All you need to know Seville UltraHD Classic Cabinets

We all want a budget friendly garage storage cabinet but it also needs to hold up to heavy tasks. Today I will be doing a time lapse assembly of my second Seville UltraHD Classic garage cabinet and talk about my experience with my first one that is a few months old.
Seville UltraHD Classic 30"x18" stationary
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Seville UltraHD Classic 36"x18" on wheels
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[@ambermalhotra2168]

Thank you for this video. It really helped me make up my mind.

[@Danman1972]

I'm sure these might be a little thicker. I have 2 that were totally free. Got them both through friends that were cleaning out storage spaces. They are Hon office cabinets. No wheels, but dang handy. I have oils, a bucket with ratchet straps, paints, and all sorts of random stuff in there. Work fine for me so far. They are pretty loaded. One won't go away, the other may for some wood built in cabinets for a miter station. It has roughly 10 years of stickers on it with race numbers and such as well. It's defiantly sticking around.

[@MrMach1]

Thanks for sharing.

[@victorxavier9977]

😎👍

[@rodgraff1782]

I’ve ordered several thousand dollars worth of these products for my new home shop. They are high quality products with a reasonable price point, and packed very well. No shipping damage to the nine cabinets I have purchased. BTW, why do you suggest chucking the extra hardware in the trash? Why do you say that the doors are not stainless. Mine are. I even have a rolling work center with a stainless steel top. Not all stainless is magnetic, and it will stain and get rust stains on it, especially if you leave iron or steel shavings on it and don’t blow it off. I am a retired sheet metal workers, and I know metals. Regular steel is now way as heavy as stainless. These doors are heavy.

[@pozestcom]

Seville is chinese made - how are they holding up 6 months later ?