75.2" Tall Storage Cabinet, Pantry Storage Cabinets with 2 Door and 5 Adjustable Shelves, Black Kitchen Food Cabinet, Metal Utility Cabinets for Kitchen, Dinning Room, Laundry RoomRecycled Claim Standard 100

I have a very small kitchen. I bought two of these tall cabinets and they are just the ticket for wrangling all the stuff I can't fit in the kitchen (that's in the basement, or garage, or whever stuff goes to languish when it won't fit in the kitchen). The big bonus is these cabinets are nice enough to sit outside the kitchen and look perfectly at home in the next room, and not an extension of the kitchen. And all this comes for much less money compared to wooden cabinets.As for storage, they hold a lot - as much as a standard tall pantry cabinet. They're only missing some depth of a standard size pantry - you know, the back few inches where pantry goods go to hide and expire before you remember you had them. Between these two cabinets, and the matching two smaller cabinets bought from the same seller, I've almost doubled my kitchen storage.I will mimic what other reviews have said - these cabinets do not look metal! Well, the brassy gold handles do, as they should. The cabinets look great - like the product pictures. Clearly they are metal once you pull open a door, but they are as serviceable as wood cabinets, and even more flexible because the shelves are adjustable by 11/16" increments.Easy to put together, one person can do most of it. No one piece is too heavy to manage. Those of us height or strength or smarts challenged could use a second person at certain points in the assembly. The instructions are good, read them completely first. An extra of every screw, bolt, washer or shelf support is provided.For those like myself who need remedial help constructing things, here are some tips:- You only need a phillips head screw driver. A drill is better, esp. if you have the right attachments to get into the tighter spots. There are nut/bolt attachments for the 2 back panels - a 5/16 socket wrench is helpful to tighten.- When putting in the screws, at a certain point there is resistance as the screw gets tightener into the smaller hole, but it's not stuck. Just keep turning, and it'll stop resisting and goes right through. In some tighter spots, if you start turning with the screw at too steep an angle and it really won't budge, undo the screw and try again with the screw a bit straighter.- Lining up the doors if they aren't even: It only takes some adjusting of the feet. Start all the feet at their shortest and the cabinet as close to it's final spot as possible. Then adjust the feet to remove any major side-to-side or back-to-front wobbles. You only have to barely lift a cabinet corner enough to take resistance off the foot - no muscles needed. If the doors aren't then perfectly aligned, adjust the feet as necessary to bring the doors level with each other. You can push the cabinet corners slightly until the doors visually align, and that tells you which feet to adjust. Then the cabinet as a whole should be level, or very close. You can use a level, but I found lining up the doors was easier.- Have the cabinet in it's final place before loading it up - the feet weren't made for walking, just standing.One small deviation in the cabinets that's not pictured: the feet come flat and you bend them into a 90 degree angle. Only takes a bit of elbow grease, no tools. So there are small punchouts where you bend it to help that. I refer you to the many pics in other reviews. If you didn't notice these punchouts, well, that's what I say about them in person - I don't notice them. If you do, something white placed behind them and you'd never see them.For an example of where on the 'white color wheel' these cabinets are, see my picture comparing them against HP paper 96 bright. I have white kitchen cabinets, creamy molding, and white shiplap paneling all in the same area as these cabinets, and they blend in with all of it. They are especially close to my kitchen cabinets that are 'standard stock' white.These cabinets are not only nice looking, but very functional, and affordable. I'm very pleased with them.Hope all this helps.Lastly, but importantly, the seller is extremely helpful and responsive!

Just assembled the cabinet. It took about 30 minutes which is average for this type of metal cabinet with doors. The instructions were easy to understand with pictures instead of words. Part M was a little confusing at first, but if you skip forward a few pages it makes sense that it tucks behind the front lip of part H the top panel. Still working on organizing my tools and paint, but it is well designed and a great value for the money. This costs way less than equivalent ones at the big box stores, and even has better build quality and load capacity. I am going to buy a second one and DIY stack, bolt together, and anchor to the wall. My wife is ordering me some led lights for the inside to turn on when door opens. Another fun little project! You won’t go wrong with his one. Highly recommend!

I absolutely love this cabinet! It was super easy to assemble , and the quality is surprisingly sturdy for the price. The white finish looks sleek in my kitchen, and the four doors + adjustable shelves give me so much storage space for dishes, snacks, and pantry goods. If you need extra storage that doesn’t look cheap or flimsy, this is the best choice.

Cabinet is excellent! It looks nice and holds quite a bit. I like that it's made of stainless steel so that it's strong and durable. It also comes with adjustable shelves so you can be sure you're utilizing as much space as possible.I had to contact the seller bc they forgot to include the written instructions with my order. But they responded promptly and sent me the pdf. Overall, putting together was not difficult. However, I recommend using an electric or battery powered drill. The screws can be tricky trying to get them in certain spots. Also, I had my husband help me hold up certain panels. You could definitely put this together yourself but the panels are kind of flexible making it harder to keep in place while fastening in the screws.

We finally got this metal cabinet installed over the long weekend, and it turned out even better than expected. The design is thoughtful, with plenty of smart details that make it feel sturdy and well-made. Everything fit together perfectly, and the instructions were clear. Really happy with how it looks and functions—great quality all around!

Attractive. Sturdy. Well packed to ensure minimal or zero damage. Still no tariff. It really looks wooden. You can't tell it's metal unless you open/close a door. Shelves allow for customized spacing.Assembly, of course, is time staking and annoying. Set aside some serious time and carpet space to accommodate the adventure. Have good tools available. A magnetized Phillips head will make things easier. Being limber and bendy helps too.I loaded mine with plenty of canned goods and the shelves handed it just fine. No bowing of metal whatsoever.Consider rubberized shelf liners for canned goods to minimize clanging.I was very apprehensive about this purchase. Halfway through the assembly I was cursing up a storm. Once finished and stocked both the apprehension and cursing ceased. Happy customer.

This is a beautiful, well-made cabinet that was simple to assemble and offers plenty of storage. It includes two adjustable shelves that can be moved or removed depending on what you need to store, which makes organizing really flexible and convenient. It looks great, works well, and I’m really happy with what I got for the price—definitely worth the money.