YITAHOME Mobile File Cabinet with Charging Station

I love the size and how it fits nicely into the space I prepared for it, however, without those missing parts- I am unable to build the top drawer that has the key lock on it.

I recently purchased a file cabinet printer stand with a charging station, and it’s been a fantastic addition to my home office. The cabinet provides ample storage space for my documents, while the sturdy top easily supports my printer. The built-in charging station is incredibly convenient, allowing me to keep my devices powered and organized. The sleek design and high-quality materials make it both functional and stylish. Overall, this multifunctional piece has greatly improved my workspace efficiency and organization. Highly recommended!

It’s a little different with the modern western look and it was a little tricky putting together but once I figured it out I sailed through it I doo like the electric in it it is nice though

Space saver and organizer is how I can describe this cabinet best. Holds both the printer and helps our area stay organized with the easy storage that’s available.

I think this product got a bad rap so it deserves a couple minutes to place my vote. Quite frankly, the fact that they’ve figured out how to get a 30Kg piece of furniture over the ocean to my doorstep in the midwest USA without damaging a single piece is astonishing. Poor instructions was one complaint – I’ll admit this kit has a tremendous number of pieces and is a challenge to assemble, but the instructions can be followed with a little common sense. Double check yourself carefully along the way. Unboxing was almost entertainment itself, because there must have been a dozen layers, all packed with custom-sized materials – the results speak for themselves but I don’t feel like taking a photo sorry. The locking drawer was an unnecessary plus to me, but it is solid and functional. Don’t lock your Rolex collection in it, but they make no claim to that level of security anyway. Worthy of note, the kit has at least 20 spots that are countersunk, with plastic inserts pressed in them. I sighed the moment I saw them, but was impressed again. Of all the self-tapping studs you thread into these inserts, only ONE of them spun the slightest, and it was like at the back corner of a drawer or something. It didn’t lower the integrity of this very well-built and beautiful item. The casters were another unnecessary bonus. Honestly, they don’t roll for crap in year-old, thick carpet, but I’m happy it has wheels at all because it does make it easier to move around & hasn’t snagged the carpet. One last point – there’s a few spots where the materials bared their particle board innards. That was a plus to me, since it’s a lot sturdier than that fake stuff that some try to call wood.