Terry, Jline 368, 2 Door Cabinet with 1 Internal Shelving and 4 Shelves - 68x37.5x163.5 cm

Seems a bit flimsy when you start putting it together.But once completed it becomes a lot stronger.Great value for the money.I have strapped mine to a fence to keep it sturdy, but would be better drilled to the wall, with the brackets provided.

Easy to construct, good size, fairly sturdy, eems OK for sheltered position outdoors. Need to see how it stand up over time.

I was disappointed with this unit. I read the reviews saying that it was not as bad as other reviews have made out, and frankly, it is.It is cheap and does the job, but it IS flimsy - you will need to attach it to something (wall, fence etc) for it to stand any chance. The doors are also quite flimsy and it only needs to be on a slightly uneven floor for them to not close properly - they push into the unit past the lip where they are supposed to stop (I screwed a bit of wood there to make sure).I put 4 stars for ease of assembly due to it being flimsy and there needing 3 hands at times to stop bits flapping about, but it is easy enough. If you buy the taller unit (as I did) the side walls and doors come in two half-height sections.This is absolutely not secure (easy to break open, quietly, with no tools - frankly, even with a padlock on, I think a playful dog could get into it). It is not weatherproof and will leak (I see other comments about using weatherstrip to make it waterproof, which is fine, but you should not have to do this).It is good for keeping bits and pieces tidy and dry-ish in the garden but is better for use in a garage or car-port, or some other covered area.It is not as good as the Keter products, but then it is a lot cheaper. Would I buy it again? No. Am I gutted that I bought it? No, it will serve a purpose.

I suppose you get what you pay for and as this was very cheap it was perhaps unrealistic to expect anything sturdy It is far too flimsy to use outside - it easily blew over in a gust of wind and broke into pieces. It needs to be stressed that it must be fixed to a wall. to avoid this - the translated instructions were insufficiently clear on this point

Great for the price easy to fix together

Space saver and surprisingly good quality

Firstly I would ask you to think about the purpose to which you will put this cupboard. If it's just some lightweight items in a garage, then this will do fine.Some basic points:Instructions 3Quality 3Weight 3Solid build 4Security 2Waterproof 2Ease of construction 5Parts fitting 5I must also say, forget some reviews talking about construction in 10 minutes, Take your time. The instructions are, at best, OK(ish) but for a newcomer to this type of build, atrociousThe unit is made from blown plastic, so has little weight. However, it does come with two wall fixings to ensure, if kept outside in the wind, it doesn't move - this also helps with stability.The finish is what I'd call, acceptable in that it looks good until you look closely and the finishing on the various sections need some trimming with a knife before fitting.There appears to be confusion over whether there are legs or not. With this unit - no - they are intended for the wood finish version.The shelf (there's only one) is defined as being able to hold 2kg. This is not a lot but I refer to my opening paragraph.On opening the box, I laid out the various parts. I noticed that a number of then required trimming of excess plastic to ensure a good fit. The instructions are graphics rather than wording (the unit is made by an Italian company). If you are well used to building items such as this unit, there's not too much of a problem as you know to check 'which-way-up' etc but for the novice, these instructions are atrocious.It took me (taking my time, trimming the various parts and constructing the whole) about 40-45 minutes using little effort as the parts fitted together well.Once completed I noted that the doors open 180 degrees and the whole was quite rigid. However, due to it's weight, there's a risk of movement if left where the wind can get at it unless fixed to the wall with brackets (supplied)Others have stated that there's no way of keeping the doors closed, however, where they join when closed, there are holes in each of the handles (on the top of the doors) that would hold a padlock. Please be aware that, as this is made from only blown plastic, there's essentially no security.For what I wanted, a wall fixing cupboard, where damp etc was of no problem, this is exactly what I wanted.If you want a stronger one, note that this is at least a quarter of the price of a top quality one.So, as I said at the beginning, make sure this is what you want a cupboard for before purchase, but, for me, it's a 4 star

Not stable, poor quality