- VEVOR Metal Storage Cabinet, 120lbs Load Capacity per Shelf, 20'' Tall Wall-Mounted Powder-Coating Steel Garage Cabinet with Adjustable Shelf, Press to Close & Open Door Perfect for Office Garage Tool

Very sturdy and might the best assembly required cabinet you could ask for. I’d buy more if I needed.

Nice flipper cabinet. Arrived in pristene condition, no dings, dents, scratches or scrapes. Once the cabinet is completely assembled it is well worth the money. The instructions were mostly a mere guide to assembly. Almost as if the instructions were actually intended for a different wall cabinet. I did get it assembled however using the instructions provided. When I thought I was done I sat the cabinet upright to admire my assembly prowess. To my surprise the flipper door had no way to stop from entering into the box. I also noticed I had two strange looking parts left over. To my disappointment; I had apparently missed (in step 2 see image with arrow) installing the fixed plates. After removing the floor I was able to correct "my" mistake by retroactively installing the flipper door stops. IMO I would have referred to these parts as flipper door stops in the parts list but I was NOT asked my opinion. All in all this flipper cabinet is well worth the money. I would and may buy it again.

It was a bolt & riv-nut assembly with awful instructions. The 1st one took about 45 min because nothing worked how they showed & nothing was labeled, but the other 4 took maybe 5-10 min a piece. Very, very easy to put together once you figure it out. If you're assembling it & it seems likes its too hard/not working - you're doing it wrong. Try the pieces in another order. Its VERY fast once you see how it works. The part that the reviewers didn't like (& I was dreading) was hanging them. Right off the bat they were MUCH lighter than the wood options, so I was able to mount them solo. They also used a cleat, so looking good so far. Unfortunately it went downhill after that. They gave very nice templates to mount on the wall - which I used. But all of their holes were at very odd distances - not a single one worked as I needed it. The metal was relatively thin, so I just hung into drywall using their holes, then put lag bolts into studs after I drilled my own holes in the cleats. Not hard, but you'll need the know how, drill/bits, stud finder. My newly added screws goofed up the spacing of the relief cuts in the brackets they'd provided - so the bolt heads would not allow the cleat to slide into place. That needed to be adjusted. Their cleat design was also VERY fiddly, and needed extreme accuracy to engage both the top & bottom cleat. I tried a few different ways to get it to work & ultimately cut some of the cleats bottom section off on the bottom of the bottom rail all the cabinets & notched out the top part of the bottom rail on the tops. A sawzall/metal blade worked well & the cutting only took a few min per cabinet. I analyzed the mounting system a long time & determined it wouldn't impact overall strength of the cabinets or the mounting - but you'll need to determine on your own. I do not believe its possible to install these without this or similar modifications. Hanging the 1st one probably took 2-3 hours up measure/cut/swear, climb ladder, wrestle big cabinet, swear more & climb down.. cut more, repeat. Every one after maybe 30-40 min. Then once they were all up, I had bad visions of metal failing & dropping cabinets onto my car... so I put 2 more lag bolts per cabinet into the studs through the backs of the cabinets as insurance. This was also easy, but would not have been necessary had overall mounting been better. So do I recommend it? Maybe. The wall of cabinets I wanted would have been $1200-1600 from a NewAge or similar brand. At current pricing my 5 were well less than $500. 90% of the time I was working on it I wished I wasn't so cheap and bought the NewAge ones... The install overall probably took 6 hours over a few weekends. I think if I'd bought the Newage, I could have done it in 3-4 hours. So is 2 hours & some swearing worth $700?.... Only you can decide. Im planning on buy more to put on other walls though...

Nice sturdy wall cabinet. Not too difficult to put together

Bought two of these instead of paying $200 or more each for a big box brand. These are simple to assemble and hang, although the directions leave a little to be desired. (None of the panels on either had the letters on them). Wouldn’t hesitate to buy more.

If you have a Specific Need for this Cabinet, be Aware you Need to Subtract at least 1 Inch from all Dimensions for the Inside Dimensions. Once I Put it Together, it "Barely" was Deep Enough, but Approx 3/8 Inch Too Short (Top to Bottom). Other than this, it Appears to be a Relatively Good Quality. I just don't Know what I'm going to do with it now. <sigh>

The delivery was handled carefully, and the cabinets arrived in perfect condition. They are packaged very well with foam and paper to protect the finish. I chose the flip-up door version specifically to avoid gas struts. Since struts eventually fail and won't hold the door open, I decided to go with this simpler style that should last a lifetime. Assembly was incredibly easy. The design is intuitive enough that you can’t really build them wrong. The hanging metal cleat is a great design feature, especially with the locking screw for extra security. The doors work smoothly and the cabinets have a nice flat bottom. The only minor nitpick is the internal clearance. You are somewhat limited on how tall your items can be because the doors can hit them when sliding them into the upright position. Some of my cleaning supplies just barely clear the doors. If they were even a 1/4 inch taller, they wouldn't fit, so I do wish the cabinet itself was slightly taller. Overall, it is a great product.

Having suffered ordering other metal cabinets that arrived dinged and damaged I was so excited to get this one whole and undamaged. It is nice thick metal. The packaging was exceptional. It was very easy to put together. It will last a long time. It is just what I needed over a single in a garage. It will hold all my needs.

Good cabinet although I needed to add brackets at the bottom to secure it. It hangs only with a one long bracket at the back. It’s a bit difficult to slide it in but overall I’m satisfied with the quality and fairly easy to put together.

Toller und sehr robuster Metallhängeschrank. Die Anleitung ist zwar nur auf englisch, aber das Teil lässt sich sehr intuitiv zusammenbauen.

Great garage cabinet, never took more than 20 minutes to bolt together and seems solid . One of the key features that attracted me to these (I bought 2) was the lift up front door. Didn't want standard open outward conventional doors as these are apt to become a head banging hazard above a bench in the garage. The lift up doors are much better in this regard and the gas struts supplied work smoothly. Also was very pleased the cabinets come with drilling templates for wall installation. If I had to nit pick the only negative I have...and this is extreme nit picking and in no way affects functionalit....merely aesthetic. Would live to be able to remove the branding on the doors but it seems pretty well screen printed on so looks like it's there for life.

Buono

Correspond parfaitement à mes attentes. Si les trous ne s’alignent pas; c’est que la pièce est à l’envers.,