Gladiator 30" steel garage cabinets - $85 plus tax (save $100)

Sears has those on sale for $99, http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00959036000P
Size: 30x30x12
Use JUNESAVINGS for $15 off, add a cheap filler. You want to avoid the shipping charge - they are heavy (48 lbs).
My local one had 4 before I've got 3 this morning

Here's an $0.89 filler

http://www.sears.com/craftsman-4-way-screwdriver/p-00904160000P?...

edit: oops, thought it was offering free in-store pickup. Still looking for filler.
edit 2: found one.

Picked up 2, so...

$88/ea incl tax - $6.88 CashBack (first order already reported) - 1% cc CB - $n.nn SYWR points (dunno how much it actually earns... 1%?). And, I got a $5 "we took longer than 5 minutes" coupon... though they pretended they didn't know what that was until I pointed to the HUGE sign in the waiting area and mentioned that the "8:51" time on the monitor was more than 5:00.

Agree with you about Sears not honoring the orders for pickup. Mine got cancelled without notifying me. Went there and raised hell so the manager had to spend 5 min and order me the cabinets for Thursday delivery in-store. Honored $15 coupon and 5% Sears card discount. So, don't be shy - go and tell them to move their buts and do their job

labboypro said:    I got a $5 "we took longer than 5 minutes" coupon... though they pretended they didn't know what that was until I pointed to the HUGE sign in the waiting area and mentioned that the "8:51" time on the monitor was more than 5:00.
My local store *never* takes more than 5 minutes ... As soon as they realize that someone has arrived to pickup, they punch the big red button to say 'done', *then* go to spend 15 minutes looking in back for the item ... Finally give up, head out on to the floor, find the item is OOS, give some bull$h!7 excuse, and process the refund as 'customer changed their mind refund'.

albrandwood said:   labboypro said:    I got a $5 "we took longer than 5 minutes" coupon... though they pretended they didn't know what that was until I pointed to the HUGE sign in the waiting area and mentioned that the "8:51" time on the monitor was more than 5:00.
My local store *never* takes more than 5 minutes ... As soon as they realize that someone has arrived to pickup, they punch the big red button to say 'done', *then* go to spend 15 minutes looking in back for the item ... Finally give up, head out on to the floor, find the item is OOS, give some bull$h!7 excuse, and process the refund as 'customer changed their mind refund'.

I actually have different experiences.. they never hit the DONE button until they are about 5-10 seconds from coming out their stock door with my item. Never had them pull a fast one on me.. I'd rip them a new one if they did that. I also have never had them pull the OoS manuever on me. I guess I am lucky or this store may be taken care of?

Got two in two separate orders with filler to maximize the 15% off deals and they had them ready for me to go within about 3 minutes. No problems. As with anything, it depends on the location of the store you go to I guess.

What are people doing with these? I have several $30 gorilla racks that each hold more than these cabinets (deal is now expired), so even at this price of $85 bucks, what makes it so much better than a shelf? Perhaps keeping herbicides locked up? Keeping dust off? Mounted and off the ground? The fashion of diamond plating? I guess I don't see the value over cheaper alternatives, even with the sale.

Dotbody said:   What are people doing with these? I have several $30 gorilla racks that each hold more than these cabinets (deal is now expired), so even at this price of $85 bucks, what makes it so much better than a shelf? Perhaps keeping herbicides locked up? Keeping dust off? Mounted and off the ground? The fashion of diamond plating? I guess I don't see the value over cheaper alternatives, even with the sale.

Dotbody, I agree, but it is a good deal. I don't care for the diamond plating-it makes it look cheap and cheesy.

Dotbody said:   What are people doing with these? I have several $30 gorilla racks that each hold more than these cabinets (deal is now expired), so even at this price of $85 bucks, what makes it so much better than a shelf? Perhaps keeping herbicides locked up? Keeping dust off? Mounted and off the ground? The fashion of diamond plating? I guess I don't see the value over cheaper alternatives, even with the sale.

Requirements differ. The cabinets provide clearance below them for car doors to open or equipment to be stored (e.g. bikes). If you can afford to have the storage go to the floor, then a shelf may work. Also, these are enclosed vs. an open shelf. Again, it is about your requirements.

For some reason I cannot get the JUNESAVINGS to work. I added the 89 cent filler.

Edit - HOTSAVINGS worked.

Dotbody said:   Thanks for all the helpful comments. I do think these are a good deal for what they are.

For me, I think I'd prefer to go a cheaper route. For example, you can get *3* of these 2-door cabinets for $107.97. They're not as nice looking or as durable as the heavy duty steel cabinets in this thread, but I'd rather save $147 bucks ($255-$108) and use that money to fill the cabinets with tools and equipment, and would work just as well for my non-heavy-duty purposes. $147 can buy a lot of stuff!

Thank you. I wanted to go that route as well - $90 is too much money for me to spend for a cabinet, and Suncasts were in my list as well. The problem with Suncast units is that the plastic shelves do not hold well any weight over 30 lbs. Motor oil, paint, brake parts - my cabinets hold about 100 lbs each. The lower Suncast shelf start bowing out if you load anything heavy on it - it is just not sturdy enough. Originally, I wanted to get regular unfinished kitchen cabinets for about $80 each, but for $10 more Gladiators look like a good option.

Does it make a big difference how one hangs these?
I have Gladiator track and don't really need the wall panel.
Can these be directly mounted on the wall? If not, do I need to get 2 track panels to support them top & bottom? I'd think they'd be too heavy (especially when full) to rely on just one track.