GREATMEET Locking Metal Wall Cabinets for Garage, Garage Cabinets Wall Mount, Steel Floating Hanging Storage Cabinet with Doors and Adjustable Shelf for Utility Room

Assembly instructions are easy to follow. Once together the cabinet is fairly sturdy. I personally would not use or trust the wall anchors that come with it, but I did not buy it to install on a wall.

For the price you cannot got wrong. Make sure to square them on the bench first per the instructions. If you wall is not dead flat which most of them are not you will need yo place shims behind the cabinets to compensate for any non-flat wall conditions to keep them square and aligned correctly. The metal is not super thick so they will bend is you screw them on to a wall that’s not flat. Mostly all wall mount cabinets will go out of true if pinned down on a non-flat wall though so no exceptions here. I used a ledger board to set them on which I will leave in place in case I have to take them down to paint at some point. They don’t have a fancy mounting system like some wall cabinets do. So the ledge board is the best way to get them where you want them. They are not too heavy so not hard to hang. Overall I am super happy with these. They are perfect for an art studio. I can put magnets on them which is a great feature.

Works well above my bench the in my garage but I would not use it in a heavy industrial setting. Fairly easy to assemble. Make sure your wall is level behind then. I ended up shimming the cabinet to get the twist out of it. I would’ve given it five stars, but the bottom of the cabinet was pre-grilled just a hair wider than the top making old doors have a little more space at the bottom. Everything functions well, but if you’re perfectionist, you will notice it.

Bought this cabinet as a way to provide light-duty security for a kind-of super webcam room at work. I use it to neatly store less expensive stuff like cables, extension cords, gaffer's tape and batteries. The pricey camera and mic go into a far more heavy-duty, padlocked cabinet in another room.It went together ok, although the minimal instructions help very little. Anyone over 12 should be able to figure it out easily enough and if you need simply a steel box with a door for your stuff, this would be the thing for you.Lastly, while the cabinet does have a lock, it's so cheaply made, it might as well not be there. Just use this cabinet as a convenient place to put non-valuable stuff out of sight.

This product has initially exceeded expectations. It arrived in a thin box. You lay it flat and open the taped edges and fold the box open. What we found inside was what we assumed would be a many-pieces assembly. We were wrong about that. We saw packing material and all corners were edged with white plastic guards. The instructions were readily available. The main cabinet with doors attached was actually hinges that were folded. Inside was a removable piece of sheet metal which we learned was the top of the cabinet. FOLLOW THE SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS!! Inside the cabinet were two fold-down parts. One part comprises the bottom of the cabinet. You simply slip that bottom into the slots and then fold open some sheet metal to provide a locking tab. (No tools are required for assemble, but we found that our needle nosed pliers or flat head screwdriver helped us "grab" the sheet metal tab and pull it into position. AGAIN, FOLLOW THE SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS. Then, with the bottom locked in, the shelf will fold down too. The separate piece comprises the top. Make sure it slides into the proper slots as you place it on. We put on the casters last. The two locking casters (they have a black piece that looks different from the other casters) go in front so that this easy-rolling cabinet will stay put. The locking assembly works great. I don't think this cabinet would withstand sitting on top, but it will easily hold a printer. The shelves according to the product description do have a weight limit. I don't think I need to lock tons of books away, so I think this will be a great option for just some simple security. Yeah, high marks on the assembly!

Basic metal cabinets. I looked at a lot and ended up picking these for my garage.They look fine, function, and have a good price point.

Easy assembly, easy to wall mount. Perfect size for spray paint, WD40, car wax and the rest. Holds 30 cans easily. Only negative I can say is that one assembly nut was the wrong size but won't knock a star off for such a simple fix. Added fire safety and lockable kid proof storage.

Great cabinet. Exactly what I was looking for.