DEVAISE 3 Drawer Mobile File Cabinet with Lock, White Wood Rolling Filing Cabinet for Under Desk, Fits Letter/Legal/A4 Size for Home Office

A practical and attractive filing solution that works just as well as a storage unit as it does a traditional file cabinet. The rolling design is a genuine convenience, making it easy to tuck under a desk when not in use or reposition around the office or home as needed. The wood finish looks noticeably more polished than typical metal filing cabinets, blending naturally into home office setups without looking out of place. Build quality is solid for the price, feeling sturdy once assembled and not prone to wobbling or rattling when moved. The lock adds useful peace of mind for sensitive documents, and the drawers glide smoothly on their runners. Letter size file compatibility covers most everyday needs, and the three drawer layout balances file storage with general storage space nicely. Assembly is straightforward with clear instructions, though it does take some time to put together. The casters roll well on hard floors but can struggle slightly on thick carpet. Some users may also find the overall capacity a little limited if they have heavy filing demands.

I wasn't expecting great quality considering the price, but I'm really surprised and satisfied with this cabinet. Fortunately, all the pieces shipped in great condition, no damaged or missing parts. In fact, they provide extra hardware just in case. You do need to be careful when assembling, paying very close attention to the pictures before screwing parts together. Take your time and don't get in a hurry. Also keep in mind this is made from particle board, so you don't want to crank down on the screws. The drawer slides are smooth. I was particularly surprised at how well the bottom drawer, with the extra caster, opens and closes on my carpet! All of the pre-drilled holes were properly aligned and I had no trouble with assembly. Just be forewarned there are about 30 steps in the instructions! If you've assembled stuff like this before it should be a piece of cake, just lots of steps. Oh, and while it didn't state it in the product description on Amazon, the unit comes with two fold-out hooks (one on each side of the cabinet) to hang something. These hooks are pretty small however and I'm not sure what you could use them for, other than a small purse. My only quibble is the drawer bottoms. They are kinda thin and I'm not sure how much weight they could handle. If you plan to put anything heavy, such as power tools, etc. then this might not work for you. But, for the price I guess it's adequate. I knew I would not be storing heavy items.

Let’s start with the few goods. It’s pretty sturdy and had an elegant look plus it’s a nice size. On the other hand, it takes a reallllly long time to assemble even if u use a drill plus the instructions took max brain power to execute. My biggest issue is when I finally made it to the last step the drawers won’t slide in!!! Felt like screaming and crying because I spent half the day carefully assembling this and now the top drawers won’t slide in. It looks exactly like how it should be in the manual!! The design is complicated where the sliding wheels in the drawers have to go on top of one another and click into a very specific position that I have yet to find for both. I wish they used the same sliding mechanism that was done for the bottom drawer. For the middle I got one side in and then the other refuses to click in at the same time so ended up taking it out again. When I finally got the middle in, the top drawer wouldn’t fit. No amount of engineering or physics could’ve prepare me for this cabinet. Honestly think I got a manufacturer defect. At a lost of what to do. This is sooo not worth the frustration and time

You'd think this small file cabinet would be a half hour simply assembly but like other reviews have pointed out it will take 2 solid hours to assemble this. There is NOTHING pre-assembled, nothing. And be careful how much torque you apply to those cam lock things - this is made of particel board and not a highly compressed board, more like medium compressed, and torquing on them too hard will start to negatively affect the particle board around the opening. Same for tightening screws - don't overtighten as you will simply end up with a endlessly turning screw. DON"T use a power drill to set the screws, bad idea. But once assembled the cabinet seems to be sturdy and looks pretty good. I'm not a fan of the no handles but I won't be opening the drawers that often or I would have bought the version with drawer handles. I put the top drawer lock just to fill the hole but it is a pretty pointless addition - the lock isn't going to prevent anyone from opening the drawer. I also think it is priced a tad too high but it seems everything is 25% higher than 2-3 years ago. I can recommend the file cabinet, gave it four stars, due to it being the quality one would expect at this price point.

Overall this is a well made home filing drawer. The quality is excellent, and for the price it is a good value. We would buy it again without hesitation. Other reviewers have noted assembly issues. It is not difficult to assemble, but it does take more time than expected. There are four separate pieces to put together; the outer shell, and three drawers. The drawers have metal + ball bearing slides which make for smooth and reliable operation. The slides are Right and Left pairs, and you have to pay attention to mounting them correctly. There are a lot of parts, packed so they can be identified correctly. Thanks to the excellent instructions it is not difficult, but you need to pay attention. A ratcheting screwdriver is a big help.