I bought 3 of these and they fit nicely above the Seville workbench that I previously purchased. The cabinets are great. The shipping was a little pricy, I wish Sam's Club carried these cabinets in the store so I didn't have to pay shipping. I only wish that I had bouth 6 of these instead of 3. Lessons learned - don't overtorque the screws when you put the cabinet together. I broke a couple of the heads off before I got my cordless drill set correctly.

Bought additional shelves to help utilize the cabinet space more efficiently

Lighter weight quality. Flimsy useless locks

Packaged well. Materials of good quality. Instructions spot-on accurate including the wall template. Very happy with the purchase.

Super easy to put together, wall template makes hanging these a snap. If you have standard stud spacing and want to hang these abutting each other, note that at least one of the cabinets will only have one stud to attach to.

I love the way they mount to the wall. They came with everything that was needed to assemble and mount. They are reasonably priced. Excellent buy! I would definitely recommend this product.

Compared to the other similar cabinets I looked at, this is built as well and much less expensive. Be careful when you mount it to make sure it is perfectly level, otherwise the door will slightly bind.

I have bought 4 of these for my husband to hang in the garage and he loves them. They look good and hold so much stuff. Very sturdy. Can't beat the price either

Great value, sturdy cabinets. Easy to assemble. I bought 4 of these and by the last one it only took me about 20 minutes to assemble. I like the quality and durability. These are well made and well engineered at a fantastic price.

Bought 3 wall cabinets after owning 2 of the rolling cabinets for a few years. They held up well, very solid. The wall units appear to be of the same quality. Replaced some engineering wood laminate cabinet which eventually, delaminated and looked horrible in my garage. Should have spent the extra up front and got the Sevilles in the first place which weren't that much more expensive anyway.