CRAFTSMAN Storage 28 Inch Cabinet CMST98082RB Review

This was the worst artisan product I have ever had and I have many. I had to cut pieces and drill holes to put them together. And yes, I know how to follow directions. Once assembled it's strong enough to hold what I wanted, but the locking mechanism might prevent a 2 year old from opening it, but I'm not sure. I think you get what you pay for. I would recommend this product if you're trying to fit existing toolboxes (like me) but I won't be buying any other. Bad quality but looks good.

It was easy to put together, just took a while. Make sure you put it on the ground to collect it. That makes it a lot easier. The amount of memory is enough for what I wanted. The thickness of the cabinet is just perfect for me as I didn't want anything too heavy that I couldn't lift to hang on the wall. The only thing is that the door handles are not straight from top to bottom. It's not because I didn't assemble it properly, it's because of the factory. But hey, it's in the garage so I can…

I gave this unit 4 stars because it's made in the United States and one relatively has solid construction. but it is very difficult to assemble and too heavy for its meager capacity. Also, it does not provide anchoring for your wall, only the Master's patented slat wall. Also, there are no instructions as to which holes to use to attach to your wall, in the sense that there literally aren't any. I ended up buying drywall anchors and placing four in the top holes and two in the bottom; I hope…

I have had two of these Seas Craftsman cabinets. I needed a third one and got it from the new Stanley/Lowes Craftsman. I bought it from Revain. minor problems. The Lowes Craftsman's red is different from the Sears Craftsman's red. The Craftsman label on this unit is different from the Sears Craftsman versions. The aluminum door handles are wider than the old Sears Craftsman cabinets. The cabinets will not work with Sears Craftsman units so keep that in mind. Not so hot what's up. In my case…