FurnitureR 54.1" High Standing Metal Locker Storage Cabinet 3-in-1 Shelves Removable with Keys Lockable

This was challenging to put together, but once we figured it out, it fit perfectly in our space and is a good sturdy product.

Looks perfect in my son’s “classy” baseball themed room. Other than putting on the top of the locker, it was easy for me to assemble. I kept spinning the top around bc it was the one piece that didn’t have a “front” label sticker. It’s been great to have him keep all of his daily school supplies & backpack in there so that his room always looks nice & tidy!

I purchased this unit as a garage storage cabinet. The size was just what I was looking for, and it looked like it would get the job done.I subtracted a star because of the terrible instructions, which made it hard to figure out which way was up for various panels. I eventually succeeded in assembling it however, and it only took about a half hour. Once assembled, I realized that the back panel was in fact upside down, but other than a few holes for wall mounting, it didn't really matter, so I didn't bother it reassemble. It turned out to be sturdy, and provided a surprising amount of space inside. The door even shuts properly! Fix the instructions and I think you have the best locker solution out there right now.

As with many teen boys, my son’s room was loaded with video game “gear” everywhere. We bought the locker to nicely store it all and keep it dust free and free of damage. It came in a box ready to be assembled and didn’t take too long to put together. It had a very small dent on the corner of one of the back panels, possibly from shipping, but once the parts went together, it was hidden. It fits his locker-room teen decor nicely, and can also be secured to the wall to prevent tipping. It was the perfect solution for what we needed and my son likes it to. The fact that it’s metal and he can post homework reminders and other things to it is great as well.

It does the job I needed it to do but I was hoping the metal would have been a little thicker and more dent resistant as it is very thin metal. That’s really my only complaint it was easy to assemble and does the job but I wouldn’t use it for anything valuable or requiring high security because one good pull and the metal will deform and it would open right up. I use it for paint and chemical storage in my garage and it works it keeps the kids out of it and holds all my supplies

Easy to set up. Just as pictured. Sturdy. Comes with bolts to bolt into wall if necessary to stop from tipping over

The media could not be loaded.  When I opened this to assemble it, I was initially off-put by incredibly thin walled steel. Well, you've got to save money somewhere, right? Maybe they compensated in engineering. Nope. All panels attach using self-threading screws with no nuts on the other side to shure up the frame.Following the benifit of the doubt, and maybe the sunk-cost fallacy as well, I figured I could compensate for the flimsy build quality by bolting against the wall as well as a much more secure stack-on locker which I thought would lend some structural rigidity.Problem solved, right?Not exactly. After locking the door you can imagine my amusement and frustration when I could pop it open by hand. I am not a strong man and I repeat: I didn't even need a crowbar to break into this thing. I'm considering fitting an aftermarket locking mechanism and some steel panels but then again, I may just be better off buying a more secure locker and sending this piece of crap back to Amazon.Regardless, I will never get the 3 hours back that it took me to assemble, modify, and mount this glorified Ikea shelf. You'd be better off hiding your valuables under your bed. And I haven't even begun to talk about how cheap the locking mechanism itself is.

What I dislike about this cabinet is it makes a lot of noise when opening and closing it. They need to add something to stop the loud hollow sound.