Tribesigns 2 Drawer Mobile File Cabinet with Lock, Wood Modern Filing Cabinet for Letter Size, Printer Stand with Rolling Wheels and Open Storage Shelf for Home Office(Rustic Brown)

This was easy to put together, matches with the rest of my office furniture, easy to put together, size is perfect for what I use it for and is able to hold a lot in the drawers. Price wasn’t too bad either and quality of material used makes it pretty sturdy.

Honestly - I love the rustic and black style of this file cabinet, it's very sturdy and it's a plus to have a lock drawer - but I have put together IKEA items faster and easier than this. Nearly gave up. Directions need clarity and I couldn't find a video like the instructions indicated. That being said it's a great size and fits under the 55' desk.

My dad loves this. He is a collector of unnecessary "stuff" (paperwork) and this cabinet allows him to take it from a pile on the floor to an organized drawer. He loves the little shelf above the drawers to put frequently-used items and papers.

Amazing little cabinet with lockable drawer perfect fit, elegant look very sturdy and great value. I really love this manufacturer as all furniture I have bought from there have been amazing.

Challenging to assemble and unstable given it falls forward every time I open a drawer. Looks nice with sturdy materials, but tips forward.

works well for my situation

Great little stand for the price! I gave it 4 stars because the instructions are less than adequate. The instructions for the drawer track are poorly written and confusing. Once together the lock and drawers work well and it is pleasing to the eye.

Order status said “delivered,” when it was clearly not. Contacted Amazon and the seller contacted me with the correction, but now the problem with the desk in in the assembly. The framework os supposed to mate together with some friction for strength I guess, but it won’t do so at the 6 joints. Short of banging on it with a hammer or a clamping device. I used one of the longer screws with same thread pattern to drive with my drill driver the pieces together. Unfortunately, the head of the screw which I drove to join the pieces stripped out, and now I’ll have to back it out with either vice-grip pliers or drill it out. If the latter, then I’ll have to find the exact screw at Home Depot…which could be a problem. What’s more, another shorter screw also had its head stripped out, and since it got cross threaded a little, that’s all it took. What I believe is the manufacturer is using inferior, non-tempered steel, and as such these screws are softer and of very poor quality. Actually, the worst quality I’ve ever used.