JIOABL 2 Drawer Rolling File Cabinet with Lockable Wheels, Mobile Printer Stand with Storage, Black, 1 Set
- Brand:
- JIOABL
- Model Number:
- FO-WJG2CMZ-28BK-JC
- UPC:
- 715569346741
- EAN:
- 0715569346741
- Walmart SKU:
- 18991571193
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Customer Insights: Rated 3.67/5 from 21 reviews.
This is a pretty good cabinet for work. I sell stationery, so I use it to store my products. It is convenient, compact, and helps keep everything organized. The drawers are spacious and easy to open, and the wheels make it easy to move around. It works well for my needs.
overall great design and easy to understand assembly, take a bit of time but once it's together it's a solid piece to have for organizing documents. definitely recommend,the wood had a few nicks but not noticeable to the naked eye
Great for a small space to organize your documents to keep them safe. Love the key lock
It's perfect for me - light weight, no assembly, roomy drawers. I couldn't want anything more.
got this filing cabinet for my home office and it’s been working really well so far. The size is just right to fit next to a desk without taking up too much space, but it still provides a good amount of storage. The drawers slide smoothly and feel pretty sturdy. They’re big enough to store documents, folders, and other office supplies, which helps keep things organized. I also like the simple black design because it looks clean and matches most furniture. Another nice thing is that the cabinet feels stable once it’s set up, and the handles make it easy to open and close the drawers. It’s a straightforward piece of furniture but it does exactly what it’s supposed to do. it’s a solid option if you need a compact filing cabinet for a home office or workspace. Good storage, simple design, and practical for everyday use.
I like that the cabinet blends into the background since I have white walls and it looks cute with its dark handles. My reason for getting this is that it had wheels because I have dogs that shed, and I have to constantly be moving furniture to clean. Plus it stated that it had a steel frame which I felt would make it more durable for a heavy printer (mine weighs about 40 lbs), and for the constant moving around to clean. It is very important to note that it doesn't have a steel frame, I was expecting that the inside of the cabinet would be reinforced with a metal frame. This cabinet is 100% particle board, and all that holds it together are wooden pegs and screws. I didn't see any metal in the panels at all. The only metal on this cabinet are: the glides for the two drawers to open/close, the poles that hold the hanging folders, and the 2 handles. It is cute and it took me about 1.5 hours to complete. The instructions are clear and easy to follow (one small misprint when doing the wheels it say 2, but you know it takes 4) (see picture). I opted to add a bit of glue to every joined piece of my cabinet as I put it together for reinforcement. I don't plan on ever taking it apart, I am more concerned that it stay together because of all the moving and the weight from the printer. It even came with a magnetized screwdriver, that is super neat, and a first for me. I used my cordless drill and I set it on the lowest torque setting (my bits are all magnetized), and I used a cordless screwdriver. I hope that this note helps. When drilling into anything, but especially particle board, if you have several screws to enter into a piece don't screw them all the way in (see picture of wheel that requires 4 screws). Instead enter each screw almost all the way in, then make sure it is even or sitting correctly and screw them in all the way. The reason for this is that particle board breaks down/damages easily so you could be screwing a screw in at angle. Then if you have to back it out to correct it, you may find that the hole is now too big for a tight finish. Hope that helps.......
What l like about it is it's wood and looks nice. I became very frustrated putting it together , took me 4 hours and is wobbley and still needs the drawers put on, which I will have someone fiinsh for me. Hopefully my son will get it right because I do like the look of it. Wish it came assembled.
Very cheaply made. IKEA instructions easier to follow. The hanging folders do not fit on the rods. They are either too close or too far to hanging normal folders. Do Not Waste your money like I did
9000 peices parts, not as advertised...boxed it up and took to the dump! A real crappy mess!
Made cheap press wood that is so thin. Comes with all piece and alot to put together. So cheap it broke being put together. Should just bought the original steel cabinets, with no headaches of putting together. Reget ordering this and wish I could return a waste of time. Had blister from putting together.
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