GONE! Thanks for the interest.
I have a large (heavy) two-door metal cabinet that I need out of my garage. I would like to see it go to a good home. Got two of these some time ago and am only using one to store chemicals in the garage, so this one has got to go. I want to give the good folks at INGO a chance at it before it hits Craigslist.
The cabinet measures 35" wide X 22" deep X 97.5" tall. The walls are ~2" thick (double walled). There is a venting channel running up the back wall of the cabinet that could be connected to an exhaust system. I have 9 or 10 expanded metal sheves (31.5" wide X 18" deep X ~1.5 tall) to go with the cabinet. Only thing needed are some of the adjustible shelf clips that can be bought at a hardware store and a bit of cleaning.
The door does have a lock, but I do not have the key. It also has adjustable feet to level it out.
The cabinet is located in Brownsburg. This thing is a beast (I would guess 200-300 lbs) so having a truck is a must. I can help load it, but it may be good to have one other helper to wrangle this thing.
I have a large (heavy) two-door metal cabinet that I need out of my garage. I would like to see it go to a good home. Got two of these some time ago and am only using one to store chemicals in the garage, so this one has got to go. I want to give the good folks at INGO a chance at it before it hits Craigslist.
The cabinet measures 35" wide X 22" deep X 97.5" tall. The walls are ~2" thick (double walled). There is a venting channel running up the back wall of the cabinet that could be connected to an exhaust system. I have 9 or 10 expanded metal sheves (31.5" wide X 18" deep X ~1.5 tall) to go with the cabinet. Only thing needed are some of the adjustible shelf clips that can be bought at a hardware store and a bit of cleaning.
The door does have a lock, but I do not have the key. It also has adjustable feet to level it out.
The cabinet is located in Brownsburg. This thing is a beast (I would guess 200-300 lbs) so having a truck is a must. I can help load it, but it may be good to have one other helper to wrangle this thing.
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