YITAHOME Mobile File Cabinet, 3-Drawer Lockable Filing Cabinets for Home & Office, Printer Stand, Storage Cabinet with Drawers 1 Door 4 Wheels, Office Storage Rolling Office Cabinet (Rustic Brown)

Stunning looking cabinet excellent quality very easy to assemble, lockable top drawer very large storage cupboard, good value for money

Nice solid cabinet. Instructions nice and simple, took me half an hour to assemble. Probably take a couple of hours if you aren’t a confident flat packer.

Lovely cabinet would have give 5 stars only it smaller in size easy instructions to follow

Arrived well packaged, assembly instructions were great and easy to follow, product is beautiful, even better than described and very much worth the price

I use this in my home office and keep the printer on top of it. Its not too big so does not dominate the room. You need to appreciate its true size as the pictures can mislead. It's surprising how much stuff this can hold. The wheeled aspect means that in a small space you can easily move it out of the way as needed. It fits together quite well. When building mine from the flatpack there are wooden plugs used and some panels that fit into grooves. In these contexts i did also use some wood glue just to add a little more sturdiness that it probably didn't need. There were also some spare screws etc provided. you get 2 keys that let you lock the top draw. The draws are a good size for storing packs of printer paper.

This cabinet was perfect for what I needed. Very easy to assemble and looks great in my home office. Would highly recommend.

Generally pleased with this, it does the job and looks better in real life than the photos - less blotchy, more evenly dark. I would have preferred a lighter "beech" colour to match other furniture in the room but that wasn't an option and it looks fine.It's a good size to support a Brother MFC-J6540DW printer/scanner (A3 size), if that helps anyone. I couldn't find many alternatives for this situation.Assembly was quite hard work - it took me more than two hours, and a couple of blisters on my hand just from tightening all the screws manually after initially inserting them with a powered screwdriver. On the plus side the instructions were clear and even better, every part and bag of fittings had a little indentifying sticker that matched the assembly diagram so identifying the correct part wasn't a problem. No missing or broken parts. I've had far worse experiences with self-assembly but it's still a colossal pain nevertheless.

Furniture was good but the instruction need to be alot clearer as it was too small as the result took longer to build