Life time DIYer who's assembled hundreds of items from furniture to HVAC systems. But these Seville cabinets are clearly to best designed, engineered, and manufactured product I've ever assembled! Sturdy materials that fit together perfectly with high quality buried threads so parts fit flush and can be securely tightened. When completed, the cabinets are rigid without twisting or buckling. I bought the first cabinet and was so pleased that I've added two more.

Love these storage units! Love that the shelves are adjustable! First one took about 4 hours! Second, third and fourth was much easier and faster! I also suggest an electric screwdriver! I lined all the pieces up in order and checked them off, just to make sure everything was there!

Good quality for today’s standards I suppose but we bought this same cabinet 10 years ago and the quality was so much better! The side panels then were in one piece compared to 2 sections now. But we have the old and the two new side by side and you can’t tell the difference other than the badging logo. Assembly is time consuming but not difficult. They’re very pretty!

This is our first trying a Seville product. The garage closed shelving unit came packed well and did not have any damage like others we had tried. Directions were clear, all screw holes well made and everything lined up good. Be attentive to making sure ALL sides and top/bottom have the front facing the same way! I’d definitely try other products when needed.

Quality of the cabinets cabin Are awesome. Easy to put together took me about 3 1/2 hours, but I have a broken back and a broken neck so I cannot move too fast. Everyone that comes to my house loves them know where I got them. Well worth every penny.

Easy to put together, includes magnetic screwdriver to make assembly easy. Best packaging protection I have seen. Each piece in plastic bag and all pieces protected with Styrofoam to keep from being scratched. Every piece labeled so no guessing what is what. See pic of just how much protection in just that box. Everything lined up perfectly when assembling. Came FED-x truck.

Of the 4 different Seville units I bought, this was the easiest and fastest to assemble. Could use a power screwdriver for 95% of the time, which really sped things up. Even tho there are larger flat panels, the reinforcements and method of assembly makes it very sturdy when finished. Again, get all the screws started before tightening any. Easy to get things out of square and then you fight to get screw in. Should have mentioned in other reviews, the riv-nuts that are used don't take a lot of torque. Set your power driver fairly loose at first and them test for tightness with a screwdriver. If you spin one of the riv-nuts or crossthread, you will be looking for sheet metal screws to finish.

Our company has purchased at least six of these units and they have performed outstandingly. A great value for the money. Takes some assembly, just take your time doing it. But once assembled, you are ready to store whatever you need to and the mobility makes it even better.

Not the sturdiest but adequate. OI bought two and the rolling car with a handle. Expect to spend a few hours putting it together.....get a power drill or our hand will fall off....make sure rear panels are inserted into the back and flush...you can put them in backwards. Wheels are nice and heavy duty along with shelves. Not as rigid as I would have liked but it will hold a lot of weight.

I had a hard time putting a screw through a bracket, but I filed down the hole on the screw , it went right in, don’t force the screws in sometimes just grab another one, and it works. Like lightbulbs rubbed against the nose, you can do the same thing with the screws from the oil on the skin, that helps. Just don’t force a screw in, or it will mess it up! For some reason, sometimes just trying another screw works. I appreciate the extra screws and parts. I’m a 65 year old nanny who loves putting things together! Husband commented that those are nice bulletproof cabinets :joy: my daughters want to know if I’m opening up a mechanic shop but I bought them for the garage. I was sick of cheap cabinets and particleboard that I detest.. it’s nice to be able to roll them around. The only thing I would change would be the whole that allows cords to go through. It just seems too small for any kind of power strip plug.