Metal Wall Cabinet with Up-flip Door, Wall-Mounted Locker for Garage Workshop Kitchen, Size 35cm x 66cm x 30cm

This item seems to have gained a name for being a difficult build with hole not lining up and other concerns, Truth is that impression is wrong providing the build is approached with care and an understanding, the pictures do not tell the whole story. For a start when the pictures show the base sitting level with a pillar on panel C the only way this can happen is if the base (E) engages with the clamps on the inside of panel A and B. Another piece on information that is not clear is that the panels are not symmetrical so while the top (F) can be fitted in two ways one way will have the pilot holes lining up and the other they do not or holes appear to not exist.I ordered two of these cabinets, the first took me over two hours the second a fraction over 29 minutes.

I got this to put in my shed to hold my tools for my laser cutter and so far, really happy with it.It was easy to put together considering the size and what it can hold, and although I don't really care about what it looks like, it's not an eyesore, which is a nice plus!It's holding a lot so far, and when it's full will definitely consider getting a second!

I ordered 2 of these units both of which arrived damaged, these are made from a very thin cheap material which flexes under its own weight, items arrived with minimal protective packaging and as a result was unable to assemble properly due to all corners and fixing being bent way out of shape, the boxes they arrived in were ripped and damed and looked like they'd been thrown off the back of a moving truck, extremely disappointed not worth the money at all.

This is possibly the most fiddly thing I've had to build ever!It's like they didn't think or went out of their way to make it as difficult as possible.They do supply you with gloves and a screwdriver but if you have a good screwdriver use that. Your hand will thank you.Hardly any of the screws went in properly without a lot of manipulation.All the screws go on the inside which makes it difficult.The screw holes are so close to the sides that you can barely turn the driver.The back frame was bent so it wouldn't slot together, so couldn't screw together (took quite a lot of bending back).There are bits of the instructions that are clear and bits that are not.The doors did fit on well but the lock will not slot in to lock so I'm going to have to try and bend that if I can be bothered.I also got the matching wheeled cabinet and dreaded building that. But all the screws are on the outside. Why didn't they do that with this one?It got 2 stars because it is quite sturdy when built.

A very nice cabinet that will require time and patience to build.Its flat packed which should be expected.The doors open smoothly and close up straight.Nothing worse than putting a cabinet together and the doors are wonky.No issues with these.Recommended.

I got this cabinet for my garage/workshop because I'm tired of wandering in and seeing so many plastic jars of various screws/rawlplugs/nails/etc stacked unorganised on shelves wherever there's a free space. It's become increasingly frustrating to have to search for five minutes to find what is needed, so this provides the storage space to organise everything.PROS -1. Assembly is tricky but not frustratingly so, and it comes with two sets of cotton gloves plus a screwdriver which I appreciate.2. It's sturdy once assembled, everything screws together with multiple screws and locks together so each panel strengthens the overall unit.3. It's large enough to hold a lot of tools etc and having the shelf be adjustable means I can set it how I want to accommodate larger or smaller items.4. The locking mechanism fits up tightly and there are two keys so I have a spare, which is handy5. It comes with a couple of shelf fixers so I had a choice of what works best for me.6. It comes with everything to mount it to the wall (I don't think the rawlplugs are big enough though, see cons.)7. It's easy to mount to the wall, it has four keyhole in the back panels which the wall fixings slot into so it's sturdy.8. It's made with good quality coated metal so suitable for outbuildings/garages/etcCONS -1. The fixings supplied aren't big enough for my liking, especially if you're storing heavier items. I swapped out the screws/rawlplugs for larger heavy duty ones just to be on the safe side.2. You really need two people to put it together/mount to the wall. Doing it alone might be possible but it would be difficult and probably very frustrating.Overall I think this is a decent item, it's well made with high quality materials so should last well. I'd recommend it, with the proviso that you need two people to build/mount and you may want to use better wall fixings. 4*

The pictures do make this appear to be bigger than it is but the measurements do add up.I had no issues screwing this cabinet on the wall and the final look was rather pleasant.It's mainly being used to harbour tools but it feels more convenient to access it through this cabinet than try to search through all the draws. The key lock is an additional function that I have no complaints with even though I don't have any need to lock this cabinet.I like this addition to my workshop.