This is a well made product. Good care in the machining of the wood panels, precise cuts and drill locations. Very solid when assembled and looks great. And, easy assembly!

Very easy to assemble, great fun too. It does not take 2 persons to assemble. I am only 5 feet 90 lbs, I managed just fine. It fits perfect with legal folders. If it comes with a lock, I will buy again. All the metal ones with locks out there are just for letter-sized documents, Nexera is the only one I find to fit legal-sized documents.

It's a solid, well-designed cabinet with clear instructions, but I encountered two issues. The first was a fairly large and complex scratch on one of the drawer fronts (lower). I can live with it but it's annoying. The second issue I had was with the file holder strips. These attach to the top of the drawers from which the files hang. The strips were too long and needed to be cut down by about ¼ inch or else they wouldn't have fit. This might have been an insurmountable obstacle for some people. Luckily I have a saw and cut them down to size.The drawers came in a rather heavy package that had been repaired with tape so I can only assume that some kind of accident had occurred.Other than that it's well designed and sturdy.

I bought the Black one. All the parts were included, the handles were actually metal. There wasn't a touch up pen included but one wasn't needed as all the wood was in good condition and no significant scratches. The instructions were pretty easy - only took about 45 - 60 minutes to put together. All in all a good unit that feels solid and doesn't shake around a lot with a printer on it.My only complaint is the plastic guides for the hanging files. They are a bit annoying to get on the drawers and they aren't really secured with screws or glue. They were also a bit longer than the drawer so I had to like pinch part of it at the wood seam at the back by loosening a screw, tucking it in and tightening the screw. But they work and it wasn't that big of a deal.One other thing I'll mention is that inside the drawers was not Black. It's a Natural Maple color.

Have not finished assembling this filing cabinet, which has not been too difficult with a bit of help( I'm in my mid 70's) with the exception of 1 faulty part having no holes drilled into it and a wrong part. The Nexera company was good to deal with and replacement parts arrived in about 5 business days. Directions are clear. Piece is very heavy, and wheels roll easily. Not a particularly attractive piece of furniture but will work well for my needs.

Happy with this choice.

The finishes throughout are first class, the fixtures are very good grade. The assembly was quick and easy. The piece fits great into my home office.

Had to be completely assembled and instructions needed a little figuring out. Fortunately there were pictures, so that helped. Everything fit together well. Looks like a nice piece of furniture and has lots of room for files.

Great purchase. It is sturdy, easy to put together, and looks great. Just what I was looking for.

Great looking cabinet! The next step up would be hundreds more! You are only paying about $100-ish - this is a great cabinet for the price! It's made of thick particle board with light maple laminated sides showing, but looks very good (its not a thin vinyl over the particle board, but a nice thick laminate). It's very sturdy, partly because of construction and partly because it is a legal cabinet - that's one reason I went for the legal-sized cabinet (I'm using legal hanging folders, but letter-sized folders within those). Very roomy - the drawers pull out fully, except for about three inches - and does not wobble. It was packed extremely well to protect the pieces from harm during shipment and had all parts needed (though not all marked correctly, so lay out before assembling fully). As some reviewers noted, the handles are a bit cheap (I can paint them or change those if they bother me too much). These last two small issues are just not a huge deal and should not detract from a great value. Check out the pic I provided - we have our file cabinet in the coat closet, but rolls out easily on the wood floor.

Good looking piece of furniture. Sturdy and heavy.

Overall, this was a good quality product for the cost. I ordered both the two drawer (5093) and (5092) cabinets for my home office. This a laminated particle board "ready to assemble" product. All of the drawers and the outer box must be assembled from the parts that are packed as a stack panels. Though some reviews have complained about the number of parts (and there are a lot), I can't say that there were any parts that could have been replaced with alternatives without resulting in a bulkier shipment (higher cost), or lower quality construction. Both products arrived in well organized and protected packaging. There were some very rigid cardboard protectors and Styrofoam protection blocks, and the entire stack of materials was sealed in a thick plastic protective layer.The instructions are pictorial with no written description for each step (presumably so they could be universal regardless of language), however I thought there were suitably descriptive. The figures were sufficiently consistent with the received parts that I was never puzzled by the directions. I felt that the particle board pieces were precisely sized without any warping and the holes were very precisely placed, so everything really did come together as it was supposed to without having to force anything.The instructions do not call for using any wood glue, however I did. I had to provide my own Philips head screw driver, and I did use a rubber mallet though I probably shouldn't have. I also used two clamps to help adhere the side panels to the back panels while gluing. I'm not sure how sturdy it would have been without adding glue, but I felt that the final products were pretty sturdy. There were not many blemishes at the laminate edges, but there were some. So don't expect a fine piece of furniture (which you shouldn't at this price).A few pieces of advice for construction:(1) When inserting the wood pegs (I used glue for these), you may need to tap them in to get them all the way inserted. However, be very careful! If you tap too hard the will damage the particle board. In many cases I could just push them all they way in by hand. When I did need to tap them in with a rubber mallet, it only took a few of the lightest taps.(2) There are several metal posts that must be screwed in to the board (part 20-0205) that are part of an interlocking system for attaching boards. Make sure that they are screwed all the way down. In one case, I should have put another turn one of these parts, but because I didn't the part that was attached to post later left a little gap - which was very frustrating.(3) If you are gluing things, you will probably need a couple clamps (https://www.amazon.com/36-in-Aluminum-Bar-Clamp/dp/B01FUV43TW/ref=sr_1_cc_7?s=aps&ie=UTF8&qid=1494712990&sr=1-7-catcorr&keywords=36+inch+bar+clamp+aluminum)(4) The bottom panel has holes for the roller pins to pass through into the side panels. If they are not aligned when you attach the bottom panel, you will not be able to insert the rollers. I saw one review, where that clearly lead to disaster. I had no issue with the first cabinet I assembled, but I did have to make some corrections to align the holes in the second one. So, you might want to put in the rollers at the same time as you attache the bottom panel, just to make sure you get everything aligned right. This is especially important if you are gluing everything!

Works mostly as it should except it tips. Also when assembling the the slates that go on top of the drawers are next to impossible to get on. I tried all the tips in the reviews but nothing worked and had to use brute force with a hammer!