PEUKC 4 Drawer File Cabinet, Vertical Filing Cabinets with Lock, Metal File Cabinets for Home Office, Anti-Tip 4 Storage Drawers for Letter/Legal/A4/F4 Size (Assemble Required, Black)

Alittle annoying to put together definitely needed to people bc it not super sturdy till it’s together but once it was together worked great for what I needed the fact it locks helps I mean you could break the lock but it’s a help

Brought for my home office. Large and sturdy. Offers maximum space to store and organize files and paperwork. The best part is it locks and you can't open more than one draw at a time to prevent tipping over! Great purchase. Will recommend.

Came with a dent. Unable to use 3 of the 4 drawers due to where the dent was. It either leave the open or keep the all closed and not use it. Its just a 150$ carpet weight.... was a pain in the ass to return. When I told them how its hard to open and close they asked for a photo... you cant see a action in a photo of someone not able to open something.... I got one from Walmart for 28$ cheaper and pre-built. And r0mpre study and stronger metal. Overall its a POS and its returned and still haven't got my refund...

Great purchase. I had to hire someone to assemble the cabinets

It was a little difficult to put together and the lock system doesn't work very well

It took me about two hours to put together at a very leisurely pace with the radio on. It’s a solid build and I like the option for large and normal sizes filing. I bought both sized filing folders with this cabinet. As others mentioned in their reviews, you will need to drill screws in sides but that is not mentioned in the instruction manual (no words just pictures).

This was one of the funnest and easiest filing cabinets I've ever put together

I think they really understood the assignment on this product. For such a cheap price, the build quality is just enough that you feel the price is justified. That being said, I don't mean to to imply that the build quality is poor. I found no damage and things assembled exactly as the instructions said. I found the instructions clear, and the assembly reasonable. It's no IKEA though, and you end up doing things like bending the metal tabs by hand in the drawers, which are a soft metal and piercing holes with the machine forming screws. This felt like screwing into soft wood. Since everything is somewhat soft and just a touch flimsy, you do find yourself "flexing" some of the drawers to fit right, which, isn't surprising as you unfold the metal drawers to assembly them. This seems like a pretty creative solution to be honest. Overall, I will probably upgrade to something of higher quality but depending on the situation I'd by this again knowing what I'm getting into, especially if I needed a few of them but probably not for heavy use. It is better than the plastic box I was using. Some notes: - When installing the drawers into the cabinet, be sure to *unlock* the cabinet first. The instructions have you assemble the body of the cabinet in the locked position, which makes sense. This meant when I installed the drawer it wouldn't insert all the way. When installing the drawer into the cabinet, they comment that you have to push the drawer into the rails all the way and maybe use some force. This lead me to believe that the drawer not closing was caused by this and not the lock. Someone being to aggressive here could damage the drawer. - You may have to "flex" the drawers to get them to fit right. - Drawers are a bit shallow/There isn't much clearance for the file folders. If all the files are flat in their hangars it fits fine, but as some tend to be loaded more than others they rise up and touch the top of the cabinet. My previous filing cabinet was deep enough where this was never an issue. - Because the metal is so soft/flexible, even when locked you can bend the door open with your hands. If someone wanted to break into the cabinet I'm sure they could without any tools.