This is a great little cabinet.It's sturdy. pretty easy to put together.. relatively easy to mount.Keep some things in mind.1. There are no pre-drilled holes for getting wires into the the cabinet.This might not be a concern in your application, but I'm using this to keep a tv and "amplifier" safe from the elements on my back porch.I drilled two holes (one on top and one on bottom, both to run power cables through). I filled the holes with paper towels and a strip of duct tape on both sides to keep any homeless wasps out.2. The shelf can only mount in one location. It was too low to allow my tv to fit, and I wanted/needed the shelf. I just cut some small 1/2 inch plywood strips and screwed them into the plastic where desired. The shelf sits on these fine. Obviously this probably isn't as strong as the original design, but I'm only holding up a couple of pounds.3. There aren't any concrete anchors for the mounting screws. So if you're planning on mounting to brick/similar keep that in mind.I replaced the included lug nuts with some tapcon concrete screws (3/16th x 1-1/4 on the bottom and 3/16th x 2-3/4th on top). Works great.4. There's nothing included to hold the doors open. So (again if your application is similar to mine) you might get the doors slammed shut once in a while by the wind. There's a bazillion "fixes" for that. I'm using a bungee cord temporarily..Despite these minor hurdles I'm very satisfied with this cabinet. It looks 100 times better than my previous, ghetto 2x4 shelf and tarp setup. Not to mention, it's a lot more functional as well.