Seville Classics UltraHD Heavy Duty Rolling Cabinet Workbench Table w/Solid Wood Top, Workstation for Garage, Office, Workshop, Granite, 1-Door, 4-Drawer (28" W x 20" D)

This is a great-quality drawer unit, and I'm quite happy with it. I only settled on it after doing quite a bit of shopping around, trying to find the most economical high-quality rolling storage cabinet (that isn't constructed of MDF). I think I struck gold on this unit.Pros:-Item was shipped flat-packed very well, with parts arranged so as to prevent shipping damage. THIS IS THE ONLY TOOLBOX/SHOP CABINET I'VE EVER PURCHASED ONLINE FROM ANY RETAILER THAT ARRIVED TOTALLY UNDAMAGED. Not even a dent on a door panel. This matters quite a bit when you're dropping $200+ on a "nice" unit.-Very good assembly instructions, and the item fits together in a manner that's rather intuitive; It's designed so if you are trying to assemble something wrong, it's very obviously wrong, and when you are trying to assemble things right, everything fits beautifully.-High quality construction. Everything feels nice and substantial about this unit, and it pieces together as snugly as a LEGO model (provided that LEGO model is assembled using dozens if not hundreds of screws). It looks fantastic, fully-assembled.-As sturdy as you could reasonably expect it to be. It won't hold a pallet of concrete or function as a surface upon which you can toss your truck's engine, but you weren't expecting to use this for those purposes (please tell me you weren't expecting to use this for those purposes).-The drawers and door function incredibly smoothly.Cons:-Assembly is involved. I wouldn't call it "complex" as I found the instructions very straight-forward but there are probably 100-200 screws holding all parts of this thing together (the drawers alone each get about a dozen screws). This is good news as it makes everything very solid. This can be bad news if you want a cabinet that will be up-and-running within minutes of being unpacked. Expect to spend 45-minutes to an hour with a buddy piecing it together; Add 50% more time than that if you're doing it solo, unless you frequently assemble things of this nature.-I wish all 4 casters had brakes rather than only two.Lots of storage! I use this in a guitar manufacturing facility to store various shop maintenance items. It stands up to our use very well, and functions far better than the cheap plastic storage drawers we had been using previously. And the solid-wood top coupled with the casters makes it a nice staging area for doing this or that around the shop, as you can roll it wherever you need it.I will be buying another one or two of these in the near future. I'm real happy with this one.

I bought two of these awesome cabinets. The assembly was very simple and they came with directions that are easy to follow. As with anything like this that you get to assemble, you will want to read first, understand what you just read and then do. It recommend to use two people for assembly. For one, I had some help; for the other I assembled it myself. Both of them went together easily. When putting it together, make sure that the screw hole is line up with the threads. If they are misaligned, you could end up cross threading the screw. When it was possible, I hand threaded my screws first and then tightened them down with the screwdriver. I considered using my drill but you are working is close quarters and the chuck will simply not allow you to use the drill. There are some outside screws, but not enough to worry about using a drill. Another point on assembly is that sometimes the holes and threads don't line up exactly. This happens because the hole is elongated...to get them to align, simple loosen some other screws to provide the proper adjustment. They will align perfectly if you loosen the right screws and then you can tighten everything down. It took me about 2 and a half hours per cabinet to assemble. Pace yourself and take your time - you're not in a race. There are a lot of screws...it was amazing that everything lined up. Not a single screw thread was an issue!The construction is solid and these cabinets will provide great storage use in my garage for my electronics workbench station. I went with the ones that have the 25" deep drawers. For my space, it will be perfect for what I need. The quality is much higher than I expected. The drawers slide easily and everything is perfectly spaced.These cabinets are very heavy. When they arrived, the delivery guy did not have any help and simply let the cabinets fall from the Penske truck. My wife was there and offered to help, but the guy insisted on doing it his way with no help. Thank goodness nothing was damaged! Everything is package very well but that doesn't mean that they are indestructible. You will need either two people or a dolly to bring it into your workspace.Now that I have mine all together, I look forward to getting them filled up! Enjoy!

This took some time to put together and I suggest following directions. Some of the screws need drawer guides moved, but it's easy enough to do. It looks nice enough that we have it in the house to hold household tools. It moves easily and seems sturdy. I got it for my husband who can never find his tools when put away and is handicapped and often runs into things with his electric wheel chair but insists on having his tools sitting all over the place so he can reach them easily. This was a great solution to his need for ease and my need for decluttering AND he can run into it and knock it all over the house with his chair and it moves out of his way unlike all the other furniture which is slowly getting wrecked. Now.....I need to put the sofa on wheels. (You think I am kidding but I am. not! Smile....)