Garage Storage Cabinet with Wheels Pegboard and 5 Adjustable Shelves, 71'' x 32'' x 16''Metal Lockable Cabinet with Magnetic Doors,Tool Storage,Home Office Garage,Gym,School (Black)

After searching Lowes, Home Depot, Amazon, Walmart, Target, and the web in general I settled on this storage cabinet. I was not disappointed; I am impressed with the quality of this cabinet. It is very well constructed, and contrary to some reviews for the product, it was quite easy to assemble. I must admit I've assembled many things in my life so I have quite the experience to draw upon. I understand most folks don't like to read the directions and just have at it, but I learned in my youth: read the directions first. There's not many steps, so take the time and check out the eight or so in the assembly directions. The directions do state you will need assistance, but I just laid the frame down while attaching the sides (the second step after attaching the wheels to the base) and had no problemby myself. Just make sure you lay things down face up as the sides contain the drawer rails, which you don't want to fight with gravity. As far as any cons: only two. The first, be careful when unpacking the front of the drawers as the rear of the drawer is slid in behind the drawer rails and will easily slide out onto the floor or little piggies if you aren't prepared to catch them (this will make sense once you begin unpacking and assembling in bare feet). The second is I wish there was a top pad included. I purchased a third party one here on Amazon and trimmed it to fit. I use it for a 3D printer workstation that can store filament, tools, and what have you. Lack of lockability is not an issue for me. The cabinet also allows me to roll the printer into another more ventilated room for printing some filaments with high VOCs. There were no missing parts. Some complained in the reviews that holes didn't line up. It might first appear that way but all you have to do is reseat the parts a little and all pulls together nicely. The drawers easily accommodate storing filament spools vertically, and each drawer can store 12-13 1Kg spools. Final verdict: This is well made, solid, and is an outstanding 3D printer workstation. The construction reminds me of Steelcase cabinets from many years ago. BTW - no piggies were harmed in the assembly of this product.

This is a great value for the money, and I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again or recommend it. I ordered this cabinet to serve as storage for supplies at our vacation home which we offer for short term stays, as we were doing a kitchen remodel that removed the cabinets we had been using for cleaning and other supplies. This was a prefect fit for the space (in picture you can see the side view along the washer and dryer, very slim profile), easy to assemble, and convenient as it's on wheels so can easily be slipped into a space in the laundry nook, and out for the cleaners to access, with wheel locks to keep it stable when in use and put away. The shelves are nice sized and spacing good. It feels sturdy, and of good quality, the metal is sturdy. I looked a few other places for similar cabinet, and didn't find anything that compared in size and also had wheels, and what I did find were much higher priced. A week or so into use, the locking bar fell out of place and into the door. I contacted the seller immediately as we really need to keep the supplies secure from curious guests. They first sent a video on how we might be able to guide the bar back into place, but I let them know that it seemed beyond our capabilities to do so. In response, they sent a new cabinet out right away, so we were able to switch out the doors very easily and got things back how we wanted them fairly quickly. I was very glad we didn't have to go back and forth and beg for a solution that worked for us, in fact the quick response of an entire new cabinet seems overly generous. It showed me they wanted to be sure we had nothing to complain about, and I appreciated that a lot. Two quick notes, the first being we noticed on the new cabinet doors a plastic guide at the top that keeps the bar in place, which was missing on the original. You might look for this and head off a problem when you get your cabinet. Second, do not leave the key in place when moving the cabinet, it can bend and break in the lock very easily if it is knocked against something.

