I bought this UltraHD® 6-Drawer Cabinet to match the existing Seville granite color steel garage storage unit I have. I had a professional handyman assemble it. All parts had identifiable parts labels and the instructions guided him to assemble it with relative ease. This small cabinet in weighty at about 150 lbs. The wheels are super beefy and the unit locks. I chose this unit because of the 6 dr capability of organizing different tools and garage needs.

Have bought many Seville Classics products with no major complaints. You have to assemble each drawer and alot of machine screws, so have cordless screw driver. Fit and finish is excellent. This has been out of stock for 2 years, so was glad to finally get it.

Seville Classics UltraHD is a quality product. Assembly is time consuming but satisfying. The product box(es) are packaged well to protect their contents. Individual parts are labeled well for assembly. The instructions are decent with both written and illustrations. The six drawer cabinet is my second UltraHD product and I have a third product being shipped.

Very nice, easy to build, very sturdy. Much better than some I've found on popular online retail! These are the real deal. I ordered 2 and the FedEx driver said I have 2 very large and heavy boxes, where do you want them. Assembling them I could tell the frame was hefty, not just thin sheet metal! It took a while to assemble, but only because its done right with lots of bolts. . not sheet metal screws.

Well built and sturdy cabinet. Would be better if the drawers opened fully. This is especially important with shallow draws, because you can't see or easily access items in the rear of the drawers. Spending a bit more on drawer sliders that extend 100% would make the cabinets more useful and convenient. Also, the self closing mechanism makes it a bit more difficult to open the drawer than we are used to.

Like others have said, this requires assembly which, for me, took about five hours. Once together, I was very pleased. It’s a well manufactured and engineered cabinet perfect for holding art supplies (oil paints, brushes and some other equipment) which is how I intended it to be used. I’m considering buying another.

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.

I've had this for a couple years but haven't ever really been happy with it. The biggest frustration is the drawers seem a bit flimsy and sometimes don't close fully. I've replaced it with a much sturdier tool chest from a home improvement store that sells for much less.

Great cabinet! Solid. Easy to follow assembly instructions. Drawers are handy for storing art supplies (in my case) and / or as flat files for smaller flat art work plus larger supply drawer. I have several Seville Classic cabinets and work tables and have been happy with all. The only negative is packaging, which includes a lot of non recyclable styrofoam.

Once again, Seville Classics impresses. Think I'm at the point that I'm just ordering items, JUST to find a design flaw, but WOWWED every time... I've put together tons of stuff over the years, but most of the time, if you don't square things up, doors and drawers don't close properly. I mean, who reads the part where it says: "don't tighten everything up until the unit is completely assembled"? Notice how most of Seville's items don't mention this? They must have put a ton of engineering into their fabrication equipment, and hold very strict quality control standards. Ever notice how there's play or wiggle-room while fastening everything, BUT in the end, it STILL turns out right? I don't miss screaming and throwing tools, but I am forever puzzled at how accurate and hassle-free their stuff is. Even their powder-coating paint is always flawless! Be careful while reading the negative reviews, be sure to see if other customers clicked whether the review was helpful or not. I never gave a bad review because an item arrived damaged, these things happen, but were never part of the plan. I fee the same about restaurant reviews... Don't care how bad the service is, if you got a incredible product or dish, I'll keep coming back, lol. :-)