Prepac Elite 3-Door Wall Cabinet/Pantry Storage Cabinet | White, 54W x 24H x 12D | Versatile Garage Wall Cabinet by Prepac

I recently purchased two of these to go above my workbench. They were easy enough to assemble and I did use alaphatic wood glue for the mating points. They are very durable and greatly expand my storage.They also look pretty sharp as well.

Well engineered with all the holes lining up and no hardware issues. Took me about 1/2 hour a unit and I got 4 of them. I am put them on top of the taller unit in this style.I feel I should address some other pointed out issues.1. It is a box, with only 9 pieces in the shipping box. 2 side panels with lots of holes, a top and a bottom with holes only on the edge, two doors, a back and a shelf with no holes and two back supports. Line up all the brown edges, keep the holes on the inside and there you go, no instructions needed. The pictures provided in the box show all of this.2. The back in not cardboard, it in HDF. Look it up. Since it has no weight on it, so what? It looks nice.3. If the bolts are tight and the back in nailed on it is very rigid.4. I was itchy when I was done putting 4 together, I took a shower.5. Packaging was very good and no damage was on the finish.6. The hinges are six way adjustable, if the door doesn't line up go on Youtube and see how to use these. Mine are perfect.7. The shelf is MDF, look it up, I put wood 1x1 wood strips screwed under the shelf to keep it in tension in the front and back, no sagging.8. I mounted these to the wall with screws and a large washer to studs in the wall. They are not coming out. If I were going to use them free-standing on the wall I would put a 1x1 cleat on the bottom back for support. You will hardly see it.9. There was a new thing smell when I put them up but that is gone after a day. It is in a 12x7 room closed up. My new truck smelled longer than these did.I do not have any super ninja building skills and these worked out great. Take your time and look at the pictures on the paper. The finish looks good and I think they are well made.

easy to assemble! the long screws are too long, we used some a little shorter. i gave it 4 starts for the adjusting my dad had to do on the doors to align with no gaps, took about 30 minutes but got it down.using it in my new esthetician spa room!

This product line really is great for what it is. I would much rather buy real wood furniture. But real wood cabinets are much more expensive, obviously. I just needed something that would work for a craft room. I don't think I could have found a better option that was both this affordable and this sturdy. It hits the perfect middle ground. Based on touching things in the store, I think these are a more sturdy option than the press-board kitchen cabinets you can buy at the big-box home improvement stores.It's a miracle these get delivered without lots of damage. The storage cabinet in particular is very heavy, and mine arrived with an exploded box. But only one corner of one door was damaged. I contacted Prepac and they sent out a replacement for free immediately. The fact that nothing else was damaged was a testament to the toughness of the veneer on these and also the packaging, which was stellar. I think the veneer is made of rhino skin. One cabinet had two pretty deep dings on the edging and they didn't manage to break through it. I kept the pieces as they were because you can barely tell after the doors are put on.Assembly is really easy. I was expecting it to be a pain like other press-board furniture, but really, it was fast and the end result is sturdy. It's hard to not get it mostly square with the assembly method they use.I will always hate myself when buying press-board furniture, but if I have another need for it in the future, I would buy these again probably without even shopping around.There is one slight annoyance with the wall cabinets. When you install two next to each other, you clamp them and screw them together. But the screws you used to attach the sides to the bottoms and top hit either other, so you don't get a snug line all the way up. At the very top and very bottom you get a small gap, in the middle the cabinets touch. You may be able to see it in my picture from below. This material is not really made to countersink your screws, then your screw would be resting on press-board instead of the rhino-tough veneer. For this price I don't care and wouldn't knock off a star for it, but be aware you will hit that.