Garage Storage Cabinet with Pegboard and 5 Adjustable Shelves, 71.5'' x 32'' x 16''Metal Lockable Cabinet with Magnetic Doors,Tool Storage,Home Office Garage,Gym,School (Black)Recycled Claim Standard 100

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.

This product came packaged well. It was incased in foam. At of the parts were there and the instructions were good. There was no damage to any of the parts even though the outer box showed evidence of rough handling.Working alone, it took me a few hours to assemble, but that was because it was shipped in separate panels and connectors that when finally put together made for a very sturdy cabinet on a great set of casters.The casters lock in both modes, swivel locks, and rolling locks, so it stays where you put it. All of the corners of the cabinet have "bumpers" that will protect them from damage and reinforce the sheet metal.When finished, it is a good-looking cabinet.I would recommend this cabinet to anyone

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.

I bought two of these metal cabinet for food storage purpose. They are very spacious and holds a lot. The shelves are adjustable, sturdy and doesn't buckle under the items' weight. The doors lock fine, and keys work well. The heavy-duty casters makes moving cabinet around so much easier. I like that these cabinets are multipurpose and look great and modern anywhere in the house. The price I bought them for was acceptable, but I have noticed an increase. Anyway, it was great find and I would buy again. I highly reccommend.

I put this cabinet up in my job trailer and it is perfect. Holds a substantial amount of weight and size is good for a wide variety of objects. Lock it before driving and have had no issues with items coming out. Lock holds well. Nothing has come flying out when I open it after driving. It is light weight yet sturdy and easy to install.

Good value for an overall solid cabinet. I deducted 2 stars for a couple of issues on the unit I received.One corner of the base was open causing it to be slightly out of square and mounting holes out of alignment for the corner brackets. Since the corner brackets are plastic there was enough flex to be able to force fit it.On one section there was a small sharp burr that was not noticeable until it cut my finger.

The cabinet has very nice 4 locking wheels. The shelves will not deform like plastic shelving in those light plastic cabinets. We store a lot of heavy decorative plates and dishes. (That destroyed a plastic cabinet.) The mobility makes it easy to move out of the way. The cabinet latches with a rod on the top and bottom, so things won't be tumbling out when you try to move it. Assembly is very tedious. There are a lot of screws and bolts (all self-tapping) It's easy to overtighten and strip the self tapping screws and bolts. Be gentle, tighten to snug only. Two pointers: (1) Watch the direction and position of the side panels as instructed (look for hole shaped like an arrow).(2) The back panels are ugly side out, flat side interior to cabinet. (Guess what had to redo.)