Metal Locker for Home, Dressing Room, 71" Steel Storage Lockers for Employees, Lockable Locker Cabinet with 1 Door (Grey)

Lightweight, yet quite sturdy once it is assembled. Assembly is best done with two people due to the size and initial flexibility of the parts. It came with a coat-hanger bar and hardware to anchor it to a wall behind, but no clothing hooks. I needed a very tall cabinet to store long colonial muskets, so I left out one shelf.

Needed a smaller locker to hold a couple guns. Easy to assemble.

This is not a sturdy product and it is not easy to assemble. It features absolutely no fasteners it's held together entirely by flap edges. I was using this to store a 5-ft long 72 lb garage tool and the cheap metal bent and bowed every time I had to store my tool.

Snaps together very easily, very sturdy after all the pieces in place.

My toddler loves these easy to use lockers. Surprisingly easy to assemble as well.

Didn't come with instructions, came damaged, had to use self tapping screws to put it together because it was damaged and so flimsy.

Multiple pieces came bent, & were not able to line up properly. Being lined up is the only way the product works since no screws are used. Not sturdy at all. No stability. With the price of shipping being nearly the price of product it’s not worth doing anything about. Save the hassle and your money.

Okay, so I bought my son a more traditional looking locker that was 15x14 and that one was WAY easier to assemble. I ended up getting this one for myself as it was 15x17 and I wanted to fit my laundry basket inside. It definitely pissed me off for like 30 minutes. The back, left and right side were fairly simple to put together. Simply slide the left and ride sides into the middle. The door was the hardest part for me, I didn’t have any adult to help me. I know the instructions say you need two people but I didn’t have anyone upon putting it together. After taking a break I thought of a way to get the door in. If you can fit inside the locker I would recommend doing it that way. I pushed the locker up against the wall (back to the wall) first and I got inside the locker and put the door into place, I had my son (who’s 7) hold the bottom left and right side inwards while I pushed the door into place from the inside. I had him unlock it and let me out, and that’s how I got the door into place. It was very difficult to try it any other way and it wasn’t lining up no matter how hard I tried. It is flimsy at first but once you put all the shelves in, it helps sturdy it a bit. I do agree the instructions could’ve been better but after understanding it, it was easy. I do like the locker, it’s perfect for what I needed and my laundry basket fits. If you don’t need one this big I’d honestly recommend the more traditional looking one, it’s also listed on Amazon. They have more color options on that size as well, the sizing was like 15.8 by 14.9 or something. That one I put together myself with no issues and it’s way sturdier than mine. Either way, it’ll serve it’s purpose.