Locking Metal Storage Cabinet | Garage Storage Locker with Doors | 71" Lockable Tool Cabinet | Metal Cabinets for Home Office (71" 2-Doors Key, Red)

Very satisfied with this product - I assembled it on my own, but an extra pair of hands would have been good - pay very close attention to the instructions and handle the panel carefully so that you don't bend them.

I really like the quality of my cabinet and it’s also brought a different energy to my workspace!! I love it

Boy Howdy was this a chore to assemble. However it was worth it. This thing is sturdy and I'm sure it will out-live me.Tips for assembling:1. don't tighten all the screws inside until just before the step where you put the floor in. Tighten them al-l-lmost all the way. This is because most of the alignments have one side that is oblong, meaning there's allowance for shifting to make the alignment. That's generally a good thing ... unless you have tightened them slightly off-square. In that case when you go to put in the door frame it will not line-up. Trust me on this. You want to leave yourself a little room to wrangle the door frame into place and then go around and tighten everything up. I had to use a soft mallet to whack things into place (you might still need that anyway, so keep it handy).2. I found it much easier to install the shelves by only putting the plastic holders on the back wall and then hang the shelf against the back wall like a picture just on the two holders. then use tape to hoist the shelf angled upwards just a bit so I can get at the correct holes to place the front two holders. Then undo the tape and slap the shelf in place. The directions tell you to place all the holders and then angle the shelf into place ... nope ... that didn't work. In some cases the holder for shelves above or below would not allow proper placement of the shelf. In other cases then holders would not allow the shelf to snap into place at all even if there was no interference from holders for other shelves. I found it much easier to place the back two, then temporarily tape the front edge of the shelf up too high while slipping the front holders in place - then release the tape and slap the front edge into the front holders. Worked like a charm.

I reviewed quite a few metal cabinets before buying this one. I knew the lower the price the less quality in the metal panel so I wanted to be careful. It took two people to put it together. Assembly is not tricky and pieces are well marked, even the metal panels. For the price, you get a very nice cabinet that is sturdy and well made. One suggestion; be sure you put the handles on the doors (or at least one door) before closing them. The magnets to hold the doors shut are really strong and you’ll have to pry the doors open. Lesson learned on that one.

Liked the finish it seems like its a powder coated or just very good paint so it seems durable and the color is fantastic, RED.The cabinet is as very easy to assemble. Me and my wife had it assembled under 2 hours taking our time. Instructions are very clear and easy save for a step or two that seemed a little confusing but we figured it out. I recommend strapping the cabinet to anchors on a wall because the cabinet can be flimsy, we leveled it and it rocked too easy. So, If your floor is not level it makes it worse. if you have kids in the house, I highly suggest you anchor it.As you can see the doors did come with dents and its a bummer since this is going to be used in the house.Love the fact that one of the shelves can be used in three ways, as a peg board, as a shelf or as an exterior peg board on a wall. If your doors seem to get stuck when closing the cabinet, then the cabinet is not square. Look at the top of the door corners where they meet, the edges have to basically be at the same height. Play with the cabinet legs or shim it with wood to get the doors to close.

I'm going to preface this review with "I'm an engineer, so I have high expectations". I've debated writing this review for a couple months, but I'm so disappointed that I finally decided I should give other consumers some advice and insight into the product before they purchase.This metal cabinet is not the metal cabinets you have in your office or lab. It's very, very light duty and should not be considered "durable, strong and resilient, and long-lasting" for storing tools in your garage as advertised. Unless the only tools you're storing in this cabinet are a few light screwdrivers, maybe a couple hammers, shop towels, and some pencils - buy something else. There is absolutely NO WAY I will stow 120 pounds of anything at all on any of these shelves, let alone over 700 pounds (as rated) in the cabinet. I would rate the shelves as holding around 40 pounds each max before they start bowing and flexing.This cabinet is certainly not made of cold rolled steel. It's thin sheet-metal with a thickness not much greater than residential grade air-duct for your furnace/ac unit. It's very prone to bending, scratching, denting, and even arrived with several dents and scratches already on the unit before taking out of the box to assemble.Quality Assurance at the factory is clearly very poor. I received 3 pieces to the cabinet that are not even the correct color; I ordered the Blue cabinet and received a grey pegboard along with 2 red corner pieces. Many of the pre-drilled holes for assembly do not line up with their mated parts and either required drilling or to be forced together with a hammer and heavy duty screw.Both doors don't align properly and shut squarely. There's a cap and they are cockeyed.Given the cheap price, I maybe should not have had such high expectations, and should have considered this unit required assembly and was not a fabricated and welded assembled cabinet.If you're just storing light duty items like I've mentioned, this will work just fine for you. But if you want to store full paint cans, chemical containers such as gas cans, spray paints, or even some heavier tools such as a circular saw, I would invest in something stronger.