Suncast 4 Cubic Feet Resin Single Shelf Garage Wall Storage Cabinet, Platinum

This is a great little cabinet.It's sturdy. pretty easy to put together.. relatively easy to mount.Keep some things in mind.1. There are no pre-drilled holes for getting wires into the the cabinet.This might not be a concern in your application, but I'm using this to keep a tv and "amplifier" safe from the elements on my back porch.I drilled two holes (one on top and one on bottom, both to run power cables through). I filled the holes with paper towels and a strip of duct tape on both sides to keep any homeless wasps out.2. The shelf can only mount in one location. It was too low to allow my tv to fit, and I wanted/needed the shelf. I just cut some small 1/2 inch plywood strips and screwed them into the plastic where desired. The shelf sits on these fine. Obviously this probably isn't as strong as the original design, but I'm only holding up a couple of pounds.3. There aren't any concrete anchors for the mounting screws. So if you're planning on mounting to brick/similar keep that in mind.I replaced the included lug nuts with some tapcon concrete screws (3/16th x 1-1/4 on the bottom and 3/16th x 2-3/4th on top). Works great.4. There's nothing included to hold the doors open. So (again if your application is similar to mine) you might get the doors slammed shut once in a while by the wind. There's a bazillion "fixes" for that. I'm using a bungee cord temporarily..Despite these minor hurdles I'm very satisfied with this cabinet. It looks 100 times better than my previous, ghetto 2x4 shelf and tarp setup. Not to mention, it's a lot more functional as well.

So everyone can see I bought the Suncast plastic water resistant waterproof cabinet to store all of the grill tools that I also purchased from Amazon. It makes for a very easy way to organize. I just use one by two wood strips painted in black pegboard painted it black and now I can hang all the tools that I need between the grill and the griddle. Not difficult to put together, for our needs, we are placing it between a griddle and a grill. I put pegboard inside to hold all of the cooking utensils for the outdoor grill and griddle. Great quality went together. Well doors closed very well. Has a nice mounting bracket underneath it to where you can mount it to whatever source you wanna mount it to it would be suitable for inside or outside.

These Suncast Wall Storage units far exceeded my expectations. Not only are they built well, but the overall engineering of the product is amazing. So often this type of product has some kind of problem. If anything, these are over engineered, in a good way. BLOW away anything else in a light wall mount cabinet. VERY easy to put together. If wall mounting (most likely use) Please do read and follow the instructions. You could do it without, but some steps are not obvious that involve the well thought out supports for the wall mount and shelving supports. Steel bars that keep the shelves from flexing under load. I have some others and over time the shelves begin to sag in the middle causing everything to lean or slide toward the middle. Even with only a small load. Bummer. These shelves are stiff enough they probably don't need the steel bottom reinforcement rod, but nice to know its there. With 4 lag screws into studs, you could store anything you want in these without worry or a shelve sag.I have to tell you, for around $70 these are perfect for a garage or shop. I'm sure they will not disappoint. I am so glad I picked these. And by the way, these are $80 at Lowes & Home Depot. $10 bucks less here with no tax and free Prime shipping. You cannot go wrong here.

I got this and the matching bottom cabinet to put on my screened patio. I wanted to keep my gardening supplies and cat's food and bowls contained and out of sight. Both of the cabinets went together pretty easily, boyfriend did it for me and he hung the top cabinet for me too. It took both of us to hang it, but it wasn't difficult. It feels really sturdy and well attached to the wall. I have quite a bit of weight in the top cabinet, like cases of cat food, and it's holding just fine. I like that the Florida sun and humidity won't damage these rugged resin cabinets The shelves are reinforced with metal and they hold quite a lot of weight. The only "complaint" I have, and it's pretty minor, is that the doors don't line up exactly flush. One side is slightly lower than the other. It's not a problem with the installation either, because the bottom cabinet also has this little flaw. Still, a good, solid, nearly indestructible set of cabinets for a patio, obtained at a reasonable price. I recommend them. Oh, the color "Platinum" is unobtrusive too, it's a grey beige and will fit in with any decor..

Fairly decent wall cabinet. I use it at a bay side shop, and the plastic isn't a rust concern.The one issue I encountered is the instructions say to start with the bottom and attach sides. That is incorrect. The sides attach to the back first. All parts are clearly marked.

Solid, work great. Exactly what I was looking for,

All parts perfectly aligned and easily went together. Instructions were clear. Extra small hardware was included, although not needed this time. Seems very sturdy and capable to handling the load and not warping and failing (unlike the particle board cabinet it is replacing which fell off the wall). One addition which simplifies mounting: adding a 3/4 by 3 by 30 inch board (actually less in my case since this was a remnant of the failed cabinet) at the bottom line of where the cabinet was to mount before installing. This makes it easier to level the cabinet during installation since the board is much easier to handle than the heavier and more awkward cabinet, and then the cabinet can be placed on the board edge for support while the mounting screws are aligned and attached making the whole process easier and more accurate. Also adds a little more weight bearing support and a nice surface for mounting power strips and hangers.