We are using this for our laser engraver. The drawers are cloth and wont be able to hold up to anything heavy in it. It was okay to assemble. It is ok for what we want to use it for.
Part 2 of my product holes for the support rods were drilled on the wrong side. Luckily for me I have a drill and was able two drill the holes in so that i could complete the assembly.This made the part of the assemble (Remark 4and 7) impossible to complete. Overall once i did this the support was good.
I really like this. Perfect addition to my craft room. I got my silhouette on top and store accessories and vinyl on shelves. The shelves are narrow but u can put baskets in them.
This 3 Drawer Mobile File Cabinet and Printer Stand replaced a somewhat haphard arrangement Id accumulated over the years for my home office, where commercial file cabinets simply look out of place. My printer was on a table, some of my files in bankers boxes, other office items stacked our tucked where theyd fit / honestly, kind of a mess. This combo file/storage cabinet and printer stand makes my office both look and work infinitely better.
Assembly is easy / every part is labelled, the step/by/step instructions are very clear, with appropriate bits of advice (like Please do not fully tighten screws until all screws are in place) and great illustrations. The individual parts are well/made and sturdy, and everything is packed securely to minimize damage. Tools are included, but I did find it helpful to use a few of my own for the final tightening process. You may find it helps to have nimble fingers available for a few assembly steps, most notably installing the anti/drop buckles.
My most important files are now neatly organized in the drop/file drawer, while the other two drawers are excellent for cables, chargers, pens, etc. The fixed shelves hold my supply of printer paper and a few of my heavier notebooks and references, and my printer sets neatly on top of the stand with plenty of room beside it for collating, punching, etc. The 3 Drawer Mobile File Cabinet and Printer Stand makes my home office look more professional and work more efficiently, and Im very happy with it.
On the positive side:
This rolling filing cabinet looks nice and its frame and wood surfaces are sturdy. Its size was perfect for my needs for extra storage space while working from home and it can be rolled into a corner out of the way when Im not using it. The gray drawers, black frame, and wooden table surfaces have a nice, modern look to them.
Between the 3 drawers and the 3 table surfaces, this cabinet can hold quite a bit, as long as you dont put too much weight in the drawers.
Overall assembly was straightforward, though the casters were a bit tedious to install. The frame was easy to assemble.
On the negative side:
The drawers are made of fabric and the only thing holding them to the desk is a couple of small plastic tabs on each side of the back of the drawer, which slide along a rail on the frame. When the drawer is closed, its weight rests on L/shaped slides on each side of the bottom of the drawer, which support it well enough. However, when the drawer is fully open, its weight / and the weight of everything in it / is supported mostly by those small flexible plastic tabs. The tabs are plenty to support the (very low) weight of the drawer itself and the weight of relatively small items inside, but they dont feel like they would last long if you had much weight in the drawers and were fully opening them regularly. Theres a picture attached showing how much the bottom filing drawer sags down when fully open, even with nothing at all inside it.
The fabric construction of the drawers also makes the unit look cheaper and more flimsy than if they were normal wooden drawers (largely because, well, it is.)
The casters on this cabinet do work and are nice to have, but theyre on the small side and dont roll all that smoothly even on a very flat hardwood floor. Im also concerned that, if much weight were on the cabinet, the cheap plastic casters might also start to damage the wood a bit. As such, Ill likely end up trying to replace the casters with larger and more hardwood/friendly ones.
The casters were also probably the most tedious part of the assembly process because attaching them involves using a very thin sheet wrench to rotate a small nut. It will get the job done, but its a bit tedious. Theres a picture attached showing how thin the wrench is and how easy it is to slip off of that nut. Unfortunately, you cant just use a normal ratchet wrench to tighten it down, since neither end of the bolt is accessible to put a ratchet bit over.
Nice little shelf. This shelf is really low. But its so cute. Putting it together was easy. The only thing about assembly was the two bars thats supposed to go inside the drawer or across the bars inside the drawer. I dont know exactly where theyre supposed to go. (The bottom drawer) but no complaints except I wish it stood higher off the floor. Its not even hip height
This is absolutely perfect for my home office. It was very easy to put together and only took about 15 minutes. The frame is very sturdy. The baskets arent super sturdy, but they are good for lighter items. I put fabric in mine and its perfect for that. It comes with wheels, but you dont have to attach them. It looks great!
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for light weight use
We are using this for our laser engraver. The drawers are cloth and wont be able to hold up to anything heavy in it. It was okay to assemble. It is ok for what we want to use it for.
Sturdy
This was very easy assemble and I am very surprised at the quality and sturdiness of the drawers. It looks great and is a great place for my printer.
