I purchased a total of 3 of these cabinets. The first 2 went together easily and only had 2 or 3 of the pre-pressed nuts on each cabinet spin out. The next cabinet that was purchased a couple of weeks later I had approximately 10 - 15 of the nuts that spun out and wouldn't tighten. I was using the same torque settings on the power screwdriver on all of them. Other than that they are easy to assemble and nice looking cabinets.

The first set of two cabinets arrived with damage in at least ten locations. it was obvious that the various part where boxed in that condition prior to shipment. Reordered and received two new cabinets that had some damage as well. Had to settle with the damage in order to get my garage back in order. Would probably go a different direction if I had it to do again. The other pieces I did purchase in the store where all in good condition.

They were delivered to the house. The box was extremely heavy. It was easy to understand and assemble but it took a hour and 1/2 for the 2 of us to assemble. I ordered 2 of these and also ordered the extra wheels for the bottom. The second one went together way faster. They don't give you extra screws so don't break any or loose any, You Need every one that you get! We love the look of the garage. We have the roll a round work bench and some of the wall cabinets and 2 of the smaller storage cabinets in our garage.

I ordered two of these on-line. They both showed up with a duplicate of one large panel, and missing another require panel. Both??? Yes, both. Called Seville and they shipped out both the replacement parts, but I was left with two giant piles of parts in my garage for two weeks waiting for those replacement parts. The parts did come though, and after that I was able to assemble both units fine. There were a few small dents, and a few of the screw mounts came lose as I was assembling it, but nothing I couldn't live with. Much of the metal is thin and dents or warps easily. With hindsight I would have spent a couple hundred more and gotten a heavier duty unit I think. The units look good and serve their purpose fine though.

This storage cabinet is only sold on line but needs to be sold in the store. The box size is four feet by four feet easy to put in any size car. This is easy to put together with plenty of storage space inside. I love the deep space and adjustable shelves. I purchased two large storage cabinets and one extra large storage cabinet, one for each garage. Last check out the matching tool cabinet and utility bench. This is a great addition to any garage. Thanks, Samsclub.

All the Seville cabinets I have purchased went together perfectly. All the bolt holes lined up exactly as they should and the threaded bolts tightened up without any tweaking or struggling to make things fit. I have never had a project like this assemble this easy.

We had pieces not align right with other pieces. Therefore we were not able to put all the screw in. The outer pieces had dents in them throughout as well. This is a cabinet that we are using in the boss' office, so everyone is going to see this. Unfortunately it is to heavy for me to load and I have no truck to haul it in, otherwise I would have taken it back. Also I have no desire to waste another whole day on putting one together.

I needed a deep cabinet and this 48" wide x 24" deep certainly serves that purpose. I purchased two of these. They are nice looking cabinets that are well-engineered from an assembly perspective. Assembly was not complicated but did take some time due to the number of screws that are used. The one negative complaint I have about this cabinet is that the doors are flimsy which is something you don't notice until you start using it after assembly. The doors buckle/twist when opening which causes them to stick and not open smoothly. I also purchased a 36" wide x 18" deep cabiniet and the doors on that unit do not do this. In my opinion, the doors on this large cabinet should have additional support either in the form of larger gauge sheet stock, or with additional support pieces.

I am a crafter and was looking for a heavy duty large unit to store my crafting supplies and thought this would be perfect. Went to take it out of the box (appeared undamaged) and found one of the shelves on the inside to be dented pretty much in half and another with good sized dent. I could accept some small dents but this was ridiculous! Not only is the box heavy ,the shelves are PAPER THIN! The outside of the unit has much nicer steel, but aren't the shelves important since that is where you'll be storing your items? As for "HEAVY DUTY", it could maybe be deemed heavy duty on THE MOON! Cheap flimsy shelves. Save your hard earned dollars and avoid hauling this to your home and back to return! Big waste of time and money!

I am very happy with my purchase of my Seville storage cabinet. I use it inside of a locked storage unit, so I don't mind that the metal skin and doors are made of very thin metal. The unit's shelves are sturdy and I've loaded mine full of heavy tools and cases of water without issue. The look and finish of the unit is nice, the locking mechanism works well, and secures by locking rods that extend to the top and bottom of the door, adding some security. However, it's intended to be a replacement for a safe. Assembly: I'm a licensed contractor and self proclaimed mechanic. To me, assembly was easy, but took me about 45 minutes to assemble, taking my time, not in a rush. The parts and panels were accurately numbered and the instructions were easy to follow. I suggest using a cordless driver, there are a lot of screws and if done by hand, it will take considerably longer. After assembly, the unit's feet can be easily adjusted to level the unit. I suggest leveling once in it's final location, and prior to loading. Check that the doors close and open freely before loading, and that all 4 feet are contacting the ground firmly. I did that, then I had moved my unit and started loading it. After loading the bottom shelf with cases of water, one of the doors wouldn't close. It was because there was a slight dip in the concrete at one of the unit's feet, where I had moved the cabinet to before loading. It caused the cabinet to be out of square, thus the door wouldn't close. I unloaded the unit and saw one foot of the cabinet was now off the ground, I adjusted that foot down by turning it to firmly contact the concrete floor, reloaded the unit and i the doors worked perfectly again. I'll buy more of this same unit when I need more storage cabinet space.