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Overall, the cabinet is 90 x 45 x 106 cm (35.4 x 17.7 x 41.7 in) and has three useful storage levels at a convenient standing height. The 106 cm total height makes all shelf levels accessible without straining, so you can get to the top level without using a step or chair.
The cabinet is locked with a three-point locking system that engages the door at three vertical positions at the same time: the top, the middle, and the bottom. When the key is turned, the locking force is spread across the full door height instead of being held at a single central latch point. With three-point engagement, the door helps improve resistance to forced entry. This makes the closure more secure than with single-point latch designs, where a small amount of force at the door edge, above or below the latch, can deflect the latch.
The cabinet comes with two keys, so the owner can use one regularly and keep the other as a backup without having to pay to have more keys made. This cabinet's keyed lock makes it suitable for keeping things that need controlled access, like tools in shared workspaces, valuables in office storage rooms, and chemicals in workshops and garages where kids should not be able to get to them without supervision.
There are four magnetic catches built into the door frame, two on each door. These hold each door firmly against the cabinet body even when the doors are not locked. This keeps the doors from swinging open when the cabinet is being used, when air moves, or when people accidentally touch the doors. When the door is pushed closed, the magnetic catches connect automatically, so the operator does not have to latch or align the door manually. When the door is pulled open, the catches release cleanly, allowing smooth opening and closing.
At the structural joints between the cabinet body panels, reinforced triangular corner supports are installed. These add lateral rigidity to the frame and prevent racking that can happen with flat-panel steel cabinets when they are loaded unevenly or placed on slightly uneven floors. Reinforced triangular supports help improve structural stability and reduce frame movement during use.
The two interior shelves are both adjustable and removable, allowing the operator to set each shelf at the height that best accommodates the tallest items being stored on each tier without leaving wasted vertical space between the shelf surface and the items above. With this feature, the interior layout can be turned into a flexible storage system where the distance between each level can be changed depending on the items being stored.
When you remove a shelf, you create a double-height storage bay for items that are too tall for a single standard tier, like stacked crates, rolled materials, or big power equipment. With the remove-and-refit feature, the cabinet's internal plan can change over time as storage needs do, without changing the cabinet's structure.
This metal storage cabinet with doors and shelves has two mounting holes on the back panel. The cabinet can be attached to a wall using fixings that are compatible with the wall substrate. This keeps the cabinet from leaning forward when the shelves are full or when the doors are opened and pulled toward the user. Securing floor-standing cabinets to the wall is very important in places with kids or where people may brush or bump into the cabinet while using the storage area.
The cabinet comes with an anti-tip kit that should be installed before it is loaded and used. This is especially important on uneven floors where additional stability may be needed. This is included because the cabinet has mounting holes on the back and anti-tip hardware.
This metal storage cabinet with doors and shelves is made of Q235 steel and has a coating that protects the metal from rust, corrosion, and scratches. This coating helps protect the metal from damage in wet or chemically exposed environments, and in high-use areas like garages, warehouses, and basements. Temperature changes, oil mist from cars, cleaning chemicals, and moisture from the air all can affect cabinet surfaces in a garage.
The finish's scratch resistance keeps the cabinet's look even when tools, equipment, and containers are regularly moved around and pressed against the door and shelf surfaces alike. This helps prevent scratches, which often happen with softer finishes in a workshop. At 44.7 lbs (20.3 kg), the cabinet is manageable for two people to position during installation, after which the wall mounting or anti-tip kit secures it in place for fixed-location use.