Review for 71" cabinet with wheels. Ok. This thing is decent. It's not going to blow you away with amazing Bluetooth features and a hit sound track. It's a metal cabinet. On wheels. It arrived in a flat pack, decently protected for shipping. The usual Styrofoam inserts on the top, bottom, and ends. Neat little plastic corner guards that definitely did their job and some goofy aluminum angle pieces that I assume were supposed to hold things in place somewhere. All the parts where included, which is always a plus. No crappy one off tools with this unit, so you will want a decent Philips head #2 and a 10mm socket. I used a deep well 1/4 drive ratchet. The directions included were better than I expected based on other reviews. It's all pretty clear what goes where and by looking at the actual parts, how they should fit together. I built this thing solo on the floor in about an hour with wandering around grabbing the appropriate tools, disposal of various bags, cutting down the box included in that time. It's pretty straightforward. The actual assembly isn't too bad. This cabinet is made out of a pretty flexible metal. The holes generally lined up, but when it needed gentle persuasion, I persuaded it. A light push and pull would put it as it needed to be. With some decent lighting you could see how it should go. Everything is held together by metal screws, not bolts, so long as you aren't stripping it out, it's good. The material is a bit lighter than I expected, as in a thinner gauge metal. This is my chief complaint. My shelf arrived pretty dented despite the appropriate packaging. The box was fine, but there were still pretty significant bends that needed sorting out prior to assembly. But because of the nature of the metal, I was able to do so by hand. The wheels. The absolute highlight of the cabinet is the wheels. All 4 are caster wheels, so moving the cabinet around is a breeze. They bolt into the bottom. I absolutely stuffed this cabinet to the gills. Absolutely fantastic capacity. Easily moves about on the wheels even with all the things in there. The shelves don't seem bothered by the multiple gallons of oil stacked on them, or the dozens of rattle cans of paint on the higher shelves. The pegboard doors aren't really a thing for me. They would hinder the shelf storage in my case. So maybe I'm not the target market there. The whole thing is super magnetic. I like that. I like the option of slapping magnets all over it for additional hooks or whatever. Magnets like this thing. So all in all, a 4/5. Knocked off the star for being a bit flimsy and for arriving dented that as far as I can tell, wasn't a shipping issue. Easy build, good design, it holds itself together and holds all the things.

Very easy to put together with a drill. Can be done all by yourself - but easier with one other person. Directions were clear and easy to understand. The product is just as described. Seems very sturdy. Looks nice as well.

This metal garage storage cabinet offers fantastic value for the price. The build quality is solid, and I was really impressed with how well it was packed – tons of protection between the shelves and around the corners. Despite a minor dent on one panel (easily fixable), everything arrived in great shape. The 4-inch wheels are heavy-duty and lock securely, making the cabinet easy to move and stable when stationary. A big plus is the versatility of the pegboards in side the cabinet, which can also be used as shelves. The adjustable shelves offer plenty of customization options. Assembly was straightforward thanks to clear instructions and well-organized, labeled parts. Although the corner bolts were a bit tricky to install and I noticed a couple of discrepancies in the part numbers within the instructions, it wasn't a major issue. It took me about 1.5 - 2 hours to put together with some basic tools. Overall, this cabinet is a great buy. Fast shipping, good delivery, and excellent quality. I would recommend this to anyone who needs an affordable good quality metal cabinet for garage use.

I was impressed with the packaging to begin with, very well done. Shipping and handling seemed like I got really lucky, very little damage to the boxes! Cabinet itself is great, went together easily. Assembly instructions were more than adequate and everything went together easily. Cabinet is also bigger than I imagined, depth wise at least. Plenty of storage. Lastly, the casters are also great, role smooth and easy and the locks work as like wheel locks should! 5 star experience

Good quality the drawer slides easily. The only improvement would be a magnetic contact point when closing the doors. The action of opening and closing the drawer will cause the doors to open due to the air pressure from the drawer movement. I have to leave the key in the door and lock it to keep the doors closed. A magnet closure would solve this small problem.

Edited: I’m pleased to say that the company reached out to us and made everything right. Unfortunately this cabinet was disappointing and a total waste of money. When I first started putting it together I was pleasantly surprised. Although it must have had 80-100 screws and was pretty light weight it went together quite well. All the parts were there and all the holes lined up nicely. I thought that it was going to work out perfectly - right up to the point that I started to put the drawers in and found that they didn’t line up and wouldn’t close all the way. After considerable time looking and fussing with it I finally found where the middle drawer glide on the right side of the cabinet had its attachment point broken by the manufacturer. It had been jury rigged to try and hold it in place and then sent on out the door for sale. Not only was the “fix” weak but it placed the front of the glide too high which meant the drawers would hang up on each other and not close. I felt totally stuck and disappointed. Even if I wanted to try and disassemble the whole thing, there was absolutely no way to repackage it for return. I finally tried to come up with my own fix by drilling holes, inserting screws and hoping that it would work. I don’t know how long it will hold up, but for the short term I’m able to close the drawers, but only by slamming and forcing them into place. A very bad experience.