Sterilite 01428501 4-Shelf Utility Cabinet with Putty Handles, Platinum
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$119.99
Price: $69.00
You Save: $50.99 (42%)
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Product Details
- Measures 25-5/8 by 18-7/8 by 69-3/8 inches (LxWxH); untroubled assembly--no tools required
- Made of wear-resistant plastic with putty color
- Harsh shelves can be adjusted to multiple heights; each can involve up to 40 pounds
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Product Description
Sterilite 01428501 4 Shelf Utility Senate, Light PlatinumSterilite 01428501 4 Shelf Utility Commode, Light Platinum Features:; 0142 - 4 Shelf Advisors; Heavy duty cabinet assembles in minutes without the aid of tools; Doors waggling open easily, close securely, and can customize a padlock; Each unit has rugged shelves that can be adjusted to multiple heights and comfortably hug up to 40 lbs each
Customer Reviews
Great storage
This is a great storage item for the garage. It was relatively easy to put together. All parts fit together well. Fits my needs very well.
2010-09-03
(New Philadelphia, OH USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
Pantry storage
Just arrived today. Easy to put together and so far there is only one problem. During shipping a small piece on the door broke. I might be able to glue it on...it is suppose to help keep the door shut. I'm not seeing a problem closing the door and it doesn't swing open, so I'm not going to return it.
Nice size, plastic so easy to clean. Nice looking, lots of extra storage for Pantry or small appliance in my case...just extra kitchen stuff.
Shipped fast with Amazon Prime. I would recommend to a friend or family.
2010-08-27
(Sterrett, AL, USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
Great Value!
Very rarely am I pleasantly surprised by something I buy online, but this is a great value. Assembly is basically idiot proof, so I'm not even sure it's possible to assemble the cabinet in any other way than it is meant to be assembled, plus it shouldn't take more than 15 minutes max to put one together. I bought three for the garage and it makes things look much more tidy. You can't beat the price and the fact that shipping is included makes them a steal.
2010-08-18
| ltb (USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
Very Practical. I bought two!
Love this product! I have a small porch and live in a small house with one closet. I was always bumping into the vacuum and attachments, cleaning products, rolling tool organizer, not to mention that the porch looked like a junk heap. After reading the other reviews that recommended 2 sets of hands made the job easier, I had a friend come over and help me put these together and it took us less than 20 minutes to assemble them both. One has all the shelves in place and the other has two shelves since I store my vacuum and step ladders in the tall space. Not only do these hold everything I listed but much more, like my 2 stock pots, lunch bags and various misc. items that needed a home. They literally came in 2 days, no damage and who can beat FREE s&h!! I love purchasing from Amazon for that reason. I was in a "box" store this weekend and this very same product was 79.99 so savings were an added bonus. Thank you Amazon.
2010-08-10
(CT United States) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
Seems like a decent enough value...
MSRP on Amazon appears to be $119, currently on sale (8-2-10) for $57. Bought it for $79.99 @ Target. Even at $80 it seems like a decent value.
Originally, I had contemplated getting several wooden stand-alone pantries. But decided they were too short at 5' and far too heavy. Instead, I paid slightly more for these Sterilite cabinets. I think I made a good choice. They're light, relatively tall and seem fairly durable.
Keep in mind, they're NOT especially WIDE. I bought 2 and put them side by side to use as a standalone kitchen pantry. That should do the trick.
In terms of ease of assembly, it was pretty simple. About 10-15 minutes each, including unpacking. It's made in sections and they all more or less slide and snap together. The included instructions are pretty straightforward and all the parts are labeled with letters, making it pretty easy to tell which piece is what.
The fact that the shelves are also easily adjustable is nice too.
My only minor glitches so far have been that on one of them the top nubs don't seem to reach the top wall of the cabinet, thus don't quite "lock" in place (the bottom works fine, so it's fairly moot) and on the other, the back left corner of the top wall of the cabinet just won't cooperate and go the last 2mm or so to sit flush with the back wall/corner. There's a tiny gap there (however, since it's at the back and won't ever be seen and the nubs on the front doors DO "lock" properly into place on the top and bottom when closed, it's a moot point and hardly worth mentioning). Neither issue is sufficient for me to really complain or dock any stars from the review. If they had 1/2 star increments, I might go to 4.5 stars for the minor glitches. Otherwise, they seem pretty simple to assemble and probably reasonably durable. Might not recommend putting them outside empty as the wind could knock them over since they're quite light on their own.
So far, I'm quite satisfied. I haven't yet loaded them up with stored canned goods and such, but I'm fairly confident they'll hold up well enough. Once I get a decent supply, I might update with how it hold up, but I don't foresee any problems.
2010-08-03
(Beaverton, Oregon, USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
NEW SPECTRUM MOUNT RACK SHELF CLOSET GARAGE UTILITY 
Julianne irrefutable that she would take matters into her own hands--literally--and took the load of clothes out of the washer and began washing them by like mad easily in the sink . . .
And so the devil in me forced me to begin taking pictures while gift 'helpful' comments and the occasional back rub . . . lol.
I decided to call the university department secretary to let her be sure about the problem. Me being the independent spirit that I am I wanted to wait until Monday before business for 'official assistance' from anybody. I explained what was going on, and then said that I was thriving to wait and see if the ice melted . . .
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