Lazio File Cabinet with Lock – Filing Cabinet for Home and Office – 3 Drawer Small Rolling File Cabinet -Wood Printer Stand with Storage for A4 Size/Legal Documents, File Folders(Cass Walnut/Black)

Precision crafted, easy assembly
Feels a bit more luxe than the usual amazon furniture purchase at this price point. Didn’t have to assemble the actual drawer rails as they were pre-affixed to the drawers and cabinet sides. The only quibble was that the support ring around the edge of the lock needed to be glued in place but that’s a minor detail. Overall I’m really happy with this purchase.

I am so happy with this item! More than expected! This arrived a few short days after ordering ( i think 3 or 4). The quality of the wood is AMAZING for the price and exceeded all of my expectations. All of the tools and instructions were in the box and it was very simple to assemble as it only took me 30 minutes with a simple screw driver. The unit’s lock is amazing and my favorite of it all. I think the seller has great customer service and the process from opening the box to assembly was a great experience! i will order many furniture pieces from hereon!OVERALL – 10/10 ! Beautiful, classy and high quality piece for a very affordable item.

In my life I have purchased and assembled quite a few pieces of furniture like this file cabinet. The majority of them have been a disappointment to a degree or two. Crushed or ripped shipping boxes, poorly packed contents that in many cases caused damage to the contents, broken boards, misplaced pilot holes, missing hardware, poor quality hardware, missing instruction sheets and so on. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the box containing this file cabinet was delivered in good condition. All sides of the box sealed with no signs of the box being dropped or mishandled. The contents were packed nicely but not overly protected. I suppose that if the box was dropped some damage would have incurred.The included instruction sheet listed all the parts and their identifying numbers. The hardware was packed in separate plastic bags with each bag bearing a label with the part number. The assembly steps are mainly graphical and easy to understand. However, at the end where the graphics shows the installation of the lock it did not mention a ring or escutcheon which covers the gap between the lock body and the wood panel. More on this later.The parts did not show any signs of cosmetic damage.The complete installation took about 1 hour. It was a leisurely installation. Given the quantity of screws that are used in the assembly I strongly recommend an electric screwdriver or a drill with a Philips #2 bit. Just be careful to adjust the torque so you do not strip the holes.During the assembly I did encounter two issues:1. When installing one of the casters I came across a hole that was plugged with the round piece of metal that should have been punched out. Luckily The round piece was just jammed in the hole, and I was able to push it out.2. The ring or escutcheon that covers the gap between the lock body and the wood panel on the outside was missing. I fired an email to info@craftsandcomfort.com and within an hour I received a reply asking for my address so they could ship a replacement ring. Very prompt service.The file cabinet is sturdy. It does show a little wobble if you grab and try to move it but that is because it is on casters. The front casters do lock in place, but they still can slide on carpet. Maybe once it is loaded it will become more stable.The single key lock uses a bar along the inner front right edge to lock all 3 drawers.All hanging file cabinets that I used so far were hanging the folders on the left and right ends with the folder labels right in front of you. This cabinet hangs the folders from the front and rear panels of the drawer. Reading the folder labels is more difficult or at least it seems so. Probably this is somethings one gets used to. In my application though I do not plan storing folders in this cabinet, so it is a moot issue.The height of the cabinet, including the casters, is 25 inches. I would have like it to be a little higher, maybe 27 or 28 inches.

First, I will admit that I am at fault for waiting almost a year to put this together, and therefore am completely out of the return period. After purchasing, we ended up selling our house and placed many things in storage, this was one, and I just pulled it out and tried to assemble it today.Before detailing the issues, I also want to point out that the quality of this item is much less than what I have found on other furniture, such as Sauder. I have put together MANY items from Sauder (and other similar brands) and have never had the issues I found with this item.That being said, this item is an absolute waste of money. There were several things wrong with this file cabinet and I know we were sent a used item. I will list the issues in order of the steps in the instruction book:Step: Pre-Work – not step one, but technically the first step (page 4 of the instructions).• All “holes” where screw “1012” are to go are just dots, there are no holes for any of these spots on any step where these screws are to be used. If you purchase this, make sure you pre-screw the holes before installing the item for that step.Step 1: Same issue with screws as mentioned above.Step 3: Not an official issue, but more of a frustration – available space to screw the items together is very small, due to how close the screw is to the edge of the wall. You will need small hands, or you WILL bang your knuckles many times doing this step.Step 4: This is where I figured out the item I had was used. One of the holes that are to be used for this step was clearly busted/broken and was too big for the item to fit, which is where I saw wood putty applied (poorly I would like to add) to the wood to make the hole the “right” size for the item.• It seemed as though someone attempted to pull the item out of the hole when sending this back and busted the wood, then tried to hide it with wood putty.Step 5: Item 1013 – missing from package (another clue I had a used item)Step 6: Screw “dots” (dots, not holes – see issue as described in “pre-work” step) were crooked, and therefore the stabilizing wheel was crooked.Finally – when putting the drawers in the cabinet after assembly was complete:• The middle drawer (yes, the correct one, the one without the lock) would not go all the way in. It was getting caught on the drawer above it. No matter how much I tried, I could not get it to work correctly.• For the bottom drawer, we found out that the slide on the right side (when looking at the front of the cabinet) would not slide in or out at all. Also, we were not able to get the drawer to go in more than halfway.Please do not waste your money on this. There are MANY other options that have to be better than this one. If you do buy this, please make sure you attempt to assemble before the return period is over, so you can at least get your money back.