Tribesigns 3 Drawer File Cabinet with Lock, Mobile Lateral Filing Cabinet with Rolling Wheels, Large Printer Stand with Open Storage Shelves for Home Office (Black)

Not terribly hard to assemble but does require some thought because some of the pieces are not labeled the same way as they are in the instructions (example: pieces were only labeled as J in packaging but are further broken down as J1 and J2) and also making sure the orientation of those J pieces is correct as they are not labeled left or right. Also unclear what the K pieces are for and where they should go (instructions and pictures not clear and no pilot holes where the pictures seems to show them going) but just left them off and unit still seems fine and functional. Seller did help when one of the pieces arrived broken and replaced it as quickly as possible (took approx 2 weeks because it was shipped from overseas). Looks nice as a finished product and ok quality. Drawers are a little smaller than I was hoping for.

I just finished assembling this. It took a few hours but... I took a lot of breaks because I'm easily distracted and hungry. Not an unreasonably long assembly in my opinion.Good things first. I like the finished product. It's exactly what I needed and looks nice. It was packaged well and I had no damaged pieces. Not even a scuff mark anywhere. The locking filing cabinet is great. It also seems fairly sturdy and doesn't wobble but I made sure everything was screwed in tight.Now to my gripes. NONE of the screw holes were drilled. Zero. There were just tiny circles marked of where they were supposed to go. Fortunately I have a drill and was able to make my own but that was a bit surprising. So power tools are required for this. At least mine was. Maybe mine was overlooked.Also, the instructions are... not good. I was able to make do but there's a whole bag of tiny plastic clamps with nothing about where they go just a very tiny picture that labels them as somehow attached the drawers. I left them off because like I said there were no holes so how am I to know where they go?Overall I like it and it's exactly what I was looking for. I think it's a bit overpriced for what you get and assembly is a pain. The instructions could definitely be better. A benefit of having to use a drill is it's not the least bit shaky. I think ultimately I'll get a lot of use out of it. I'm hoping it lasts me a long time.

It’s exactly what I was looking for. Takes some time to put together, nothing too difficult.It looks nice and serves the function I needed.Fits a full size printer on top as you can see in the photo. It is sturdy enough for home use. Very happy with this purchase.

This frankly was an absolute nightmare to put together. I enjoy putting things together but this was infuriating.The quality of the product is pretty bad . The drawers do not align properly so you can not open them both at the same time . They will hit each other and block each other from closing if you pull both small drawers out. Half the time the smaller drawers jam from closing and you have to open and close it harder despite all the screws on the tracks being flush . The big drawer does not sit flush with the furniture either. You can open it but closing it you need to actually push hard for it to get itself into the square hole the drawer sits in. Otherwise is will stick out and not be flush with the rest of the thing. All pre made holes were used and nothing was crookedly installed , yet things came out crooked .The installation instructions were awful . Step one was incorrect on the guide and so I ended up building the whole thing twice just to realize I needed to pull the entire thing apart due to incorrect instructions making me place the center board upside down per the instruction picture. The number labels on the pieces were also doubled on three parts. Instead of being 1-10 for example. There were random duplicates of numbers despite the instructions not having duplicate numbers to use .I pulled this thing apart 4 different times due to bad instructions, labels , and incorrect positioning on instructions .Only reason I'd recommend this is if you would like a puzzle that is off in every way rather than a dresser

This is a decent filing cabinet once put together, but the assembly was terrible. I have put many pieces of furniture together, and this and a desk I bought from this company had some of the worst instructions I’ve ever seen. The sliders also don’t line up the best, and I had to unscrew and reposition them multiple times. I finally got them to where the drawers open and close halfway decent, but the left-side drawers don’t line up with the file drawer. It was a cheap cabinet for my home office, so it’ll do the job and looks decent.

Unlike its counterpart cabinet (B08KHRTTR4), this unit assembled quickly. It is sturdy and I am happy with it. It assembled mostly with screws (big plus for me, as I hate using an allen wrench). The instructions were utterly amazing and so very clear - that is where I had an issue with B08KHRTTR4.I chose to omit the little black plastic things to help secure the backing board on it, as when I put them on the cabinet B08KHRTTR4, they all poked through the front and now I have holes in that cabinet. They really don't seem to be all that important anyhow.Whomever wrote the instructions for building this cabinet needs an award, seriously! I struggle with drawer slides/guides - I hate them! They carefully detailed each drawer guide down to which hole to put the screws through.One MISTAKE NOTED is on page 06. The bottom image shows one drawer glide on the side with two cam bolts. It is kind of a no brainer though, as the other side has two. So the cam bolt holes are on the opposite side. So long as you match everything to the pre-drilled holes it will be fine.EDITED TO ADD: I am filling the file drawer now, and I have noticed that you have to move the files slowly and be very gentle when closing/opening the file drawer because the hanging rods are just a hair too far apart. If you're not careful the files will fall off.