Metal Storage Cabinet, Locking Cabinet with 5 Adjustable Shelves for Garage, Office, Home, Classroom- Black

I bought this to use as a kitchen pantry because I don't have much shelving and wanted something with doors for a reasonable price; yet all the kitchen designed shelving units were overly expensive.The box delivered was large and heavy (70lbs), like normal flat pack furniture, but the pieces individually are easy to manipulate. It was packaged securely and protected. Seems to be powder coated metal, it has a very nice and smooth finish, looks and feels good.I did the assembly alone in about 25 minutes, but you do have to stand it up and lay it down at different points, which can be a bit awkward. Directions were easy to follow. Highly recommend a drill for the screws (with a right angle attachment if you have one).It holds a lot of food and dishes, very stable, but when empty, is very loud/echoes due to the material.I also slapped a magnetic knife bar on the outside of it that works perfectly and a bunch of magnetic hooks on the inner side of the doors to hang kitchen accessories (spoons, tongs, etc).The lock does work, but there's no need for my use. However the locking mechanism slide bar rattles a bit against the door when opening and closing, so I wedged a couple magnets against it to silence it.Overall, very happy with this purchase for the price.

I bought one of these to store my home brewing equipment. I liked it so much that I bought a second one to store my computer hardware. The ability to lock the cabinet is handy. It may not deter determined thieves, but it should certainly dissuade curious children if you need to lock up dangerous items.Assembly isn’t as bad as you might expect. It can be a one-person job. All holes were aligned properly and the doors were functional without issue. The shelves are adjustable as per the item description.Just a note: It is a heavy package. So you’ll want a buddy if you’re moving the unopened package around to team lift.

As with many assembly-required items these days, sometimes the assembly instructions can be lacking. I bought 2 of these cabinets and soldiered through the first one in about 2 hours. The panels are labeled with A through G letters, but with only one small black and white diagram and no 3-D views or angles, I had to make some guesses that sometimes I had to reverse. The hardware seemed to do the job, but I simply could not find 3-4 of the screw holes that were supposed to be there. The unit still seems to be fully supported despite this. There was also one clear spot where the sequence of putting in the screw needs to be done in a certain way and is difficult to reverse once done. I mentioned I bought 2 of these cabinets ... all my frustration from unit #1 helped me assemble unit #2 very quickly, maybe 30 minutes vs 2 hours for the first. I would also note that with both units there were some bent corners and edges (photos attached of a couple of these). Despite these bends the unit still assembled and seems to be fine. A pair of pliers and some padding and these bends can be rectified. The units both came very well packaged with particleboard and foam. I'm not sure how the panels were bent ... it must have occurred at the factory before packaging.I wanted tall cabinets and so far the doors work and lock and the units are serving their purpose.

I now have three of these and there's a good chance I'll end up with four. They're easy to assemble out of the box and are of a medium build quality which is great for the price. The shelves can support much more weight than I use them for and the doors have magnets and open and close easily. Great for anyone's office/hobby room.

The shelves came dissembled in a corrugated cardboard box. Inside the box, the corners were protected by folded steel end caps. These worked really well to keep the shelves in good condition. Assembly was easier than expected. The pieces all cleverly interlocked and one piece was added to the previous one at a time until the whole unit was assembled (rather than assemble sub-units and then try to put those together). This worked really well. Be sure to allow enough room for the shelf unit to lay flat on its back so you can put in screws. I had to move it from flat on its back to standing vertically a couple times to get the screws in. All the pieces fit tightly and all the screw holes aligned properly. I was able to assemble the shelf unit entirely by myself. Instructions were accurate but consisted of only pictures. The shelf unit pieces all had stickers with letters on them that match the instructions, so it was easy to figure out the orientation of each part. It would have been nicer to have some English text stating things like, 'first do this, next do this, etc.,' but I was able to figure it all out without having undo anything.I expected the shelves to be relatively flimsy but the individual shelve have no trouble holding stacked of paper pads and art supplies. I have no concerns about the strength. The doors installed easily and are held closed by magnets. There is a lock in the one door but I dont need to use it since the doors stay closed.I bought the grey shelves. They were a bluish grey just like the photo.

The cabinet is awesome, it is exactly what I was looking for, with the recessed handles. The grey looks perfect. And it came with absolutely no damages. One of the protective steel plates was bent like he'll, meaning the shipping was rough, but the plate did it's job and protected the contents. The styrofoam also protected against a box damage from the side.All in all very happy with the packing, and the cabinet quality.

This cabinet does not have leveling feet! I bought the same cabinet from another seller a couple of months ago for $10 more and that one did have leveling feet.Other than that: as advertised. Metal cabinet, easy to assemble.