Gizoon Outdoor Potting Bench with Metal Tabletop, Outdoor Garden Patio Wooden Storage Cabinet with Adjustable Shelf, Double Doors Garden Work Bench for Backyard, Patio, Lawn - Natural

I've had this storage cabinet for a couple months and I am pleasantly surprised at how well it has weathered. It is under the patio cover, but does get wet and the sun hits it and it has stayed nice and looks practically new. It's nice to store the odd ball gardening items in the backyard and not have to run to the garage for everything when I can keep them handy in the cabinet. It was easy to assemble and has held up well!

I was looking for a wooden outdoor cabinet to store my pool towels. I definitely didn't want anything made out of resin, but was still concerned about using one made of wood, even if it was described as an "outdoor" cabinet. After reading the reviews, comparing it to others ( more expensive as well/smaller) I chose this one. It was fairly easy for my husband to assemble and it looks even better in person. The quality of the wood is better than expected and has plenty of room for storage. I would recommend applying a coat of outdoor polyurethane like Helmsworth, for extra protection from sun and rain. We also purchased a cover for it from Amazon for rainy days/winter

It’s perfect for what I want to use it for! Wood is fairly thin but that is ok for me and is what I expected for the price. It was not too difficult to put together and instructions were easy to read. My only negative is that one of the doors is warped and will not stay closed completely. Of course I only discovered that once I already had the whole thing put together. It looks nice tho so would still recommend.

The wood (unpainted) cabinet it’s self is beautiful. Very soft wood and can be damaged easily. It is cheaply made, don’t see it lasting long. Not sealed to prevent dust getting in on the bottom shelf. The top metal is not heavy duty, will do the trick I hope. Could have built myself, but having a second person helps tremendously and it took 2 people in about an hour.

I’m decently pleased with this! I had it out of the box and assembled in 1hr 15 min. I had to drill some pilot holes that were lined up right, and the door hinges are off a tad. One piece of wood split - little, but I think it will be okay. It’s not super heavy duty, and probably not suitable for outside.

First thing I noticed is that it does not appear to be made to withstand being completely outside in the elements. The wood (pine? not fir as stated) is coated in a dusty grey paint. I now have to go out and buy weatherproofing paint to preserve it. The wood is soft so the screws don't really grab on well. Don't over tighten or you'll strip the hole. And there is nothing to keep the rain out of the doors. Second thing is that the magnets do not keep the doors closed. they barely stick together and they are lined up properly. I'm contacting the seller about this because i feel that it is defective. one strong wind and the doors fly open There were parts that definitely needed two people to assemble especially trying to fit the back two panels into the frame. I do like the rustic look and it does hold a lot but for the extra money I have to spend on paint and the extra time to get it and paint it, makes me angry and I feel deceived. Also, it says it comes with a screwdriver and it does not.

I will freely admit that when it comes to DIY build it yourself, I am not the greatest. This cabinet arrived on time and packed very carefully. All of the pieces are numbered, and to make assembly easier, I put a big Post-it note on each piece to Make it easier to identify all of the pieces.… And there are quite a few. The assembly instructions were easy to follow and with a simple screwdriver I was able to put it together all by myself. I am very pleased with the finished product. While this is not a high end Piece of furniture, it serves my purpose. It sits outside in a sheltered area.

Perfect potting table! My patio looks so much more organized. It hides all of my pots and has a metal table. I would use a Brad nailer during installation to help hold the pieces together as you are building it. If you don't have one of those, then you will definitely need an assistant to hold pieces for you. I thought of building my own potting table, but after pricing lumber, I found this piece to be cheaper. Not to mention the time and energy, it would have taken. It is a very nice piece of furniture for the price.