MMT Grey Metal Storage Cabinet FC-A10 2 Door Locking Office, 2 Shelves

I got this for my shed to store my tools in and some other expensive items. Beware it comes with a lot of packaging such as carboard; including some metal feet ( best way to explain it) once unpacked and thrown across my living room i began to assemble it. Now its not that easy to assemble I found the instructions lacking good quality diagrams. Sometimes the diagrams didn't match what I was seeing, In the end i just had to use common sense. To which it paid off, If you aren't really mechanically minded or haven't put up Ikea flat pack before you may need a hand. Construction took about 3 hours as i was struggling it could be different to you. Now the cabinet looks great and feels incredibly sturdy and looks like it would be a struggle to break in; if you had a angle grinder well I would say differently. The lock is smooth and is very secure. It looks nice and would fit in any office space or any home. Also a warning that the box it comes in is very heavy so you may need a hand in lifting into the house. Once construction it isn't to bad to lift or move into place.

Very sturdy filing cabinet. Was easy to build but it's heavy. Looks great in the garage.

This is a good quality metal cabinet with two height-adjustable shelves (in addition to the bottom base). It stands 106cm high (though the adjustable feet will add another 2cm to the height), 90cm wide and 40cm deep. Two doors open outward and are lockable (with two keys supplied). Assembly was a little tricky and instructions are not that clear (step 7 which is the putting on of the lid is hard to understand - (picture supplied). It's not clear which way round the lid goes on and requires a staggered approach to putting it on. But with a lot of jiggling and shuffling, it went on, and it's an otherwise excellent cabinet. Good quality construction, and if you can get the lid on, you're winning.

Industrial grade cabinet with key lock. It was easy to build with nothing more than screwdriver. Good size, strong shelf's and sturdy feel the complete thing. Comes flat packed and the instructions where in large print and easy to follow. If you are looking for a quality cabinet for your garage or work place, I would highly recommend this.

I'm actually quite happy with this cabinet. It took around two hours to put together but that's because I was building it on my own. You have everything in the pack bar screwdriver. I used the wrapping to protect my floor and it wasn't hard to do on my own. Everything locks nicely in place and can be tightened with ease. It weighs quite a lot, the box is very heavy but is simple enough to fix together. The instructions at first are great, nice and simple to understand but then become confusing. When you put the base in, you need to shimmy so as the edge strips on the internal side slot, you will need to put a bit of elbow grease into this and also align correctly but once in place it holds securely. You can see where the screws go and they're on one side of this piece, that will allow you to correctly position right side up. Again at step 7 it becomes confusing. This is where you attach the top. I couldn't figure it out whatsoever with the image and finally realised through trial and error. Basically you put the top on forward overhanging. There's side grooves which the internal slats need to slot into. Once you have done this, move the whole top piece to the back and it will slot over the four edges. The shelves sit on clips which lock into already precut notches, the fronts don't match the same pattern as the back notches. You will have to play by eye to line up, depending on position. The door lock doesn't line properly, you have to shimmy it up slightly holding the handle. Then the bar will go into place and locks securely, I don't know why it's like that as it's equal on the hinge side, there's nothing I can do to change this. It's solid as a rock and the bottom has adjustable legs. Now these will just spin if you continue, if you tighten to the max they sit above the edges. You're going to need to calculate the height by eye, what I mean by this is, you will just have to count the spins to get them equal to each other, I used a piece of plastic on the base corners and had that laid flat under the plastic feet, that gave me an equal height for each leg as I screwed as far as possible to the plastic. I had one screw hole which hadn't been drilled. This was on the right side base plate for the legs, you can see this in the photo, it's the edge one with two holes on the left side and none on the right. I had to force the screw into it and it just spins but doesn't fall out. All in all I'm very happy as this fits my needs. It has ample space and the shelves can be adjusted. It's allowed me to declutter and keep items secure. Once locked it ain't opening unless forced. For the few issues above I'm giving it a four.