Wood Drawer Box Cabinet Organizer

I Ordered the 120L Ruggard Cabinet. It came in a box framed in wood for support. Inside the box the cabinet was packaged further for added protection. Everything came out together except the Handel needed to be put in with a Phillips head screwdriver. The cabinet fits my complete cinema rigs along with lens, cameras, batteries, and stabilizers. It also looks great. It was a great deal on sale, thank you B&H.

The cabinet came quickly, and was packaged well, with a wood frame built over the box. I had been concerned from other reviews about the risk of shipping damage, but whether the frame around it, or the quality packing in the box, there was no damage to the cabinet at all. It was quickly set up and the dual zone have been helpful, as I am using it to store both Camera equipment, as well as a few rare books i want to keep safe!

Worth having, especially if you have a wood floor or a glass cabinet.

I love it! Locking cabinet and drawer keeps my tools safe!

I didn't use the divider kit in a Pelican case, but rather as an organizer for my camera gear in an existing drawer. The flexibility of the kit really allowed me to get everything exactly as I wanted.

Works good like a wood box should

Instead of fitting into a Pelican case, I put the liner into a office cabinet drawer for easy but protected access.

I used to keep all my lenses in cases and in a drawer. Though I labeled the cases, the labels always fell off. Now I keep them in my Ruggard cabinet, can see them at a glance, and access them easily when I'm ready for an outing. And no need to worry about fungus or dust. Glad I finally bought one. BTW, mine is storing about 20 lenses and there's still a little room.

I installed this into the A/V cabinet in my RV (2008 Tiffin Phaeton) when I upgraded the receiver/amp and was pretty sure I was going to have some heat issues. I made myself a template out of MDF for the fan unit (using the thin plastic sizing template they include), since I couldn't take the cabinet side off to rough it in by hand on the bench. So I needed to clamp it up, auger out a starter hole, then just rout it out (in a few passes). It runs very quietly, even at full speed (which it doesn't typically need to do, I just turned the preferred temp way down to see what it sounded like) I will say -- my package was missing the little wood screws for the controller unit. I just used the included machine screws/nuts instead, but would have preferred the wood screws for that. Overall, I like the thing too much to knock off a star for that, though. I'm sure if called them they'd have sent them.

Great way to show off all those polaroids that you keep stored in your desk drawer or a box on the shelf.