The itwms is a great storage cabiney which looks good once pitntogether. Apparently mine was staccked and the left outside panel was severly bent. We had to ise a flat piecenof wood to get some of the bend out of the panel. Other than the bend, the shelf looks really nice

We have a small garage and I have been looking for a small workbench that we can store under whatever set of summer/winter tires we're not using. The 48" width of this workbench was perfect, as is it not having a lower shelf or bar to block the tires. But that's just the start. I did a lot of research and every time I came across a workbench that looked like it might fit the bill, the reviews would turn me off. Everything in my budget seemed weak, wobbly and not likely to stand up to serious work. The reviews on this were encouraging, and one look when I began to unpack it showed how high quality it was. The bench top is thick and so beautifully finished, you could use it for a dining table. The legs and supports are industrial gauge steel with a thick powder coating. Everything went together perfectly -- no need to drill or re drill holes. I did follow their suggestion to hold off on final tightening until everything is screwed together, but there was only one place where that came in handy. I was really impressed how every screw hole came with its own sink. The directions say the job needs 2 people, but there was 2 places where it did. The first was flipping the bench over onto its feet ( you assemble the base upside down. ) The second was having my husband help lift and steady the pegboard assembly while I screwed it into place. Oh, Phil also helped lift the drawer into its slot. Full disclosure: I am a 76 year old woman with a bit of mechanical ability. The instructions were easy to follow and EVERY part was labeled. The included pegs for the pegboard was a nice touch. One suggestion: position the bench near where you want it to go and make your decisions about where you want the power strip and light to go. I actually pushed both cords through the holes and plugged them in before screwing them into place. The workbench as a whole is heavy so you want to get it in place before you install the drawer. The drawer is somewhat shallow, yes, but that turned out to be a benefit for me. The pegboard holds all my screwdrivers, plyers, levels and other odds and ends. The drawer was big enough that I can lay out my collection of hammers, files, tape measures, and saws and see them all. In all honesty, I don't have the huge tool collection I used to -- we pared down a lot when we went full-time RVing -- but I have everything I need for projects around the house. I've had good workbenches before (thanks, Dad), but this one is the best (sorry, Dad.) I'd recommend it to anyone who needs a starter or doesn't have much space. I am so impressed with the quality that I'm planning to get the four shelf cabinet to match.

I bought one of these cabinets over a year ago and recently purchased a second. One I use for my kitchen appliances and the other for my ministry supplies and materials. Both function so well that I have no complaints and are made so well they withstand the weight. From time to time I moved them slightly which is why I really appreciate the wheels. I added an additional shelf by purchasing some shelving board from a hardware store which lays in the middle right above the joint of the upper and lower cabinets.

This cabinet is really nice. Bigger then I thought. Very well made. Saved $200 by assembling myself. Just take your time. I'm 74 and it took me about 6 hours, with a break in the middle, 1 screw at a time. Instructions are vague at times but all the holes lined to perfectly. There are a couple of places where 2 people make it easier.

Verdict: I'm giving this two stars because I ordered two cabinets. Both had a dent on the same exact front facing panel! It wasn't from packaging because those panels are nested in the center of the box. It's from the factory. Meh: It takes some time to assemble this thing but expected. Pro: Tons of storage inside! Wheels are HUGE and heavy full cabinets can be pushed round easily!! They give you a few extra screws too which is nice. Usually you get shorted in modern products. And all the tools you'll need to install are included. Con: Because the side panels are not all one piece this thing is not as rigid as other brands (which all cost more too). Other con is the dented panels (see attached photos). And while the doors have magnets to pull them tight they still are not seamless when they close. For example on mine the bottom sticks out. Again I chalk this up to the low rigidity of the overall unit.

I bought five of these. Figured I would put one together if I wasn't satisfied, I would return the others. I'll be assembling all of them. I will keep them all. Took me a few hours to put one together, but hey I am handicapped. If I can do it so can you. These things are good and solid, and secure. You'll be happy you got one, or two, or...

I have 7 of these cabinets and some are 9 years old and still look in excellent condition. I did have trouble with some of the wheels cracking in the Florida heat but the company stood behind them. Customer service is also excellent and you can buy extra shelves and wheels. When we moved to another home the moving company just rolled them on the truck. You do want an electric screwdriver to assemble them as there are a lot of screws. Also have purchased some of their niches and cabinets.

the price point and what you get are an incredible buy. The packaging is done very impressive. They do take a bit of time to assemble but directions are very clear. Ive purchased two of these units and wish I had room for more,they are that nice. For any homeowner or garage enthusiast you will not find a better looking cabinet.

Nice cabinet for all our grill tools!

We have 5 cabinets. They hold so much & work so well. We started with two & have added more.