Update they sent the replacement doors, super easy to replace - not perfection, but better and adequate. I chose the Amerlife stainless steel work cabinet (24x36) with double doors, sink, and trash bin opening with a natural stainless steel finish. It arrived very well packaged but it still arrived with damage - a puncture with blunt force which dented in the front doos. It took approximately 2 hours for me too both unpackage and assemble. It looks pretty good but the build quality is lacking in a fee welds and joints -but it still likes good enough for its purpose. I intend to use this as part of my outdoor kitchen. I bought a similar unit which is just a food prep area and also another unit which functions as a corner. Im hoping the manufacturer can send me a replacement piece for the part that was damaged - its already been a week and a half - and the part has to come from China. Ill send an update once this problem is resolved. I tried to hammer out the dents as best as I could, but its impossible with my current tools and skill, but if you pay a premium price for stainless, consumers should not have to repair their own products. Also the sink comes with a drain kit, but it does not come with a faucet.

I’m using this to make a stainless steel kitchen outside my camper. Just need to buy a gray water tank to put underneath and a cold water only faucet for a hose hookup. I’ll need to buy a hose converter. There’s really no way to make a trashcan look classy. But I think this is a great solution. I’ll put a large trashcan with a bag underneath the hole and then place a large cutting board over the hole for when I’m not using it to keep the flies out. Plenty of room underneath for a water tank and a large trashcan, and also some towels and soaps. I put it together last week. It’s been outside in the rain and it wipes up nicely. No sharp edges once it’s assembled. Really need 2 people to assemble because your arms won’t be long enough to slip the sides in. I did manage to do it on my own, though, with some ingenuity. Very few bolts, just pieces that slide together. Sturdy and pretty easy to move. Heavy duty feet. Do yourself a favor and remove all of the white protective coating before you assemble. This is a great addition to my bougie campsite.

Wry nice stainless steel cabinet. This cabinet has a sink and a waste bin opening making it ideal for craft room, laundry room, workshop, food prep areas, etc. Cabinet has a hose fitting area to hook up a drain line if you choose to use water in the sink. Cabinet is very sturdy and easy to assemble. The only difficult part was removing the protective plastic film off of the exterior cabinet area.