Great product, i use several of these to make a patio kitchen works fantastic for storage and places to put food at meal time I also use the two door cabinet for a sink, i cut out the hole for the sink and add plumbing, all looks great and uniform

I needed a cabinet that was deeper than the standard 18-20 inches you find at Home Depot or Lowe's. Since I already own 2 Seville tables and I'm extremely happy with them, I thought this one was the right choice. Boy, was I wrong. While the main frame of the cart is solid, the drawers are made of the flimsiest metal known to men. Everything required me to either hammer or use pliers to straighten parts that were bent but I couldn't reach with me hands. Some other parts I was able to easily straighten with my hands with no effort at all. Some of the screws wouldn't go straight into the rivet no matter how hard I tried. The drawers are hard to open probably because they are not completely straight. I'll keep it because I need a 24" deep rolling cabinet, but if 18-20" is good enough for your needs, do yourself a favor and get a Husky or Kobalt or any of those available at home improvement stores close to you.

What an amazing piece of equipment. This thing is well made, well packed, well priced with easy to use instructions. I love this cabinet so much I bought the larger one to and that is Awesome as well.

This is an amazing storage unit! It came in about 1000 pieces ( I egsaguurcted ) but my handy man put it together for me in about 3 and a half hours.

Great cabinet for the price. Love the large locking wheels for easy movement around garage. Get yourself a cordless screw driver as each drawer takes no less than 20 screws to assemble.

Good Looking, directions are reasonably clear and product went together easily. It made it easier to have a helper hold things in position and install fasteners. Took about 2 hours from start to finish and helps to organize the garage tools.

Bottom line... Downside: you will have to assemble it, and it takes some time Upside: once assembled, you cannot match the quality or value for the intended purpose. Approximate assembly time: 2-3 hours. (you will get faster if you do more than one.) Materials quality, fit and finish are excellent. Not difficult to assemble. Instructions are clear. Once assembled, very sturdy construction. I have had a lot of storage cabinets. This is the best I have owned.

In line with other reviewers, this took a really long to assemble, and just when you think you're done - you've got a whole other drawer. It was really frustrating and insane. The instructions were clear enough, although a couple of the stickers saying "top" or "left" were on wrong! Which renders them useless. Either way - it's together now...and it looks nice and feels nice. But put a beer (or a few) in the fridge as step 1, because you're gonna want one after what-seems-like your 10,000th screw.

This is a nice looking, sturdy chest with drawers, but don't buy it unless you are self-quarantining and have plenty of time to waste. I knew this was going to be a big project when I opened it and found - yes - 216 screws!!!! However, they include a screwdriver for your convenience. I tried my cordless but it really doesn't help much. Also, you must be careful - the screws strip easily and you can't tighten them until each drawer is assembled, forcing you to go around and tighten every screw AGAIN. For the price, it should come assembled. Come on Sam's Club - Up your game!

I purchased four of these units. Three of them went together very well. I assembled them on a flat, level, 4'x8' workbench. They were easy to square and the way they lock together makes them incredibly strong. I did have trouble with one unit. It seems like everything was bent or the nutserts were at an angle. This would cause poor panel fitment. I also had issues with sticking drawer glides with this one unit. The work surface is excellent. It's thick and feels very heavy duty. It has a good weight and the finish job is exceptional. The powdercoat is very strong. My 4 year old son was helping me assemble all of these. Throughout the project, his screwdriver was slipping off the screw heads, or he would get bored and start beating on the sides of the cabinet with the same screwdriver. No a single dent or even the faintest scratch. Not something that any Craftsman product can boast. Compared to a Craftsman Heavy Duty series, these are constructed equally well. The Craftsman HD series is more expensive, but the drawer glides are considerably better and better under maximum load. In summary, I chose to give this product 4 stars because of the drawer glides not meeting my expectations at this price point. I will say, that I tried these at my local Sam's Club, and I knew what I was getting before I bought them. There were no surprises. I will leave you with this tip: Do not tighten down all the screws, on each sub assembly, until you have all the panels on. Then, use a level or a square to make sure you're panels are where they are supposed to be. Start screwing the work together from the middle and then tighten down the outside, or do a cross bolt pattern like lug nuts on your car. It helps to put screws in at the very top and very bottom of each sub assembly, to hold it in place as you set the remaining screws in place. Again, do night tighten it as you go, wait until it's assembled, square it, and then torque it down. I found that my Milwaukee M12 screwdriver on chuck setting #2, was more than enough torque to fully secure the screws.