This is a great storage cabinet for the money. The assembly instructions seemed a bit complicated, but everything is well-labeled and once you get going it’s not (it took me maybe 45 minutes to assemble). I thought it would be pretty flimsy but once you get everything assembled and braced, It’s pretty solid. I have probably a few hundred pounds of ammo stored in mine and it does the job.

I purchased this cabinet several weeks ago to put in my utility room.. I was remodeling my utility room'putting in new floors, washer/dryer set..etc.. I bought this item to store smaller items in...Detergent, irons.. ..I will admit that when it arrived I was rather daunted by the fact that it was in what looked like a thousand pieces, However... every piece was labeled(correctly), every nut or bolt was clearly marked. The directions were simple and well written..very easy to follow....And the finished product looks great.. It rolls very easily form place to place, even full.. The cabinets have a key lock you can use if you wish to keep small children safe from the contents(or your significant other from their birthday/xmas presents)..I love it.. I may buy the work table as a mate to this for folding clothes on etc.. but this cabinet holds a large amount of things.. all I would ever need.. looks good..is well built and easy to assemble with very clear and simple directions.. . It would work well in a garage or mud room too.. any place you would want to add a lot of storage . The only thing I would possibly see as a problem is the ease that it rools ( they wheels will lock if you wish..lol)My 14 month old grand daughter can push it.. She sees it as a giant walker..but we just keep the wheels locked..lol.. Great product.. I love it.. and I think will buy more of the line

Granite cabinets are strong and not bad to assemble with 2 people. We purchased a total of 4 cabinets, however, the last cabinet was damaged by driver(?) as the back panel was dented. We knew how to fix it so we did not report it. Box strap went clear thru the box and the bottom corner of box was in shreds.

I was a little concerned when I unboxed the unit and saw how many pieces there were. Much to my surprise it went together in no time, by myself, and this thing is super solid. I used a Dewalt cordless drill on setting 3 which was just right to get everything tight but not over tightened.

This is the first time I have bought something that I didn't have to use my drill to make the holes match up. Everything is easy to understand and well marked. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS. Pay attention to the different size screws. Use your electric screwdriver to tighten the screws or you will get tired before you get it put together. Some people have complained about the peg board sides which I am not a big fan of either but the unit is shipped with lots of Styrofoam sheets. After you have the shelves in place you can measure the openings between them and cut the Styrofoam to fit. We put ours Cabinet in the garage so we closed them in. If at a later date you want to use the peg board holes you can push them through the Styrofoam. I found the cabinet to be steady and the materials to be strong. It comes with some tie backs to anchor to the wall if needed.

This cabinet came unassembled and was relatively easy to assemble. Between the screwdriver included and my power drill, those were all of the tools needed. It's supposed to be a two-man job but I handled it myself, although the package is very heavy. To start, count and check all of the parts and pieces separating them from the plentiful packaging (no damaged parts, well padded). Read the instructions and follow exactly. Use a power drill with a low torque setting and finish tightening with the screwdriver included with the parts (easier on the wrists) The door hinges are the only items that you may want to use the screwdriver first (reason: alignment).

I bought three of these for tool storage after purchsing a Seville workbench. I was very impressed with the sturdiness, clear directions, and reasonable price for Seville products. For this storage cabinet, a magnetic screw driver is provided and once you see the number of screws provided, you will be tempted to use a drill for all screws. Be forewarned; the rivets into which you are drilling separate from the unit when using a drill resulting in the inability to remove or tighten the screw without yanking the screw+rivet out of the unit. Save yourself the tears--when attaching the #42 screws, use the provided screwdriver. Less of an issue with #41 screws.

I love these cabinets. I bought 6 for the garage. They were simple, if a little time consuming, to put together. Just keep the MANY MANY MANY screws organized, be patient and double check you have the panels aligned according to the instructions and square before you tighten everything together. I used a ratchet screwdriver instead of a drill to prevent stripping and it worked perfectly. Now my garage looks neat and tidy and everything stays mostly dust free. I lock the cabinets where I keep anything that could be toxic, and don't have to worry about kids getting into it. The casters don't have leveling adjustments, so one or two of the doors are slightly wonky due to uneven floors, but they still close and lock. Only I really notice they aren't level but I like things perfect so I will work on a solution! It is SO great to have large sturdy cabinets on truly heavy-duty locking casters that can be moved easily even when loaded. These were a fraction of the cost of Gladiator, but Gladiator does not have a similar size cabinet on casters anyway. Be aware when planning to load your car that the boxes are not long and flat, but more square since the cabinet is broken into panels...look at the box dimensions. I didn't check and had to make two trips to bring all 6 home. My garage is not damp, so I can't comment on rust resistance if that is an issue for you. I much prefer these to my prior solution of open wire shelving which always looked messy. Highly recommend. Planning to purchase more.

Easy to put together if you have basic skills. Took about 90 minutes to assemble, including getting oriented to the directions and layout of the parts. Parts were numbered well. It comes with a Phillips head screwdriver, but I used a power driver with torque setting. It’s a nice fairly sturdy build.

I purchased this as a gift for another. He was thrilled with it. I had purchased the one with wheels. He said he had it put together in virtually less than half hour, in place, and rearranging his garage! He now has decided he needs two more to really finish out his garage to be neat and organized. I am basking in his happiness.