Customer Reviews for VEVOR Metal Storage Cabinet, Steel Locking Storage Cabinet with 2 Magnetic Doors and 4 Adjustable Shelves, 71'' Metal Cabinet 200 lbs Capacity per Shelf with 3 Keys, for Office, Home, Garage, Black

Very strong and sturdy. Great for organizing alotnof things, even a few heavy things. Very easy to put together.

It does come with good packaging. However 2 of the panels have some minor dents. Still OK as this does not impact functionality. My hubby and I assembled this cabinet and having 2 people is really helpful. The instructions are OK. This is not heavy duty. But for the price it is selling at, this is a good sturdy cabinet to have. The doors have magnetic latches which we love. Removeable and detachable 4 shelves, offering lots of storage space! Overall a good cabinet to have for storage space!

I needed more space in my garage workshop and a place to put my small power tools, like my spindle sander, grinder and things like that. This was the perfect choice. Before I got this, these items were under my workbench and it was often difficult to get them out. Some of them were just placed on the floor, somewhat away from where I am working. Even though mostly out of the way, I still had to move them when I needed something they were blocking. This cabinet can hold 200 lbs. per shelf and is very sturdy. The one I ordered did not come with included casters so I ordered some from Amazon and they fit perfectly. The cabinet still rides low to the concrete floor in my garage to keep it from being top heavy. The directions were actually pretty good. It does take some time to assemble though, but that's because there are so many pieces. My wife, who is not an engineer, directed the assembly, while I assisted. She understands these things much better than I do, but the directions were clear enough that I could have directed the assembly too. It comes with a lock and two keys if needed. The promo page shows three keys but I only received the two black ones. There are four small, not very strong, magnets to keep the doors closed. One magnet on each corner of the doors to help keep them closed. It's not that they don't work, they do, but they sure are small, and I'm not sure how well they will hold up in a workshop environment. The cabinet has holes on the back wall to anchor it to a structural wall, but since I'm using casters to be able to move it, I will not be utilizing them. This cabinet is more sturdy that I had expected and I'm very happy with it.

This is big, tall and deep. Four easily adjustable shelves plus the bottom base. Instructions are vague in places, had to look close..., but it's relatively easy to assemble with just a screwdriver. They provide a small one but a magnetic ratchet driver makes it easier. Holes line up fairly well. It did come with a few dents but nothing visible on the outside. I got the non wheel version but the mounting plates on the bottom are threaded for the little adjustable feet and I happened to have a set of wheels that fit. I had to add spacers since the brackets are indented and the wheels wouldn't turn deep inside. It is somewhat top heavy so heavy boxes go on the bottom. The doors touch in the center so it doesn't close well. The magnets that came are different than the manual and don't hold at all (both doors will open). Because the metal is somewhat thin and long I have to tap the door at the bottom to get the locking mechanism to engage. Overall, it is a decent cabinet. Somewhat thin material, won't take any abuse. Stores a lot. These days of high inflation I suppose the price is ok close to 200.

This is a really nice quality metal cabinet for storage and has locking doors. It is substantially constructed and able to handle a good amount of weight on each shelf. The finish on the cabinet is matte and has a nice sleek look to it. They are only two reasons that it does not get five stars. I. Even though it was packed really well. There were still some pieces where the channels were bent, and I had to straighten them out to be able to assemble it. 2. The instructions are not totally accurate, and some of the parts don't align to what's on the instructions. Is another one of those products or no words are used and only pictures to explain the assembly, but the problem is when the pictures don't match the parts and it becomes a bit of a puzzle to figure out how things go together. it took probably about 45 minutes to build and getting past the parts that had changed from when they created the assembly guide. It was fairly easy..

This large metal cabinet is sturdy and durable. Each shelf can hold 200 lbs so it will hold heavier items. I have one whole shelf full of books it didn’t even start to bend. Since there is a lock on it, I can now keep my personal items in it for safe keeping. It’s very versatile. Whether you use it in the home like I do, it would work great in the garage keeping power tools locked up. It was easy, but time consuming to put together. They give you a screwdriver to put in the screws, but I found using a drill to be much faster. It took about an hour to assemble and instructions are included. Overall, it’s a good quality shed that’s worth its value.

I have a shop at the back of my property and have been on a quest to organize it. I have a ton of power tools, tool cases, and other shop items that really need to be kept in a cabinet versus a regular shelf, so I picked up this cabinet to help in that endeavor. The cabinet comes flat packed in an extraordinarily heavy box, but once I opened it I understood that part of the weight was simply pieces of wood and steel to help protect the cabinet in transit. The pieces came out easy enough and none of them had any scratches or marks. One of the doors had a slight bend in the middle, but it was easy enough to bend it straight again. The initial assembly really needs an assistant to hold the panels straight while they are screwed in. The panels are held together with self tapping screws ran through pre-drilled holes - not the best way to hold this together. I found it extremely easy to over torque these screws and strip out the holes, so finesse is key when screwing them in. Ideally, I would have liked to see a bolt/nut combo for strength. It would have taken longer to bolt it together, but the end product would have been much tighter. It didn't really take long to put it together. The longest part of figuring out which slots to put the shelf supports in to make them level. I quit counting and just used a tape measure. Once the doors on are, they closed squarely, but the left door was very tight against the left jamb. It is possible that the panel on that side was also bent slightly, but I couldn't be sure. The door was useable, but just tight. The key lock worked as expected and actually had three keys for it. Once I cleared out the space for the cabinet, I moved it there and actually screwed it to the wall to keep it from moving. I didn't have any issues with the shelves when I was putting items in there, but I also didn't have anything heavy enough to stress the shelves, so that is probably key here. Overall, I'm very happy with the cabinet and I hope it holds up

Top-notch security and ample space! Sturdy construction, easy assembly. Ideal for home or office.

Putting this cabinet together had some challenges. The screw placement are really close to the walls of the cabinet and can be hard to screw on only because the screws are poorly made. The magnets on the doors aren’t the best the doors have popped open. Once put together it does have a lot of space and I plan to store my power tools in it.