INTERGREATBlack Metal Storage Cabinet Doors, 72" Locking Steel Storage Cabinet with Shelves, Tall Metal Cabinet Lockable Steel Cabinets for Home Office, Garage

The price on these (I bought two,) was too good to be true. It is very thin metal but it works great for storing garage stuff. Tools, fertilizer stuff, garden stuff, just great all around. The latching handles aren't great as they sometimes don't work right. But - a little jiggle and a foot at the bottom - and it works. So - definitely worth the price!

Given the price and ease of assembly these cabinets are a good value. Doors operate well and when cabinets are fully assembled, are rigid and perform as advertised.These do not belong in a commercial or industrial setting. It would be equivalent to putting a band aid on an amputation.I renovated my garage: lighting, paint, Race Deck floor, etc. with 3 of these cabinets I am able to put nearly everything into them thus making the garage super neat and organized.As always, and I mean this as a compliment: you nearly always get what you pay for. Buy to the level of quality that you NEED.

We have four of these cabinets in our garage. They're great for storage. I omitted one star because the directions were a little confusing, especially on the first one we put together. After that, we got the hang of it.

Bought two. Took a few hours to put each one together; it's not very easy to assemble. But the materials (even the materials used to pack it to minimize damage in shipping and unpacking) were top quality. Used these as storage cabinets in my office. Very pleased with the finished cabinets; great value.

I recently purchased two metal storage units from Amazon, one in a wardrobe style and the other with just shelves. When I saw the boxes in my lobby, I immediately noticed that the cardboard was badly damaged, as if they had been handled roughly. Both boxes arrived damaged, and it’s unclear if the damage occurred during manufacturing or shipping. Inspecting the boxes and trying to assemble them took a lot of time and patience.I reached out to customer service (the seller), and they couldn’t offer a refund. Unfortunately, I agreed to receive replacements, but those new boxes arrived in even worse condition. I can’t even find the words to explain how frustrated and upset I was.We managed to assemble the wardrobe-style unit because its door wasn’t visibly damaged, but there were several dents on the body. Since it's now outside on my balcony, my biggest concern is whether it will rust over time.Overall, I wouldn’t recommend this product unless you have a garage, the skills to repair bent metal, and the ability to touch up chipped paint. The boxes are extremely heavy, and it’s clear that this kind of item is prone to damage during delivery. It's not worth the money or time, and I feel it could have been better packaged to prevent these issues.I’m writing this review simply to warn you not to waste your money on these poor-quality cabinets. Save yourself the headache.

My husband was able to assemble two of these cabinets I about 2 hours. After doing the first one, the second one was easier for him to assemble and they are serving their purpose well and look great in the space. The metal dents easily, so be sure to handle them carefully when assembling.I would purchase again, so helpful with keeping my at home business items organized.

The media could not be loaded. Let me start by saying I just wanted cheap storage for the garage and this works for that purpose. That being said this is just cheap thin sheet metal with tiny screws holding it together. It’s easy to bend so expect some dents and dings in shipping (see pics) because the box is extremely heavy. The ad says this can be assembled in 40 minutes and they recommend 2 people. Maybe if 2 people have already built one they could do it in 40 minutes. I assembled it myself and it took two and a half hours. It also advertises 180lbs per shelf and that’s a joke. The bottom shelf has 4 small screws holding the back and nothing supporting the front. I bent it down a couple inches with 2 fingers (see video). So if you want to tackle this……..I’ve resembled a lot of different furniture and this might have been the hardest one ever. The instructions are vague at best and the pictures are not detailed enough to make out. It’s in English but as we’ll be in another language. Throw away the included screw driver, it’s useless. The included screws are 1/4in and very hard to line up with the holes. Dont over tighten or they strip right out. Have pliers handy because I had to bend back corners to make them line up.BEFORE YOU START, make sure all the parts are there, I was missing I vital pin that holds the door on.GO TO THE HARDWARE STORE and buy a box of self tapping metal screws. I added an extra 24 after it was assembled to make it more rigid. I screwed the bottom shelf on from the outside and the front (pics and video) and the frame and top. It seems relatively sturdy now. Good luck with the door handle/lock, it has one picture and no instructions on how to assemble it.All that said, with some extra screw and a lot of elbow grease I think it will serve its purpose at a decent price.

After reading some reviews, I was a bit scared about assembling this. However, I decided to try it, and I'm very happy that I did. It was pretty simple to assemble, even for just one person. Just needed a Phillips head screwdriver. It's big, and reasonably sturdy--seems adequate for storing paper and office supplies. I did have to use all of the screws in the assembly, even the ones marked as "extra". I may get another since I have a lot of junk to store.