Tall Storage Cabinet, Platinum Resin Garage Storage Cabinet with Doors & Shelves, Plastic, Lockable, Freestanding Utility Closet for Tools & Supplies, Made in USA

These cabinets are great. They are roomy, fully enclosed to protect contents, and being made of some type of heavy duty plastic do not rust, making them suitable for damp environments. They are also easy to assemble. Great for storing tools, workshop items, laundry supplies, etc. If the included shelves are not enough, the manufacturer does sell additional shelves, as well as replacement parts for theses.

Nice sturdy cabinet, easy to assemble.

realy easy to assemble. Looks great on Balacony. Stores things I don't want in house that clutter up laundry room. Keeps cleaning supplies in good condition. Very glad to have bought them

I bought this specifically to store pet food and supplies, since I like to get it in bulk. For a cabinet that's made out of plastic, this thing is very sturdy, and I think it'll last a long time. I put it in my storage room, and just corralling the cans of cat and dog food so they're inside a cabinet makes that room look a lot less chaotic. I managed to assemble it myself (62-year-old woman, not super strong and about 5'2", which is about a foot shorter than the cabinet). The only way I could get the back and side pieces fitted together by myself was to put them in place and scoot a heavy piece of furniture beside it to hold the side piece upright while I put the tabs together. Not the easiest thing in the world, but I made it work. Oddly, the absolute hardest thing about assembling this was the little upper and lower latches (I put a pic of the troublesome latch). Turns out, you really have to use some brute force and a tool (like the bottom end of a screwdriver) to force that latch piece in there. I also watched a video specifically for that (which I'm not allowed to post the link to here). But once I forced it in there, the latches work just as they're supposed to. It seems like there would be an easier way to do that, rather than brute force, or the instructions might let you know that you have to push it really hard. Overall, this is going to be a great cabinet for my purpose. Since it is gray plastic and not that aesthetically pleasing, I wouldn't want to put it anywhere than a garage or a storage room. I chose not to latch it to the wall, but the hardware for that is included if you want to. Also, this exact cabinet was a good bit less expensive here on Prime than the big box home improvement stores, especially considering the stores would have charged me to deliver it.

Very good cabinet and easy to assemble for this 73-yeqr-old female. (You do need someone to hold the two sides while you attach the back, however. After that, one person can complete the assembly.) Seems very sturdy and well-constructed. There is a metal reinforcement bar that is attached with screws to the bottom of the front of each shelf, which seems to be a good feature. However, the holes in the shelf do not line up exactly with the holes in the bar. But don't worry; this is not a problem. The holes are close enough, and the plastic is somewhat malleable, so the screws will still go in straight. Everything else lined up well. Overall, I am very pleased with this purchase.

I put this together all by myself! I could not be happier with my shed. It is neat and clean looking in my little yard. I highly recommend it.

Whoever designed and manufactured this cabinet should be responsible for designing all DIY furniture. Not only was each piece labeled with a letter (not a little label that may or may not fall off) but the name of the part was also printed on each part. I put it together on my own in about 20 minutes. Probably could have done it faster but I kept second guessing myself thinking that it had to be harder than what it was. the parts snapped together easily and there were no malformed pieces. Unlike other DIY items, there were not a hundred different screws of varying sizes that were hard to differentiate. There was one type of screw used for only a few parts. Its a plastic cabinet and will be great to put on our covered back porch for our pool chemicals and accessories. Shelves are sturdy. I don't know that I would put it out in the weather and expect it to be perfectly water proof because the pieces are snapped together, not completely sealed.

Great storage shed that holds much more than I thought it would. I put it together by myself in about 30 minutes. It snapped right together, all the holes lined up for the shelves, and the handles and locks snap right in. If I can do it, you can!!!