Sterilite Storage Cabinet, Rugged Plastic Garage Organizer with Double Doors, 4 Adjustable Shelves, Gray

This storage cabinet is a practical solution for needing extra space. I like the adjustable shelves and the slim design. It's not heavy duty but can hold 40 pounds per shelf. I'm a senior citizen and I was able to assemble it by myself. The plastic pieces snap together with some effort but once they lock in, it's sturdy. No tools were required. The plastic material will be easy to wipe clean. I feel it was worth the price. I use it for closed storage in the garage.

These storage cabinets are great! So easy to put to gather without any tools. They come with five study shelves , very sturdy. It only took only 20 to minutes to put together. I love this cabinet so much I ordered another one the next day. Their better that metal that rust, rattle and make a lot of noise when opening and closing.

This is perfect! Our outdoor storage used to be milk crate storage shelving. I wanted a cleaner look and got tired of the outdoor elements getting into the crates. Lots of room inside for storage . This looks great and cleans up the area and protects them . I set them atop some two drink crates to protect from the ground it looks great !!! Assembly and instructions were easy to follow I put it together solo and I'm a woman ! 5'2 the shelf is BIG ! Great price !

-Hefty box but not too heavy-Very easy to assemble alone(IF all pieces match the mold perfectly)-No tools required—like LEGOS-DO NOT force the ends or plastic will crack/break from the pressure(1st order fit the mold perfectly had it assembled in 15 min, 2nd order had issues w/ doors not fitting & it cracked from my force)-Sturdy plastic pieces can withstand a lot of weight w/o bowing-Shelves are deep so you may need to reach far back to retrieve items—may easily forget items are back there-Quiet door-Doors open to about 100 deg-Doors have a hole for locking-Easy material for DIY & powerdrill for side projects-Pieces fit tight but not totally waterproof—doors have minor millimeter gaps (DIY: use something to shield roof of cabinet & elevate cabinet beneath to avoid rain seeping in)I purchased 2:-Garage storage to keep a few motorcycle helmets & gear—fit my helmets perfectly for doors to close-Closet to use for folded clothes(Attached my own motion sensor LED lights as it is dark inside the deep shelves)Love the versatility & price ($122), will consider on additional purchases for patio tools & kitchen pantry items.SUGGESTIONS for manufacturers:*More color options would be nice — transparent white would increase visibility of my items so I don’t forget it’s there*Sliding doors for easier access in smaller spaces

Surprisingly easy to assemble, no tools needed. The material is sturdy and insertion of the shelves make it more stable. It worked well for me to transition outdoor storage from a horizontal style that I had to dig through to a smaller footprint upright. The box isn't terribly heavy to move.

Very good purchase. Probably not weatherproof but I put under the eaves. Good value….recommend. Assembly took 30-45min….no tools needed but for a rubber/plastic hammer. Make sure to follow the pictures , exactly, to avoid do overs. Very functional.

The storage is very durable and is very much worth the money. The plastic is hard and very durable. Instructions are easy to follow. I watched the instructional video on Amazon and it was easy.

I bought these to get more items up off my garage floor and to organize them. One of the boxes was received pretty well dinged up, but these things are tough plastic, so no damage to the item inside. The box indicates 10 minutes to assemble & no tools needed. It took me about 15 minutes and that included counting to be sure I had all the parts and carefully reading the instructions. I did use a rubber mallet to help "coax" some of the pieces to snap together. They were fairly easy to assemble. Not sure if it's the slope of my garage floor or an issue with the door, but the pins (on the left door on the unit shown on the right in my photo_ barely fit in the slots so the door falls out frequently. I made sure the top piece was completely situated, but that one door just doesn't fit right. You can tell the doors are a little "wonky" but they work and they stay closed. I did put shims on the one side of that cabinet to level it out more. I didn't put much weight on the shelves, except the very bottom. While they seem secure, I doubt they can hold much weight without buckling.For the money, I'm happy with these. They aren't great, but they'll do the job for what I need.