Safety First Aid Group AED Defibrillator Wall Cabinet with Thumb Lock

Items was exactly as i wanted

The retainer was great and organised a refund even thought Amazon said returns not available.Unfortunately the door Perspex was warped and found items cheaper on same site different retailer. Same cabinet was cheaper as first aid box rather than a defibrillator box.

The good bits:Relatively inexpensive, big enough to hold a Philips HS1 and well packaged by Amazon so item arrived undamaged.The less good bits:Arrived with a second shelf (potential bonus) but this snagged the lock (preventing the door being shut and secured) so had to be removed and discarded.The lock had been assembled incorrectly - the latch had been screwed on so hard to the lock spindle, whilst it was out of line with the 90 degree recess at the back of the body - that the spindle would not rotate.The lock itself was missing a spigot or positioning washer to secure it in the correct position in the door. The lock was loose and had not been attached securely to the cabinet door.The lock mechanism provided does not hold the door tightly shut so either needs a spacer fitting behind the cabinet flange or a washer to behind the front face of the lock to resolve. Perhaps the missing positioning washer mentioned earlier?The AED label had not been affixed to the door window (probably intentionally but yet another unexpected job to do).The glass window in the door was very thin and had not been secured completely. It rattled and needed the installed seal forcing all the way down into the gap between the window frame and the glass to resolve the issue.All in all a reasonable product, but let down by the assembly line.

Very good for the money

Cheap box at an expensive price. It arrived dented and scratched with the protective film half peeled off the perspex. It has all the appearance of a second hand box. Our Zoll AED just about squeezed into the box, as long as the carry bag is removed, so don't buy this if you have a Zoll AED. Just about enough room, once one of the shelves are removed, to put a spare set of pads in.Not impressed.