Fedmax Metal Garage Storage Cabinet - 71-inch Tall Large Steel Utility Locker with Adjustable Shelves & Locking Doors - Garage Cabinets for Tool Storage and Ammo Locker - Black

Arrived in perfect condition- extremely well packed with no damage or issue. Assembly was really easy, everything aligned well and directions were easy to understand. The shelves are strong and for the price point, this is a great cabinet.

Yes, my product came damaged No, I don’t care But you might. It came somewhat damaged but I’m using this storage cabinet for the garage so I don’t care. It came with small dents on the top corners. At one point, the door would close because of a dent. You know what you do? Get a pair of pliers and bend it back to place. Problem solved. It’s a good piece. Sturdy. Doors seem to not be flimsy. Sure if someone tackles it like a football player, I’m sure you can break through the doors but it’s in my garage so who’s going to do that? Again - if you are a perfectionist and do not like your products with ANY sort of scratch, dent, or dings. You may want to look somewhere else. If you honestly don’t care like me, this product is great.

While overall I'm happy with this cabinet, there were a few issues. It is pretty heavy, so have someone around to help you take delivery and get it in your house unless you have a good moving dolly available. Although heavy, the cabinet scratches and bends VERY easily - see photos. The scratch was already there when we opened the box, as was a dent on the door. There was also some bending on two shelves, although it didn't effect them as it was the back tabs and not the top of the shelf itself. Everything seemed to be packed and shipped really well, and the box was in fine shape, so I was surprised to find the dents and dings. However, as I was putting this together I discovered that it wouldn't take much to dent or bend the shelves or individual panels of this cabinet. Assembled it's fairly sturdy, but the individual parts can be easily damaged. There was also a part in the instructions for installing the bottom section that said two screws on each side on tabs, and showed a picture of the tabs with two holes in them - But there was only 1 hole drilled on each side and there was no hole behind the tab for a screw to attach to anyways, so I just ignored it and left it with 1 screw on each side. It didn't seem to make anything loose or unstable. The last minor complaint I have is the door hinge installation. It's easy, but there is what I would consider a lack of design or engineering on the door hinge at the top. To install the door, you put the bottom hole of the door on a hinge peg, easy enough. But at the top, there is a little spring loaded hinge with a 'J' hook that you grab to lower and then put the top of the door in place and release the spring loaded hinge so it slides into the hole at the top of the cabinet. However, when you pull on the 'J' hook you have to be VERY careful as it will pull all the way down, out of the hole at the top of the door, and swing around so that the peg won't go back up through the door itself. There should be a guide or limiter built on the inside so this won't happen. Took some playing around with needle nose pliers grabbing the 'J' hook and twisting to get the peg back up through the hole. After this happening twice on the left door, I finally just used my finger to push the peg down and slide it in at the top and opened the door until the peg sprung into the top of the frame and everything was fine. Minor, but annoying and a waste of about 10 minutes of my time. Overall though, for three hundred bucks it's not the worst cabinet I've purchased and I think it's a decent value. I was planning on using it to store a lot of ammo cans on the various shelves, but I'm not confident enough in the higher up shelves to do that, so I'll probably just put the first shelf on the bottom higher and stack them down there and put lighter items on the upper shelves. The brackets and adjustable feet at the bottom are nice, especially when you have a 120 year old house like we do. As far as putting it together, it's not all that complicated but if you have someone there to help you it will make it easier. You do have to put this down on its side and back in order to install some of the components. It's mostly just screwing the panels together, so again it's not that difficult other than having to maneuver it around to get to tall the screw locations necessary for assembly.

I have to keep sharp objects/medications locked up to protect someone in my household. This cabinet was quick to assemble and has plenty of space for everything (all my tools/household equipment, knives, scissors, medical stuff, etc) and I've used it for over a month, unlocking it multiple times a day, with no issues. Gives me peace of mind and is a convenient way to store everything - I'm actually more organized now, which is a bonus! It was a little pricey, but worth it for me.

I have 2 of these. They are shipped in boxes with metal liners to protect in shipping/did a nice job keeping them safe. Very heavy box, so be prepared for that. Used a drill with a bit on it to assemble. Clean lines, lots of adjustment with the shelves, goes together pretty easily. Looks nice. Two thoughts, get some shelf liners as it can scratch pretty easily, and aftermarket (stronger) magnets help it close better. Overall, great value for the money, would buy again.

We purchased 2 for our office. The packaging is perfect and prevents any damage from occurring during shipping. I was a little scared since the reviews said they were hard to put together. They were sooooo easy to put together the only issue was some confusion with the top and bottom pieces. The piece with the H is for the top even though the instructions kind of make you think it goes on the bottom. The top and bottom pieces are both called “H” but only the top piece actually has the “H” punched into it. Don’t be intimidated it’s a great piece and only takes 15-20 minutes to put together if you have 2 people.

We ordered this as a replacement for our previous pantry as our new place did not have one. Packaging on it was phenomenal; aside from normal styrofoam there's metal brackets holding everything together. Assembly has some tricky spots in where you have to go under/above certain parts to screw pieces in place and took about 1-1.5 hours to complete between two people. Sits really sturdy and nothing we've placed in it has overloaded any shelves or caused anything to droop. Only issue that we may have caused during the install is that the right door wants to swing closed when left alone, and the left door does not. Great pantry replacement otherwise.

Horrible cabinet. It took ages to put it together: parts aren't clearly marked, or rather not all of them. One of the shelves was bent, the bottom of the cabinet, which screwed the whole cabinet up from the get go. Getting to some of the parts in the process of assembling was also a nightmare. It's shaking as you breathe around it. Not sturdy at all. And, best of all, THE LOCK WAS NOT WORKING! First, the key wouldn't fit. Keys are made of very soft metal, so trying to turn them is actually scary, feels like they'll break any time. Even as I was able to get the key more or less in, it wouldn't turn! That's right, the only reason why anyone buys a lockable cabinet is to LOCK stuff in it. Company never replied to my emails. Amazon refused to issue a refund without me packing the cabinet back into a shape It was in when it arrived. HOW in the wold would you do that???? For one, it would take forever to take it apart, and TWO, how do you physically pack it back up as a manufacturer. It's idiotic. $300+ totally wasted!