Metal Garage Storage Cabinet with Wheels, 72" H Rolling Tool Storage Cabinet with 4 Tier Shelves and Locking Doors for Garage Home Office Utility Room,Required Assembly

Cabinet is well built for residential use. Excellent value for the price.

This product takes patience to assemble because the sheet metal screws used on the corner protectors are larger than the holes. Starting each screw (about 48) takes force. Once started, keep the screw perpendicular. Some of the screws freely spin once they finally get recessed. Be careful you don't over tighten them. One hint, I used the long end of the hex screw to get it started with more force, then the short side was used to get enough leverage from the long side to force the screws into the holes. The black screws for connecting panels are much better and tighten securely. Once assembled, it is doing fine.

This is a great cabinet. It is a little difficult to put together. You really have to have a sense of how it goes. I did it with not too much trouble. Once together it works great. We use it to hold our 22in blacks one and the doors hold the propane tank and all the tools for grilling.

Ease of assembly

Great garage organizer. Holds enormous number of tools etc. Ordered 3 and love the idea of each having a lock and key.

Best bang for your buck when it comes to a cabinet with wheels/casters.

I have been waiting several weeks for missing wheels 4 still needed Load this cabinet is over 700 pounds and may not be moved as was the intent of my self to move it aboutYes it is a fine cabinet I put it together all by myself and wish to go on to other things but the missing wheels keep me from the satisfaction that we desire so I am stoic not happ and need something to settle this as it is a problem when the factory is in China and you need partsI should have sent it all back for a refund but the fright to ship this is expensive as empty it weighs 100 pounds

This cabinet was one of 2 different styles I bought for my garage. It was relatively easy to assemble taking about 2.5 hours working alone. It was nice that they included a screwdriver and allen wrench. ( used my own) This model uses "bolts" (machine screws) and regular screws too. Lots of them. Some folks feel that this makes it better but I didn't really see that compared to the other cabinet. The bolts are more difficult to get started compared to the screws with the sharper tips. The metal in these cabinets is not all that thick and it was easy to overtighten them with just hand strength. Do NOT use a power tool or you WILL strip out the holes, even a the lowest torque settings. The base on this cabinet does seem stronger that others and showed when putting the casters on. The casters are nice. When putting the top panel on that ties the sides together I made sure not to tighten everything until I could put a square on the sides then tighten the screws down. One negative on most cabinets including the two I bought; you can scratch the finish almost by looking at it. I scratched a door (minor) just putting it face down on the cardboard! The shipping container was very well made and designed. Some damage to the exterior of the box but none inside. I do suggest not destroying the box when opening in case you have to return it. Although you would be lucky to get all the parts to fit back into the box. One last thing, this unit comes with 2 straps to anchor it to a wall. It could easily be top heavy so load it appropriately and seriously consider using the straps. I would purchase this again.