YaheetechGarden Potting Bench Table - Outdoor Garden Patio Wooden Storage Cabinet & Solid Wood Planting Work Bench with Large Space Storage & Metal-Plated Tabletop, Brown

We are using this to store spa supplies on our deck. Had a wasp nest inside the sticky sliding doors of the previous cabinet, so will be glad to have doors that just swing out now.This is typical tropical softwood, easy to work with though not very durable itself. It has a nice cedar color stain. I'd add a preservative if it is exposed to weather.All the parts and hardware/holes are placed exactly, no difficulty assembling it according to the clear directions and well-packaged & labeled hardware. I'd recommend also using a waterproof glue (a PVA like Titebond III, not one that expands given the tight joints) along with the supplied fasteners, otherwise they will eventually loosen. The only nit to pick is about the hinges & their screws. The holes in the hinges are not countersunk so the screw heads protrude unpleasantly. Also, be sure to screw them in by hand--the soft wood permits them to strip, though fortunately some tighten firmly. The doors nicely line up on attaching them without needing to shim or support them, if you set the cabinet on its back when you do so.The shelves drop in, and there's a lot of room inside. The top is thin aluminum sheeting, not a solid plate. Pull off the protective plastic before assembly; I didn't, and had to carefully cut along the edges where it got stuck.Overall, a good amount of storage at a fair price, attractive design & materials, easily assembled. We're happy.

This is absolutely the very best home construction item I have ever bought. It was extremely well protected in the flat pack. The instructions were clear and every item was marked. It was relatively easy to assemble and every piece fit exactly as it should. The finished product is sturdy and good looking. Good materials, good engineering, good design, and good preparations make this a great product.

Pretty easy to assemble, looks good, adequate for small storage. It has magnetic doorstop/holders on the underside of the top piece, but no matching ferous bit on the doors, so the doors won't stay shut without you getting some metal there, or wiring the doors shut. But otherwise, pretty good, and mighty cheap.

I bought this for my husband. He wanted a cabinet to store BBQ tools and other items in for when he grills outside. It was a little difficult to put together since the pieces were not marked front and back, but I was able to assemble it by myself in a couple of hours. He loves it, and the metal top is a bonus! Seems pretty well made and I was able to find a cover for it in Amazon also to keep it dry.

I really love this outdoor cabinet! It was really easy to assemble and it looks expensive but it isn’t. This is the second summer that we’ve had it on our screened porch and it still looks brand new. The doors stay closed and the stainless steel top is easily wiped down.

I am very pleased with this product...and the vendor. The original unit was destroyed in shipping, but the vendor immediately shipped a replacement which arrived in perfect condition. This cabinet appears well engineered to be reasonably sturdy. Perfect for storage on the porch for gardening stuff. As often is the case, the instructions could have been better. So I'll let you know what to watch out for: Most of the pages in the instruction booklet show one simple thing to do at a time. It almost seems too simple. But page 4 shows a lot going on and no sequence is specified. BEWARE...part number 6...which is easy to miss in the diagram as it appears already in place... MUST be installed before the side panel, part #3. Once the side panel is installed, you wont be able to get part #6...(the brace that goes under the top)... in place as it has tongues that need to fit into grooves on the side panels. Also, when you get to page 9, the diagram does not show which way the cabinet doors go on. There is a small metal strip at the upper corner of each door which needs to make contact with the magnets on the upper brace to hold the doors closed. That's how you'll know which way they go. The screw holes for the hinges on mine were not drilled properly and wanted the hinges to mount a little crooked. If yours don't look aligned, position the hinge so that the center screw hole is over a pre-drilled hole and carefully tighten it down while keeping the hinge properly aligned with the frame. Then the other screws will make their own holes (they're very sharp) . I had the same problem with alignment on a few of the screw holes drilled in the door panels. With attention to these few details, it should assemble quickly and easily. I hope this helps.