3-Drawer Mobile File Cabinet with Wheels - Black Office Storage for Printer & Files

I down sized an old large desk to a smaller one. The new desk has no drawers so I needed something to store things in, but wanted one that didn't take up a lot of space and had wheels so I can move it if needed. This works great for that purpose. I was unsure about the fabric drawers, but they hold quite a lot and seem sturdy enough. I don't access the drawers daily though, so your mileage may vary.in general, it's a great product for working from home when you don't have that much spaces.it's wooden surface and metal frames are well-finished. Other than that, all tools needed for assembling come along with the package and it's footprint is well-suited in my apartment bedroom.I took a chance on fabric drawers figuring maybe they'd be a sturdy canvas or something. Nope, they're flimsy. Like probably couldn't hold much weight kind of flimsy. If you're going to store a few papers or maybe some pens/pencils, the drawers will hold up. A ream or two of paper, yeah that drawer bottom isn't going to last long. If the drawer bottoms had been mdf, this would be a great piece. Unfortunately, once I saw the fabric drawers in person, it went right back to Amazon.I was so happy to find a desk top that is big enough to put my printer and laptop. I received was so happy to assemble the desk and after I put all together it seemed small to me and I mesure on the image that the seller out it says 32 inch across and that's not true is 29.5 I only bought that because it was 32 but is a lie is way smaller not I have to take it apart when I out all together please stop lieing to buyers. Say the ture measurements.Bought for printer and printing supplies. I was able to easily follow instructions to put this together. It is sturdy and I am very happy with it.Was looking for a reasonable storage unit on wheels and this one's price and metal frame seemed to be ideal. It's a great little unit, relatively easy to assemble.One thing to note is that, it is cheap, and as such they don't take that much care at the factory, clearly. The punched metal had some of the bits left over inside the metal frame, which I was able to remove with the help of a magnet and some time. There were little bits of metal that had been stuck to the frame that were clearly part of the machining process, but got stuck either in painting or while clamped in a machine, and the pressure from the punch on at least 1 of the screw holes also bent the surrounding metal a fair bit. But at this price, I expected these kinds of things. Overall I'm very happy with it.