Get the storage and security you need with the WORKPRO 28-Inch Garage Storage Base Floor Cabinet. The heavy-duty rolling floor cabinet has 4-inch casters that easily move the loaded down base cabinet from one job to the next, two if them include locks so you can secure the cabinet at each job site. The top surface also includes a shelf liner so you can confidently use this area as a mobile work surface. Featured in this garage base cabinet are sliding ball bearing drawers for smooth closing and opening with a drawer liner to support and organize your tools. Giving you the security of a safe, this lockable two door cabinet also features an adjustable shelf that has a 60 lbs. weight capacity. Two keys are included with this base cabinet to secure the lockable cabinet and drawer. This rolling base cabinet will help store your tools and stay organized while you get the job done. Dimensions with Casters: 28 in. Width x 37 in. Height x 18 in. Depth
Manufacturer:
GreatStar
Product SKU:
406586447
UPC:
820909422549
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***Just a reminder*** please don't fall for these regular prices! I purchased a couple of these last year for way less then retail the retail claim… and they were regular price. The rolling cabinet was around $200-$220, the standing 36" was $299 and the wall cabinet were about $150-$179 if I remember correctly. Just wanted to make sure my fellow slick dealers have accurate info. The 75% retail is 100% false. The $59 wall cabinets are the best deal compared to similar cabinets.
In my opinion, the Seville cabinets at Sam's Club are slightly better, nicer and similar in pricing… if you're not set on these black cabinets. (Just an opinion)
idk I bought a husky same size with a board that goes up on the back for 23 bucks. this is a nice deal but if you don't need it now a better one will come along.
Just got one for a garage shop. Its worth a shot at this price. If it doesnt work out or something is wrong with it that cant be repaired I'll simply return it but nice discount and worth trying.
Rolling the dice on this. 63lb ship weight so Im not expecting Craftsman or Husky quality, but hopefully better than some Homak crap I've seen.
Just received mine and assembled it in the basement. Worth the money, but wouldn't pay more.
One thing not obvious is that the straight wheels are the opposite direction of what you'd expect if you were familiar with a rolling toolbox. The straight wheels are front to back on this model. Normally the straight wheels are side to side. The problem with the straight wheels on this model makes it more likely to tip over if the wheel caught on something while moving it. Could be mitigated by replacing the straight wheels with crazy wheels. Mine is going to sit in place most of the time and rarely moved.
Got mine today as well and was surprised it was fully assembled aside from the wheels. The 36" cabinet I ordered is also shipping freight so guessing that is fully assembled as well. The rolling cabinet had a couple dents in the side so I messaged Walmart online csr and they offered $15 refund. Its cosmetic damage so I took it rather than lug it back to Walmart B&M. Not bad for $85.
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Got mine today. You get what you pay for with this for sure. All it's worth is the $99 at full retail. It's ok for very light duty but it certainly is extremely cheap quality. Certainly wasn't expecting heavy duty/pro quality by any means, but any less quality probably wouldn't even hold itself together. Other than that the only complaint I have are the roller feet. Only about 3 of the 16 bolts went in smoothly with the rest of the holes being poorly tapped. Also there is hardly any clearance on the stationary rollers, so a socket is a no go and even a normal open end barely has enough clearance for more than 1/4 turn at a time (which in combination with the poorly tapped holes means it takes longer than it should to slap those feet on). I'm going to keep it as I actually needed an additional piece along these lines, but again it's barely worth it even at this price IMO.
Edit…and another bit of an oddity which I wonder if anyone else is getting….it came with 6 keys, not 2!
Got mine today. You get what you pay for with this for sure. All it's worth is the $99 at full retail. It's ok for very light duty but it certainly is extremely cheap quality. Certainly wasn't expecting heavy duty/pro quality by any means, but any less quality probably wouldn't even hold itself together. Other than that the only complaint I have are the roller feet. Only about 3 of the 16 bolts went in smoothly with the rest of the holes being poorly tapped. Also there is hardly any clearance on the stationary rollers, so a socket is a no go and even a normal open end barely has enough clearance for more than 1/4 turn at a time (which in combination with the poorly tapped holes means it takes longer than it should to slap those feet on). I'm going to keep it as I actually needed an additional piece along these lines, but again it's barely worth it even at this price IMO.
Edit…and another bit of an oddity which I wonder if anyone else is getting….it came with 6 keys, not 2!
Use an extension and you can turn as much as you want. I used my M12 screwdriver to put the casters on. Had a couple that I had to back out and realign. they all tightened up and I don't disagree they are poorly tapped.
No dents on the outside, but no clue why they didn't secure the shelf inside. The shelf banged around during shipping and have a dent. Got only two set of keys.
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In my opinion, the Seville cabinets at Sam's Club are slightly better, nicer and similar in pricing… if you're not set on these black cabinets. (Just an opinion)
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Looking forward to busting them out and seeing what they are like.
One thing not obvious is that the straight wheels are the opposite direction of what you'd expect if you were familiar with a rolling toolbox. The straight wheels are front to back on this model. Normally the straight wheels are side to side. The problem with the straight wheels on this model makes it more likely to tip over if the wheel caught on something while moving it. Could be mitigated by replacing the straight wheels with crazy wheels. Mine is going to sit in place most of the time and rarely moved.
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Edit…and another bit of an oddity which I wonder if anyone else is getting….it came with 6 keys, not 2!
Edit…and another bit of an oddity which I wonder if anyone else is getting….it came with 6 keys, not 2!
I received 2 sets of 2 keys (4 total).
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