Terry, Jwood 368, 2 Door Cabinet with 1 Internal Shelving and 4 Shelves - 68x37.5x170 cm

I don't understand why people give one star reviews just because an item arrives damaged. That is down to the courier not the item, all it does is distort the overall rating. The instruction are pretty poor, but with a bit of patience this went together fairly quickly, about two hours. I did make a plywood base for the bottom as I wanted to store 3 or 4 gallon containers and the floor was a bit flimsy. Also, as it states in the description, it is suitable for use outside, but should be in a sheltered location. Mine is in a side passage between mine and my neighbours garage's, For good measure, as can be seen in the pictures, i knocked up a sloping roof that overhangs the sides and front slightly. After a week of being out in the pouring rain, not a drop has got inside.

It was, at first, a shock to see so many pieces in the assembly kit - but from there on, the news is good. First, most are for the small shelving and are simply put together, so you can put that to one side. Second, most similar-looking pieces have their assembly number embossed on them so you can check against the instructions that you are using the right part; also, if you use the wrong part, it won't fit, further avoiding confusion. Third, in many decades of DIY, I have NEVER had a kit before whose parts slotted so neatly, easily and effectively into each other - SUPERB fitting. I wish all others were made as well as this. On the down side, the back seems a bit flimsy and it doesn't appear waterproof - but I am using it inside another shed, so am OK with that.

Really low quality. The photos do not show the top of the unit deliberately as it is horrid. You can’t return it unless you are willing to pay the shipping

It’s good and steady. It was difficult assembling it as the screws were hard to fit.

Lovely to look at unit, easy to assemble, Downside, parts are flimsily made, screws are so tiny and fiddly to use and no pre-drilled holes. Has been standing well though has twist in its space now, (top stays open a bit/bottom struggles to match up to close.

Bought this for a cheap boot and tool storage in the garden. It came flat packed.... and there were lots of bits! It was easy enough to build but very tedious. The most difficult was fitting the feet as the screws were tiny and my fingers are pork chops.... Has been out in the garden for several weeks in all weathers including driving rain and it has kept everything dry inside, albeit the area is partial protected. The biggest problem that i fore saw was that the top had a bit of dip in the middle so would hold a puddle of water. Not much can be done to it, but I did some retro fitting. I am happy with it for the price. Perfect inside with shelves on one side. It is plastic and lightweight, so needs securing to a wall using included fittings

The unit itself was easy to put together (although attaching the feet to the base is a little fiddly) with clear instructions. It works perfectly, doing exactly what I hoped. Based in a garage, it provides dry storage with easy access for humans. It appears robust enough to deter anything else trying to get inside (I have in mind mice, having seen the damage they can cause in a shed). The unit is providing storage for a couple of coats and tops, boots and charging units for electrical gadgets in what otherwise might be a damp-ish environment.

Fits perfectly on our apartment balcony. Assembly was a bit of a struggle initially but the end result is fine. It is quite flimsy but will suit our purpose to hold potting and cleaning bits and bobs. Just still need to bolt it to the wall. Don’t want to drill the wall until we’re sure its going to last a while! Inexpensive so we’re happy with it.