and form shelf sides. These areas have paint flaking off instantly. It had minimal damage right out of the box. When you pay hundreds of dollars you shouldn’t have damage even minimal.

While not perfect, this unit was so much better than a recently purchased big box store cabinet, it is a five-star in comparison. The packing was superior to my other cabinet. I couldn't believe how much stiff cardboard packing was included. Every piece inside the box was protected. It helped, too, that the shipper did a great job as there was no outside damage. I believe Fed-Ex was the shipper. The damage that did occur apparently was during manufacture. If there was no exterior damage to the box containing the shelves, then how did two corners get deformed as if they were dropped during packaging? I was able to use a screwdriver and needle-nose pliers to open a slot for the shelf supports to fit. You can't see the damage and it works fine but I can't help but believe it was knowingly packaged after the damage occurred. The structure of the cabinet is awesome. Braces on the corners, over 150 screws, reinforced shelves, and very detailed and easy to understand assembly instructions set this cabinet apart. I was not familiar with the Seville brand. It was recommended by a reviewer for another brand of cabinet. I am very satisfied with it. I highly recommend this cabinet.

Looks great and wasn’t awful to put together. However within a year the drawers stopped closing and opening freely, they all jam and stick and sometimes need slammed to close. Really a letdown, I’d love to return it and spend a bit more for a quality cabinet. Maybe Seville can tell me what to do?

So satisfying to have received this meticulously packaged product with legible instructions and in perfect condition. Patience was required to assemble and a second set of hands at times, yet everything fit together perfectly and remarkable the only tool needed was a magnetic screwdriver which came with the product. This review is for both an 11 drawer rolling workbench and a 36” rolling cabinet and accompanying top storage locker. Two thumbs up!

I was disappointed when the top of the cabinet did not fit properly. I tried everything I could to get it to line up properly but it turns out the top was about 3/4” too short on the width and I had to re-drill the frame in order to get the bolt in. There is now a 3/4” gap between the butcher block top and the frame edge that I faced to the back of the cabinet to hide.

Nice Size. It has a nice height. The included wheels and handles are a plus. The drawers are deep enough for tools and fully extend. The drawers are smooth and of good quality. If you have a chance, take a look at the display at the store to make sure it serves your intended purpose. I like it. If you have large hands, be careful and take your time with the side panels. Putting the screws in didn't provide much room for my hands against the ventilation holes on the side. (Not as bad as a cheese grater, but it did remind me of one.) The instructions at the end points out the use of one sized screw for the drawers but there are only enough screws if you use another screw with a larger head size. (maybe I missed something.) The only flaw was the back panel. there are three metal sheets welded to the back and the center panel had a minor undulation like the person doing the welding couldn't get it to fit. There was no damage to the packaging, so this one flaw, I suspect, was done back at the factory. When putting it together, most of the structure is put together upside down, then the whole unit is flipped over in order to finish putting it together. this is a nice size unit and it has some weight. I was able to flip it, but it would have been better if I asked someone for some help, for safety. Even though I think I'm strong, you don't want this to slip on the cardboard or plastic on the floor. Also make sure the wheels are locked before flipping. You don't want anything getting away from you. Take your time and play safe.

I love the work bench! It wasn’t hard to put together and I didn’t have an issue with the directions. I use it every day in my garage. I would give it 5 stars but when I picked it up from Sam’s Club 2 employees helped put it in my car and they broke a piece off in the back of my new car. I know it was an accident and there is nothing to do about it. Just be careful when you haul it home. It is really heavy.

nice cabinet but it had problems with the hardwood top. the one end was starting to separate where it is glued together and after several calls and pictures sent to them they tell me that its not bad enough to replace right now but if it gets worse send us more pictures and we will see if its bad enough to replace it. So if you have a problem with your cabinet prepare yourself. I would take it back to Sams but it would be in a lot of pieces and I wont do that. The only reason I will recommend it is that it is a nice cabinet and that you will more than likely get a good one.

Box was delivered with broken, open corners. Couldn't detect problems until we emptied boxes and sorted parts (took about an hour, 250 pounds) Assembled immediately, but took two of us hours to do. EIGHT PROBLEMS with construction, design, assembly. (1) back frame right corner was badly dented and bent; paint cracked and peeling as result. (2) right side panel dented and bent; won't accept screws to attach to back frame. (3) cross brace on left front panel badly bent and twisted, so drawer won't close. (4) bracket on large drawer that attaches drawer front to side is broken; drawer broken. (5) 4 pre-drilled holes with anchors were drilled a full inch too far inside from the corner of the front frame; they were correctly drilled on left side, but not on right; so right door can't be hung. How could the factory do this??? Unfathomable. (6) roller bearing on top right drawer bent so badly, drawer won't close. (7) roller bearings are pre-attached to frame badly; drawer "reveals" on front look very bad; not like in picture! (8) brake on one of the casters does not lock the wheel. We took pictures, but not wasting my time posting them here. Take my word for it--a shoddy piece of engineering and delivery! You might get lucky, but I doubt it. There are just too many things to go wrong. And if they can't even pre-drill the holes in the correct places, their quality control is abysmal.