Greenvelly White Metal Storage Cabinet for Garage, 72” Steel Locking Cabinet with Doors and 4 Shelves, Tall Tool Organizer for Garage Systems Lockable File Storage for Home Office, Classroom

Very happy with purchase. I was apprehensive ordering this because of the low price and some of the negative reviews. The cabinet arrived quickly and was very well packaged. The box had some minor damage but the cabinet had NO damage. Most of the hardware had extra included. I do suggest two people to assemble. The directions were clear with photos showing exactly how to assemble. As mentioned by others there are a lot of screws in the assembly. I suggest some type of power driver. Be careful of over torquing. The cabinet weighs about 70 pounds and is very sturdy when fully assembled.

The price for these cabinets was right. They were among the cheapest on Amazon for this size and needing multiple cabinets I took the plunge and hoped for the best.... and it paid off. The packaging was incredible to the point that I was shocked at how well protected the contents were.The instructions weren't the best, but I've certainly had worse ones from Ikea (and many others). You can get the general idea of what you're supposed to do with them.Assembly was easy. It took about 40 minutes to put together the first one as I was going back and forth with the instructions and finding the panels and parts needed. The second one probably took about 30 minutes since I had a better idea of everything.Once everything was together I couldn't have been happier with the purchase. The exterior looks great. Inside allows for all kinds of storage and shelving (which is adjustable to your liking).I will almost certainly buy at least two more of these in the next few months as I attempt to get more organized.

This cabinet is an inexpensive sheet metal cabinet. The metal is thin and direction photos are dark / difficult to see. For the price, this is a good cabinet. It is intended to stay in one spot because it will easily bend. I added a couple of Tek Screws in some areas. This cabinet is exactly what I needed and it does not bother me that it is thin gauge metal. It looks nice, holds my things, and has doors that close correctly. Tool less than an hour to assemble. I suggest screwing it to a wall to stabilize it.

From the time it took us to get it out of the box, to finishing putting it together, it was maybe about 30-45 minutes? It really wasn't bad. And the doors close perfectly. It's sturdy and the pieces fit together well.There is one step though, that needs to be adjusted. When you attach the top panel (H), leave the upper screw out of the bracket that holds that top panel in. It will get in the way and ruin your day, lol. I've attached a picture showing which one to leave out, on both sides. If you leave it in, because the pieces fit snug, you can bend the top panel like we did. But luckily it's not a deal breaker. Just don't push it as hard as I did and take that screw out.We really didn't run into any issues putting it together other than the top panel, which was easily remedied. We got this to lock up hazardous materials so we can start foster care. It's one of the requirements. This met the requirement for the lock and key, and the price was really good.Another thing to note is that, on the seller's page, it lists it as 120 lbs. On the box though, it lists it as 90 lbs. Either way, it is heavy. So get some help to bring it in. On that note, it did have really good protection inside to prevent any damage. We still had one piece that was slightly bent. It was the left side, panel C. But it was maybe bent in about 1/8 of an inch. I bent it out using my hands and didn't quite get it all the way. But looking at it, you can't tell it was bent.I would buy this again.

When they (I got 2) were unpacked, some of the pieces had protective covers on them. They protected the corners about as well as wet toilet paper. If you don't feel like becoming an amateur autobody tech, I wouldn't buy these. It took a lot of hammering to get the corners back into an acceptable form so the cabinets would work properly. I got these thinking that they would work well and take some abuse from heavier items being stored in them but after seeing what just shipping did to them, I am now in serious doubt that they will hold up over any reasonable amount of time. I see other cabinets on here that look similar, and probably are so, BUYER BEWARE. I'll post some pictures if I can stomach it. Ugh. :-( Oh, and they didn't come in the two-tone colors that I ordered them in either, so there's that also.

Need lots of floor space. Do not use any power tools to fasten screws or you will strip out the sheet metal holes.The screws are fine thread. Get #8-1 inch sheet metal screws and 1/8 drill bit and add in-between factory screws for reinforcement on three sides.Two people job if you’re not that handy with putting things together. You will need about 2 hours or so for yourself only.Maybe be shorter time with a helper. This is thin metal easy to bend with your hands so make sure work area is flat and clean of any debris oryou have a chance of denting it your self. Paint is black on the cabinets I bought and scratches easy. They give cotton work gloves but hard to tighten screws with them on.Boxes shipped were fine and product inside had dimples/dent in a lot of places. This is a factory issue. Not a show stopper for me as most dents/dimples where really small and hard to see unlessLooking really hard at it. For a shop storage cabinet they need to get dents under control. Packing was great but as others said dents started at the factory process not shipping.In the box the 72 inch double door you need 2 people to move it safely. Box says 73lbs I imagine thats close. Why they cant establish the weights and be truthful is beyond my understanding.3 Stars if you get 2 good ones like I did. 4 stars if it was less dents and 5 stars if built heavier metal but would cost more im sure. For $150 each shipped was a bargain for sure.