Check all parts
Part 2 of my product holes for the support rods were drilled on the wrong side. Luckily for me I have a drill and was able two drill the holes in so that i could complete the assembly.This made the part of the assemble (Remark 4and 7) impossible to complete. Overall once i did this the support was good.
Good unit
I really like this. Perfect addition to my craft room. I got my silhouette on top and store accessories and vinyl on shelves. The shelves are narrow but u can put baskets in them.
Looks and Works Great
This 3 Drawer Mobile File Cabinet and Printer Stand replaced a somewhat haphard arrangement Id accumulated over the years for my home office, where commercial file cabinets simply look out of place. My printer was on a table, some of my files in bankers boxes, other office items stacked our tucked where theyd fit / honestly, kind of a mess. This combo file/storage cabinet and printer stand makes my office both look and work infinitely better. Assembly is easy / every part is labelled, the step/by/step instructions are very clear, with appropriate bits of advice (like Please do not fully tighten screws until all screws are in place) and great illustrations. The individual parts are well/made and sturdy, and everything is packed securely to minimize damage. Tools are included, but I did find it helpful to use a few of my own for the final tightening process. You may find it helps to have nimble fingers available for a few assembly steps, most notably installing the anti/drop buckles. My most important files are now neatly organized in the drop/file drawer, while the other two drawers are excellent for cables, chargers, pens, etc. The fixed shelves hold my supply of printer paper and a few of my heavier notebooks and references, and my printer sets neatly on top of the stand with plenty of room beside it for collating, punching, etc. The 3 Drawer Mobile File Cabinet and Printer Stand makes my home office look more professional and work more efficiently, and Im very happy with it.
Solid frame, but the cloth drawers limit how much weight you can put in them
On the positive side: This rolling filing cabinet looks nice and its frame and wood surfaces are sturdy. Its size was perfect for my needs for extra storage space while working from home and it can be rolled into a corner out of the way when Im not using it. The gray drawers, black frame, and wooden table surfaces have a nice, modern look to them. Between the 3 drawers and the 3 table surfaces, this cabinet can hold quite a bit, as long as you dont put too much weight in the drawers. Overall assembly was straightforward, though the casters were a bit tedious to install. The frame was easy to assemble. On the negative side: The drawers are made of fabric and the only thing holding them to the desk is a couple of small plastic tabs on each side of the back of the drawer, which slide along a rail on the frame. When the drawer is closed, its weight rests on L/shaped slides on each side of the bottom of the drawer, which support it well enough. However, when the drawer is fully open, its weight / and the weight of everything in it / is supported mostly by those small flexible plastic tabs. The tabs are plenty to support the (very low) weight of the drawer itself and the weight of relatively small items inside, but they dont feel like they would last long if you had much weight in the drawers and were fully opening them regularly. Theres a picture attached showing how much the bottom filing drawer sags down when fully open, even with nothing at all inside it. The fabric construction of the drawers also makes the unit look cheaper and more flimsy than if they were normal wooden drawers (largely because, well, it is.) The casters on this cabinet do work and are nice to have, but theyre on the small side and dont roll all that smoothly even on a very flat hardwood floor. Im also concerned that, if much weight were on the cabinet, the cheap plastic casters might also start to damage the wood a bit. As such, Ill likely end up trying to replace the casters with larger and more hardwood/friendly ones. The casters were also probably the most tedious part of the assembly process because attaching them involves using a very thin sheet wrench to rotate a small nut. It will get the job done, but its a bit tedious. Theres a picture attached showing how thin the wrench is and how easy it is to slip off of that nut. Unfortunately, you cant just use a normal ratchet wrench to tighten it down, since neither end of the bolt is accessible to put a ratchet bit over.
Nice But Small
Nice little shelf. This shelf is really low. But its so cute. Putting it together was easy. The only thing about assembly was the two bars thats supposed to go inside the drawer or across the bars inside the drawer. I dont know exactly where theyre supposed to go. (The bottom drawer) but no complaints except I wish it stood higher off the floor. Its not even hip height
Holds a lot, perfect for home office
This is absolutely perfect for my home office. It was very easy to put together and only took about 15 minutes. The frame is very sturdy. The baskets arent super sturdy, but they are good for lighter items. I put fabric in mine and its perfect for that. It comes with wheels, but you dont have to attach them. It looks great!
The right cabinet
I am exceptionally pleased with this cabinet.
Excellent all the way
Exactly as described. The product was carefully and securely packaged, arrived without any damage. I would purchase again and recommend to a friend.
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