Edsal WC1 Industrial Gray Steel Tool Cabinet/Work Center, 24" Height x 30" Width x 11" Depth

We used for LOTO station. Just locks, tags, and hasps. Still flimsy. Ok but not the greatest

I bought this as a gift for a disorganized basement and it seems to help. My spouse uses it and tends to put things back there instead of leaving on the bench. Could not find anything like this for the price anywhere else.

I purchased two of these based on the seller's description. I've unboxed and mounted one. This is not a good product. If I had seen these in a store I would not have purchased them.1. The steel looks nice but is very thin and flimsy. I measured less than .03 inches in thickness, perhaps 22 or 23 gauge? This makes the entire cabinet flexible causing it to buckle when mounted. The doors are easily warped and will then not close properly. They can, however, be warped back into shape with very little force since the steel is so thin.2. The hinges are horrible. They are pins which are evidently not sized or perhaps not installed properly. When assembled at the factory someone took a grinder to the hinge pins to make them small enough to fit into the mating part. Besides resulting in very rough, misshapen hinge pins, the grinding is sloppy and some of the cabinet is ground away. It will probably rust. The hinges are also not mounted in proper alignment causing one door to bind, preventing it from opening all the way.3. The steel is so flimsy the pegboard back buckled easily when mounted preventing the included pegboard hooks from entering the holes without forcing shims behind the cabinet.4. The included pegboard hooks are not the proper size for the holes and are a very sloppy fit. They would be quite annoying and difficult to use effectively for tools. The holes are not sized to fit standard pegboard hardware so I am stuck with a practically useless pegboard.5. The included screws for mounting the front hardware were too big to fit in the holes. I had to enlarge the holes with a drill bit.6. The cabinet is so flimsy I cannot imagine putting anything heavy on the shelves in the doors. I had hoped to use it for miscellaneous supplies for my welding room but I don't think it will hold up.To salvage what I can, I will have to modify these cabinets extensively, perhaps by grinding off and welding on new hinges and definitely by modifying the primary tool-hanging space inside the cabinet. I plan on fitting sections of plywood over the flimsy pegboard inside the cabinet. I will add shelves or mount tools on screws or hooks fastened to the plywood. Perhaps I will even cut out the back and replace it entirely with plywood - that would probably make the entire cabinet stronger. I may try to reinforce the doors by welding on reinforcement. It probably would have been easier to just build a cabinet with sheet steel from scratch.I recommend not buying this cabinet for anything but very light and occasional use and even then only if much cheaper. And lucky me, I have another unopened in the box!

The cabinet is poorly made and I wil have to reinforce it to make it more robust to be able to withstand the use of a factory.

This unit is constructed of very thin sheet metal, and is poorly painted. It must be manufactured in some third-world country and made as cheaply as possible. This is the 3rd unit I have received, as the previous two have been so badly damaged that I couldn't even hang the doors on them and close them. The unit I just received is also very scratched down to the base metal and I had to bend the hinge pins to get the doors to go on. I wish someone else made a unit with this design, so that I could forever forget the Edsal cabinet.

Filled the perfect nitch for what I needed it for. Great quality...Heavy Duty