Classeur latéral mobile à 2 tiroirs en bois manufacturé et en métal l 43,31 po Jatarius

Exactly what I needed. Looks great. Instructions to put it together were lengthy and a little confusing which is daunting at 1st, but got to the end. Took a good 4 hours to put together but could take shorter for others. Box was 70lbs but very well packed so no issues with damaged pieces. I love the wheels on it and the file drawers. Great price too! Arrived within 2 days of ordering.

Study enough purchased 2 products for in home office they do the trick fair

It looks pretty, good to put printer on good for office and look good on wood floors. Only complaint took me 7 hrs to install just by myself. Well I am a beginner. But anyway it works.

I have the filing cabinet in my office and perfect for my needs

UPDATE: Two months later and this is sagging worse than my grandmother's you-know-whats. Very cheap, DO NOT BUY. Original review: It took me a while to put together, though it should be said that I am very deliberate about assembling flat-pack furniture -- I first sort all of the pieces by number to make sure none are missing, then I do the same with the assembly parts (screws, etc.). I examine the assembly instructions, which in this case are just drawings, to make sure every piece is assembled in the correct orientation because there can be subtle differences in the panel which you might not notice and put it in upside down or backward, then several steps later have to take everything apart and do it over again. That said, assembly went fine. I was disappointed that the bottom panel is just particle board and not supported by a metal frame, had I noticed that in the listing before I ordered I would have selected a different item. This means that weight in the center on the top (like a multi-function laser printer) will likely over time cause the center to sag despite the inclusion of a caster wheel in the center of the bottom board. Now, about those casters... With them installed, even with the two front casters locked into place, the entire cabinet is very jiggly, not stable. I ordered 3rd party M8 legs and replaced the casters with them and now the table is quite stable. I had to ensure that the 4 corner legs are at the same height as the caster screwed into the bottom center of the unit (that gives it some middle support). In the end, it's ok. It's fine. It's not heirloom quality and for flat pack furniture, I've seen better. Do I wish I ordered something else now that all the dust settled? Yeah, kind of. Would I recommend it? Yes, but not if you're going to put heavy things on/in it, and if you don't need to roll it around I would highly recommend you put on some after-market M8 screw-in legs.