Their line of products are a great value. They go together very well. Make sure you don't cross thread the bolts. They look great and are very solid when complete. The only reason for 4 stars on quality is packaging. I had them shipped to my house and they get little dings and bends. Most can be bent back during assembly and don't show. I would not hesitate to order them again.

The cabinets are excellent quality, and come with very good assembly instructions, which is important because I estimate there are close to 200 screws per unit needed to assemble. The assembly company that I paid for through Sam’s Club is absolutely terrible. They initially had 1 tech scheduled to come to my house at 9:00 PM at night. Then couldn’t reschedule for a week, and nobody showed up. Plus, their rates are very misleading. The price they advertise is not complete, and was told it “varied.” So I cancelled, and they won’t credit your account. So I called Sam’s Club, since they were the ones I scheduled through. And nobody knows anything. Can’t help. 100% Bush League, and will affect any future buying decisions I make.

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.

For a big cabinet in a little box, it's ok. "UltraHD" has nothing to do with them being heavy duty. They are NOT heavy duty. Assembly was simple enough. I bought two of them, and before I finished assembling the first one, I discovered the most concerning flaw. The bottom of the cabinet is very flimsy. I leaned on it when I was squatting to attach the lower magnets, and the whole bottom bent right in the center. The welds on the reinforcement piece are terrible, and it nearly fell off completely. I ended up fitting two 2x4s to span the entire width of the bottom for support. After this modification, the bottom is rock solid. After some rearranging in my shoppe, I ended up temporarily putting some parts bins on top of one of the two cabinets. While the load isn't enough to permanently bend the top, it did noticeably sag. On the upside, the shelves seem to be more solidly constructed than the top and bottom of the cabinet. I haven't seen any issues there, yet. The cabinets are big and roomy, and if you don't put too much weight on the bottom or top of the cabinet, I think they'll serve well enough. They cost about 60% of what heavy duty cabinets from Uline would have cost. If I knew then what I know now about these cabinets, I would have just spent the extra money.

While not perfect, this unit was so much better than a recently purchased big box store cabinet, it is a five-star in comparison. The packing was superior to my other cabinet. I couldn't believe how much stiff cardboard packing was included. Every piece inside the box was protected. It helped, too, that the shipper did a great job as there was no outside damage. I believe Fed-Ex was the shipper. The damage that did occur apparently was during manufacture. If there was no exterior damage to the box containing the shelves, then how did two corners get deformed as if they were dropped during packaging? I was able to use a screwdriver and needle-nose pliers to open a slot for the shelf supports to fit. You can't see the damage and it works fine but I can't help but believe it was knowingly packaged after the damage occurred. The structure of the cabinet is awesome. Braces on the corners, over 150 screws, reinforced shelves, and very detailed and easy to understand assembly instructions set this cabinet apart. I was not familiar with the Seville brand. It was recommended by a reviewer for another brand of cabinet. I am very satisfied with it. I highly recommend this cabinet.

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.

I found one of the side panels was damaged when I unboxed. Went to Sam’s and they unboxed another unit, only to discover the SAME panel was damaged! Unboxed a second unit and that panel was ok. I felt bad they had to unbox 2 units to get me one working panel. I will say the unit looks nice when assembled. I would not call this heavy duty though

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.

Bought this and several other units from the Seville Classics set to update my garage. These are huge and can hold a ton of big stuff without taking up too much space. I like the 48" size as it allows room for large items while having split doors that can still open all the way without touching the car. Installation takes a little time but is straight forward with no real challenges. My only issue is the doors ding easily. Some were cosmetically damaged during shipping and others are already showing dents after normal gentle use. They still look great and serve my purpose.

Arrived on time and in perfect condition. Assembled easily and it looks great. Packaging more than adequately protected the pieces in shipment. We are using it as household overflow in the garage easily accessible near the door, contents well protected against elements.