Manhattan Comfort Fortress Collection Convenient Durable Mobile Garage Chest Great for Tools and Supplies, Dark Charcoal Gray/Silver

I bought three of the Fortress Floating Garage Cabinets to put on the wall over my workbench. All three came out of the box with all parts in perfect condition - not one single dent, bend, or scratch. I was very impressed with the quality of the packaging job. I think the shipping cartons could withstand a fair amount of abuse without the contents being damaged.Assembly was quite simple. The instructions were easy to understand. In my opinion, anyone who thinks otherwise simply has no knack for doing this sort of thing. And it was easy to get the doors aligned. Just follow the instruction to not tighten any of the screws until the end. After putting it all together with all the screws just slightly loose, set it upright on a table or other nice, flat, level surface. Looking at the front side, gently push the top left or right until the top and bottom of the doors are aligned (maybe have a helper hold it that way), and then partly tighten one front allen screw at a couple of the corners. Make sure the doors are still aligned and partly tighten a couple more corners. If still aligned, firmly tighten all the front screws, then turn it around and tighten all the back allen screws. Tighten the small phillips screws that hold the back on last.Once assembled, these cabinets seem at least as sturdy as I expected, and they are very nice-looking units. The locks are probably next to useless, as anyone with any strength could probably rip the doors open when locked (and do serious damage in the process), but they should at least keep a child out. And I didn't buy them for the locking feature anyway.

Metal is a little on the thin side but when put together they are very sturdy. A little tip leave every thing loose and place some shims in the top and bottom in the center of doors to where everything is square. Tighten screws afterwards and doors should be squared and even.

Compared to the Seville Classics, of which I own four different varieties, this has mostly comparable quality. fit and finish may be a bit better, but design has some shortcomings. The top drawer is more robust than the Seville drawers, with weight, which is good. But, the inside of the base cabinet is stupidly designed, as others have mentioned, with all the hardware inside instead of underneath. Who needs a wheeled cart to have a smooth bottom? I cut a piece of 3/8" sanded ply to fit in the bottom - which, having taken care with measurements and installing some support blocks of wood, it does very well. boxes don't exactly slide out when pulled, there's still a lip to get over, but it's a whole lot better. Unlike the Seville, it does not come with or have available as an add on a wooden top. I made one out of 3/4" sanded ply with a polyurethane coating. And, there's no handle for maneuvering. Good for a tight space. Looking at the overall strength of the unit, I have some concerns that the structure is not very robust - it's hard to explain, but the engineering seems to not provide continuous maximum support from the bottom to the top. I wouldn't expect it to hold up to significant weight applied on top - perhaps less than the Seville? But overall, it works great for my purposes, fitting in a tight spot with great appearance in my small workplace that doubles as an office. Would definitely consider their other models, too.

When the UPS driver dropped the boxes on the front porch, I thought someone was breaking down the door. Despite the LOUD arrival, the product was not damaged in any way. I immediately checked both cabinets for damage and found none. The cabinets were very well packed.The cabinets are well-designed and sturdy. Assembly was not difficult. Instructions were clear. Parts were properly marked. Holes all lined up. Fasteners were good quality. The doors came with spring loaded pins attached to rings which made it simple to install the doors. This is a great innovation.You'll need a half decent set of tools to speed the assembly. Leave all the nuts finger tight until the assembly is completed. Easiest way to square the cabinet is to temporarily install the doors and then to adjust the 'box' (without the back) until the tops of both doors make a straight line across. Then tighten the bolts to keep the square true.I'm pretty sure that the wall anchors that were included would hold this cabinet, but I went overboard, found the studs, drilled a couple of holes thru the mounting rail, and put two decent sized screws into the studs for insurance. Take your time laying out the marks for the hanging bracket. Once the hanging bracket is in place, hanging the cabinet takes a bout a minute. The cabinet can be moved an inch or so each direction once it is up.I was a little worried about some of the negative reviews so I only ordered two cabinets. I plan to order more now that I know that these will work well for me.

I use this for a fish tank. Worked out great. Lots of storage. I have magnetic hooks on it to hang nets and tubing. Just great.

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This steel cabinet was easy to assemble and had easy to follow instruction...Once it was together and all secured l found it to be quite sturdy...l found it a little pricey though..Be careful of the metal edges as l sliced my thumb a good one inserting the shelf support clips...I didn' hang this unit and only used it as a cabinet in my office so l can't testify to how it hangs but lm happy with it...