Sam's Club storage cabinet made by SevilleClasics

[dmw]

Is anybody familiar with this storage cabinet. I just saw it at Sam's Club for $168. It has stainless steel doors and powdercoated everywhere else. The quality seemed pretty good, but I wanted to see if anybody has one, or if anybody could suggest something else in that size for the same price.

http://www.sevilleclassics.com/index.cfm/a/catalog.prodshow/vid/21133/catid/155

 

[djjsr]

I've got one of those only it's the shorter model. I've had it a few years. Not high end but better than average. Considering the price it's a great cabinet for the money.

 

[PoorOwner]

I downloaded the manual and it looks pretty solid.
Not bad getting 130+ lbs of steel + casters, for the money.. I can't stand the doors though everytime I drive into the garage the reflection of the headlight might cause a glare issue.. somehow it looks like it needs a disco ball to go with it..

 

[5wndwcpe]

I was thinking it kinda looks like those things they wheel around the hospitals with the food in them.

 

[jmauld]

I downloaded the manual and it looks pretty solid.
Not bad getting 130+ lbs of steel + casters, for the money.. I can't stand the doors though everytime I drive into the garage the reflection of the headlight might cause a glare issue.. somehow it looks like it needs a disco ball to go with it..

Having only seen these in the picture above, it looks like if you painted the doors blue or black, they would look pretty good. With the added benefit of getting rid of reflections.

 

[dmw]

I bought and assembled this yesterday. I'm very satisfied with the quality. The powdercoating looks great, and the hardware seems like good quality. The wheels have locks on them, and I have put a ton of weight on each shelf already. I wish it was about a foot wider and a little deeper, but I think it's a good cabinet for the money.

 

[Steve1968LS2]

You could have the door powder painted for a pretty low price.. I will have to go check out this cabinet tomorrow.

 

[dmw]

Here are a couple pictures of the cabinet assembled and in use.

 

[mtwaterguy]

Looks like a nice cabinet. Fits your spot very well. Appears to be very heavy duty. If it can handle the weight of a Ford pu, it should last forever.

 

[PoorOwner]

Here are a couple pictures of the cabinet assembled and in use.

The cabinet and garage is looking nice, are those pegboards metal or wood, where did you get them from?

Storing jackstands what a great idea.. seems overkill to store diapers though.

 

[dmw]

I got the wooden pegboard at my local Home Depot. They had white and unpainted. I thought that the white looked a little more "finished".

The diaper box holds my microfiber towels. I need something a little more accessible, but it will do for now.

 

[djjsr]

Hmmm.......diapers in your garage storage. Ya turned your back for just a minute.......

 

[5wndwcpe]

Hmmm.......diapers in your garage storage. Ya turned your back for just a minute.......

I wasn't going to say anything about whose diapers they were..........I didn't know how old dmw was.

 

[dmw]

haha....I have a 2 y.o. daughter that needs the diapers. I hopefully won't need any depends for another 30 years.

 

[307WYLD]

I actually have the entire set. Workbench, rolling cabinet x2, rolling cabinet w/4 drawers x2, 72" rolling workbench w/drawers and cabinet, 72" desk w/file drawers, storage cabinet, and wall cabinets x6. Everything but the storage cabinet and 2 of the rolling cabinets are still in boxes. Had to put them together just to see what they look like in MY house. Now I just gotta get the groundbreaking on my garage done so I have a place to put them all!

 

[musgofasta]

My parents bought the whole set at Sam's Also. MUCH nicer than the laminated pressboard variety. Above average quality and great price for the average garage.

Only downside is they take a while to put together.

 

[Big Dad]

My neighbor just bought some of these

very nice , got them at Sams

https://www.sevilleclassics.com/products.php?cid=53,59&sort=0&ipage=all

He said this was $140.00

paid $390 for this