Letaya Metal Garage Storage Cabinets with Lock-72 Tall Tool Organizer Steel Lockers, 5 Adjustable Layers Shelves for Home,Office,Warehouse,Garage,(Black-72“)

Well if you're thinking about buying this cabinet.. it's a GREAT piece! But cautionary tale to others who are vertically challenged. This was NOT made for us to assemble. Apparently it made for those "height privileged" people with nice long arms. I'm going to assume not a lot of women who are under 5'2 put this together. I used the entire library of cuss words assembling this thing. Oh.. and do yourself a favor.. get out or buy a head lamp , or assemble it out in the sun. The black on black was quite fun to work with,( sarcasm) with my middle aged eyes. You have to build the sides and then somehow manage to put your arm OVER them, then find the worlds smallest hole for the world's shortest screw. .....oh UPSIDE-DOWN! ( I know there's some joke in there somewhere) About 2 sides in... I said F-it... opening the wine. I highly recommend at least 2 glasses to deal with the absurdity of it all. I'd say whiskey.. but feel I would have somehow ended up locked INSIDE by the end, so played it safe with wine. Did I mention the manual has print and pictures SO small had to go dig out a magnifying glass? ( yes on top of my middle aged readers) Oh.. and they misslabled some of the parts. AND one page in the manual.. doesn't even mention one of the parts (part Q) Good times, good times. The instructions does not really tell you what way to face things, not sure what side was up or down... keep u on your toes ( why the whiskey is probably not a good idea)... no biggie, figured it out. Could be the mild dyslexia, could be the crappy directions... who's to know? Then we get to stand it up and finish assembling it..have a step stool on hand shorties. 2 of the parts were a little bent in shipping. Kinda just bent them back out..no biggie, didn't think much of it... UNTILL went to close the top door.. wouldn't close... so had to practically hang on it to get it to bend the right way ( ya , I KNOW it's on wheels, prob not a good idea...but wine gives me courage..and it worked , so sod off...I'm not British... just not sure if I can say the US equivalent of that ) To keep things interesting...all the locks have a DIFFERENT key. I mean I need a $200 cabinet to find a foot long tool, but ya... make me keep track of FOUR tiny keys.( they DO give 2 sets..yay!) fyi.. like..it's on wheels, if someone's going to take it... kinda easy pickings ... not sure FOUR keys will stop them...but sure will make it fun if I misplaced ONE of the FOUR keys. Some of us would have been happy to have 1 key for all for locks , but way to be extra! 👍 And riddle me this... I purposely bought this cabinet because the morons who installed the sprinklers, modem, and fuse box decided to go horizontal across my garage...taking up over 9 feet of wall space. So means it ALL has to be accessible. So wanted the wheels so I can roll it out of the way when needed . So WHY is there a wall anchor for a cabinet on wheels? So buy yourself a head lamp, and bottle of wine.. or beer and a dictionary ( incase you need some new swear words to use).. oh and if your UNDER 5'1.... well, hire stretch Armstrong.. your arms will not reach over the sides. BUT it WAS worth it, I did do it alone ( instructions said 2 people, I said "challenge accepted") The wheels are nice and smooth and do have locks ( assuming you don't anchor it to the wall.. I'd just leave them off then.. but the manual said nothing about that.. so who knows? ) The drawers are great and THAT part was eaiser to assemble than the cabinet with drawers I built for the kitchen! The shelves are deep enough for the mid size tools. There are only the 2 shelves, wish there were 3, but there weren't a lot of options for the cabinet with the 2 drawers, so, I'll build a 3rd one to go on the top shelf. Best of luck... maybe send the kids out of the house while assembling, don't need then to learn any new fun words ! 🤣😅 Still giving the cabinet 5 stars, not it's fault the instructions, labels were wrong and not it's fault it didn't warn height challenge people of the frustration they will face. 🤣

Surprised at how well built this cabinet was. Clearly labeled parts along with easy instructions and assembly. Everything lined up perfectly and the end result was a nice sturdy piece.

Bought this metal storage cabinet for a food pantry in spare room. I wanted something sturdy enough to stack and store multiple heavy cans, bottles, etc together without concern for weight. Each shelf in this cabinet is supposed to hold up to 250 lbs…. which is the main reason I chose this one. I have to say assembly was frustrating. The screws are small and and they go into tight spaces. The receiving screw holes didn’t align perfectly on many of them and were too tight anyway. I finally figured out the only way to get them to fit was to screw the screws into the receiving holes first to open the holes up….and take the screws out…. before trying to screw the parts together. I laid on my back inside the cabinet to screw it together because I needed to see what I was doing to get the small screws into the tight spaces, Once that was done, I stood it up and put it where I wanted it…and the shelves and doors were easy to add. All the parts were there… and some extra ones that could not possibly fit on this cabinet. The instructions are not the best. I’m a 76 year old female and got it done without help, but it was a challenge. Now….I am very happy with the finished product. I didn’t particularly want four doors, but I do like having the four doors. The cabinet looks great …. it is now full and the shelves do hold a lot of weight. I put the heavier items in the bottom part…. it is very steady even on carpet. It was a good choice!

These are thin metal cabinets that are not made for heavy objects. They are great for the typical garage to organize and keep things out of sight. Assembly is easy, and tools are provided I strongly recommend using a long screwdriver. It makes it easier to tighten the screws. Don’t use any power tools on the assembly due to the thinness of the metal. In the end you get a cheap functional cabinet that will hopefully hold up to light use.

Best cabinets you need for your kitchen, laundry room, shop, garage, etc. They lock easy and shelves are very easy to move wherever you want them. Follow the instructions on building and it will be easy and fast. Will take time building like other things but once up, easy to move and place in the area you want it! Locking them is great for when you have toddlers. Best part they are metal and if you have a kid that is obsessed with magnets they have a whole area to go crazy with. Worth the money and space it gives for storing water, snacks, can goods, laundry detergent, linens, probably could use it for clothing. The fit and functionality of this cabinet is a life saver for us, no more cases of water in the floor to trip over. No missing parts for our cabinets but, company is very easy to speak with on issues or compliments.