INTERGREAT 5 Drawer Tool Chest with Wheels, Rolling Tool Chest with Enhanced Packaging, Tool Storage Organizer Cabinets with Lock&Key for Garage, Workshop (Purple)

First note: I have no GREAT love for INTERGREAT: I ordered this cart *two days* ago for $175 and received it today (the shipper is in a neighboring state). But when I returned today to the web page to look at the installation videos, the price was only $157.50! Darn! So I would love to say something nasty about this thing. My problem is that the thing arrived apparently perfect, and of great quality. I cannot find the slightest dent or scratch, or anything sloppy. And unlike some other reviews, I cannot say that the thing is smaller than I expected, as I checked the measurements very carefully before I ordered. (It needs to fit in a very tight space.) And I think that the thing is plenty strong enough to hold any normal amount of tools; if my real toolbox or the drawers on my worktable are any stronger, I do not see it. To be sure, maybe it is not "professional strength", whatever that is. I have a massive, almost 1.5 x 1 foot vise. If I decide to move this heavy monster to the bottom cabinet (which is the only place it would fit), I would most likely end up putting something with nontrivial thickness, like a piece of wood or equivalent, below it, to take the weight all the way to the sides of the cabinet. (Fighting bending requires thickness; the material, be it wood or steel or whatever, is secondary.) And if I put the thing on top of the base, the packaging already includes a suitable piece of wood that fits perfectly! Anyway, you readers of my review should not suffer from the shortcomings of the INTERGREAT pricing policies. So here are a few installation tips (for the 8-drawer version). To take the cart out of the shipping box, open the top of the box, then turn the box over to slide out the cart. A screwdriver and gloves are provided. I did not use the gloves and did not hit any sharp edges. To get out the tool chest, first remove the 4 screws from the bottom. Warning: do this with the 6-screw exit panel facing up, instead of the bottom. Otherwise the tool chest will fall down a bit (but mine was not damaged anyway). Also, unscrewing will be more difficult. Like a warning sticker inside the box says, screw in the screws of each handle in very loosely initially, then tighten them when all the screws are in. To get rid of the masking tape on the toolbox drawer lock bars, first peel free the edges of the tape on the back. Otherwise you will spend the rest of your life pulling off tiny pieces of tape. The top drawers of the base unit initially open only half way. You may want to leave it that way, as a safety guard against the thing tipping over. If not, I found a bit of force opens them completely. No, I did not keep the packaging for 30 days after inspecting the cart. But I did have an anti-static towel handy when outside breaking up all that Styrofoam for the garbage bag. UPDATE THE NEXT DAY: All is well now, I found something bad to say. To tighten the wheels so that they do not easily come off, you need a very thin 14 mm wrench. This is **not** included (although a screwdriver is???). Fortunately I had such a wrench that came with something else that I do not remember. If you do not have one, the 3 mm (< 1/8 inch) wrenches that you can get on Amazon might *just* fit, but I cannot confirm that for sure. Of course, you could use Titen Blue or Red, but then there is no way to get the wheels off again (except with Blue if you buy a thin-enough wrench anyway). (The good news is that you would hardly fail to notice it if a wheel was coming loose; the thing would wobble like crazy. But still.)

Hard to beat for the price. The metal is lighter gauge than other similarly sized toolboxes, but those are 1-2 hundred more and this is still plenty solid. The upper drawers are a bit on the shallow side.

Excellent tool chest! The directions are not very good as it's just pictures, but still very easy to put together. Most of it is already assembled. I'm not a mechanic, but it provides neat storage for all of my tools.

Delivered in excellent condition. Extra packaging protected it from minor damage to outside box. Instructions were clear and assembly was easy and fast. Drawers slide easy and everything works as expected. Very happy with everything.

I received the toolbox in a severely damaged carton. I opened the exterior box enough to see there was no damage underneath a large diagonal slash. It was only upon fully opening that I noted a severe crushing on a rear corner of the base cabinet. I saw at least one other review reporting similar damage. The seller approved a return and refund, but repackaging the large heavy item was too burdensome and I finally decided to keep the item which proved to be functional in most respects. The packing should have been adequate against all but the most careless handling, and I judge that FedEx was at fault. In all other respects the product was what I expected - a medium quality product for a lower end price. Fully functional, but with lower end components. This review is all about my experience, not truly about the product except to say it is a fair value for the price.

Yes I absolutely love this tool chest. Very good quality

Cheap construction but good enough for the casual tool owner. Thin metal, weak welds. If you do a few projects in the garage every once in a while it will work fine. If you are a professional that needs a good toolbox for your livelihood, keep looking.

Great gift for a good price. My boyfriend used it for tattoo supplies.