Well made sturdy construction, good design, stylish looking, and a good price. It does take awhile to assemble however, the end product makes it worthwhile.

I just got done putting this together (with much help from #2 son) and there's a lot of putting together! It took us a good 4 hours I would say. But, it wasn't difficult. There are just a LOT of screws to put in and most need to be done with a hand held screw driver (provided, nicely magnetized too) The casters are massive and overdone to my mind. It seems to me that is one place they could have cut cost some w/out hurting the quality. Concerning cost, I shopped all over the web and the $199.99 (+ tax) I paid is the absolute lowest price I found for this piece. I still think $200 is too much money for an item like this but then, I'm 60 years old and lived too long when things did not cost so much I guess. I shopped long and hard for what I want for my particular storage wants and believe me, for what they are charging for things out there, this is an EXCELLENT value (whether I personally like it or not.). I have seen things for $400, $500, $600 and more that did not offer what this does. What I like about it; I build models and do leather work, knife scabbards, sheaths and the like. Too many drawer cabinets have a few, deep drawers. Those I wind up piling things atop others or the space above a layer of stuff just goes unused. This has a deep drawer for bulky items but, there are 5 nice shallow drawers. They are wide and deep (front to back) and the drawer pulls far enough out so that things are not hiding in back or buried where they are hard to get at. Last but not least, there is a nice hardwood top working surface. The cabinet is plenty stout but, like another reviewer commented, the drawer glides are a little on the week side. Heavy loads might cause them to drag a bit. I would not recommend this for a full load of mechanics tools. But, any thing up through say, medium-heavy duty would be just fine. If there is a drawback, it would be the purely utilitarian appearance of this but, it was clearly designed as such. I am keeping it in our front room where I do most of my craft work. I am considering attaching a couple pieces of paneling on the sides. That would be easy and make it look a little more... homey. In any case, My area should soon be a lot neater.

While this toolbox looks good in the picture - the description fails to point out it arrives in PIECES!! No mention at all of FULL ASSEMBLY REQUIRED!! I am not a novice at assembly. However, this time it took two of us over 6 hours to get this box put together. To say nothing of the out of alignment screw holes and off center panels. The drawers do slide - with effort - gonna take a bit of extra lubricant to get them moving better. I would not recommend this to anyone who does not have at least 1 'friend' who can commit several hours to this assembly or has very little experience in assembly of items. The magnetic screwdriver is a nice touch - and there were extra screws in case one got lost. I was able to use a power driver on a number of the screws - others - no way! Time will tell how well it holds up.

This fits perfectly under my Seville Classic Workbench and does a great job of holding my tools. This took approx 2 hours for me to put together and although not hard, just a lot screws and patients to complete. I cannot say that it is the highest quality that is out there, but the price justifies that. Not that this is cheap, but it is this price due tot the fact you have to spend quite a bit of time putting it together. It does lock which is a good feature, but it will only keep a honest person out. spin the unit around and remove the back would be an easy way to defeat it.

Great design, easy to assemble but time consuming, solid. Dropped 4 stars because It is painful to open the drawers, literally, then everything in the drawer flies around. I got the soft close because it was the only color that matched. Bad call, I would return if I didn't have to disassemble.

This small rolling cabinet is a must have for any home/garage shop. It takes about 5 hours to assemble, with many many small screws to contend but the durability is well worth the price. A small power screwdriver is a necessary tool to assemble. The instructions are clear and precise.

When I read the posted reviews I had some hesitation about ordering this unit. The parts are well marked and even include arrows to make sure that everything is in the right position. It's actually very intuitive and hard to screw up. My best suggestion is to throw away the included screw driver and find a better magnetic one. It REALLY makes the task much easier. If you've ever assembled a kid's Paw Patrol toy, you'll have no problem assembling this cabinet. When you open up the box and see the pile of parts it's a little overwhelming, but without the screws, each drawer is 5 parts. Set them aside and the remaining parts look much more manageable. It's a nice unit for the price and I have ordered another one. Good luck and don't let the reviews intimidate you!

I wanted a nice cabinet of some sort to hold my bead horde. I looked at small chests and my husband suggested checking out mechanics' tool chests. I saw this one at Sam's and thought it just the thing. My husband put it together in about 2 hours (with my help holding the drawer pieces). I will likely replace the black honeycomb mats with a more solid surface mat for my bead collection. Hopefully, it will help me better organize my jewelry beads! It is industrial looking and is utilitarian and actually, I like the looks. There are lots more expensive chests out there, but this one will work for my needs.

First, we got the graphite & I'd say the frame is a little more brown than stainless steel drawers, unlike in the picture where they look like they match better. I agree with many of the reviews here. Basically it's a gamble, you may get one that is well packaged & put together or you may get one with scratches & dents. Even if you get the former, you're not just assembling every single panel & screw (it comes with 217 screws + about 3-5 extra of each screw type) , you'll even have to DISASSEMBLE some drawer tracks in order to install the wood top to the side panels and then reassemble them once installed. Even if you have a drill, there are a lot of narrow areas you need to get in that only a slim screwdriver like the one supplied can be used. The first cart sent to us had dented panels, chipped wood top & some of the rivets were crooked. Sams very quickly arranged to have a new one sent and that one was better, although like the first, I noticed some loose screws and rivets (not from the bag of hardware) at the bottom of the package. We couldn't disassemble the old one and repackage it (it's extremely tightly put together in a very thin styrofoam "box" and then that is covered by the cardboard box it's shipped in) so a courier came and picked it up, rather than fedex. Once put together it looks fine and will probably hold up in our studio. Just be ready for a lot of assembly and maybe some trial and error with parts and Sams customer service.

This is an amazing cabinet/cart! It did take me several hours to assemble, only because I was being super careful to follow instructions exactly. The secret is to take your time, follow the excellent (and very easy) instructions faithfully and assemble each area and piece in the order listed. I dumped the three sizes of screws into 3 bowls for easy access. I found that if I inserted each screw and just barely assembled each section, I could go back and tighten each screw quickly and there were no problems at all. When I tried to tighten all the screws on one side and then do the other, then the holes didn't line up perfectly and the screws would bind. So TAKE IT EASY and then tighten up each section. It looks great, is solidly built, and rolls like a dream. My zillions of kitchen utensils and baking pans and supplies are finally organized. I just ordered the one with the doors on one side and a door with an interior shelf so I can tuck my mixer in there and put some of the taller baking items in the side drawers. I will build that this weekend. I am a 66 year old female with rheumatoid arthritis and I built the whole thing completely unassisted. The screwdriver they supplied was even better than using my power screwdriver! Buy this cabinet and be happy!