INTERGREAT Long Gun Cabinet Review: Budget Locker, Worth It?

The INTERGREAT Long Gun Cabinet is a tall, 72-inch steel locker with a key lock, adjustable shelves and, according to the seller, a hanging-rod area and two drawers. It reads more like a lockable metal wardrobe than a traditional gun safe, and the listing leans on that flexibility. It suits a buyer who wants low-cost, lockable cabinet storage in a basement or spare room and understands it is a basic key-lock cabinet. If you want electronic access, a thick-walled vault or a published fire or burglary rating, look at other options. This review is based on the Amazon listing, the seller’s bullets and general safe-storage knowledge, not on owning or handling the cabinet.

INTERGREAT Long Gun Cabinet specs at a glance

The seller describes a hanging rod area, adjustable shelves and two drawers. The listing does not list a fire rating, burglary rating, number of rifle slots or warranty term, so use it as a lockable storage cabinet, not a rated safe.

Access and lock

This is the simplest lock setup in the category: a key. The listing shows no keypad, no fingerprint reader and no batteries, and the box includes two backup keys. The upside is that there are no electronics to fail, no batteries to track and no learning curve. The downside is that a key is only as secure as where you keep it. Store the keys somewhere children cannot reach, away from the cabinet, and consider a separate hiding place for the spare.

The listing does not describe the lock mechanism itself, such as how many bolts engage or which doors it secures. With a cabinet this size, it is worth checking the product images and Q&A to see whether the lock secures every door and drawer or only one compartment. If you want fast access in the dark, a key is slower than a fingerprint or RFID entry, so this is a better fit for general storage than for a quick-grab bedside setup.

Build and security features

The seller says the cabinet uses 0.8 mm steel with a powder coat finish meant to resist moisture, corrosion and rust. Be realistic about that number. A thickness like 0.8 mm is on the thin side for a storage cabinet and well below the wall thickness found on dedicated gun safes, which commonly specify heavier gauges. It will keep children and casual visitors out, but it is not a good match for someone worried about a determined break-in.

The listing also says the doors are held closed by strong double magnets. That is a closure detail, not a security feature; the key lock is what secures the contents. Make sure you understand how the lock engages the doors, and test that the doors stay shut when locked.

The most useful safety feature is the anti-tilt design. The seller says pre-drilled holes in the back let you fix the cabinet to a wall so it cannot tip. A 72-inch tall cabinet with a loaded interior can be dangerous to a child if it falls, so anchoring it to a stud is a smart step. Note that the listing does not mention the hardware for this; plan to buy suitable screws or anchors for your wall type.

Interior and fit

With 21.33 cubic feet of volume, this is a large interior, but its layout is what matters. The seller says it has a hanging rod area, adjustable shelves and two drawers, and describes it as handling clothes, accessories and office supplies. That marketing tells you the interior is designed as a general closet. The product title mentions a long gun cabinet with removable shelves, but the bullets we saw do not state how many rifles it holds or whether any rifle racks or barrel rests are included. Check the product images and Q&A carefully before assuming it is rifle-ready.

The cabinet is 72 inches tall and 32 inches wide, which leaves plenty of vertical clearance for long guns standing upright. Because the body is large and flexible, you will probably need to decide where rifles lean, how they are padded and where ammunition and accessories go. Whether you store anything beyond what the listing describes is your call; follow the laws in your state about storing ammunition separately if they apply.

Mounting and placement

At 75 pounds, the cabinet is easier to move than a heavy steel safe, which is both a convenience and a risk. A lighter cabinet can be tipped or carried away, so wall anchoring matters. The seller lists a wall-mount type, with pre-drilled holes in the back. Fasten into studs or masonry rather than drywall alone.

The footprint is 32 by 16 inches, so you need floor space and door clearance. A basement or spare room works, but avoid damp spots, and use desiccant packs to guard against rust. Storage and child-access-prevention laws vary by state, so check yours.

Power and batteries

There is no power requirement. The lock is a key, and the listing mentions no electronics, lights or alarms. That removes battery maintenance entirely, though it also means no interior light, no alarm and no digital access log. If you want those features, look at electronic cabinets instead.

What owners say

No owner feedback summary was available for this model at the time of writing, so we cannot report themes and we will not invent any. When you read the customer reviews and Q&A, look for:

• How sturdy the panels feel and whether doors align well after assembly.
• Whether the lock secures all doors and how smoothly the key turns.
• How easy assembly is, and how clear the instructions are.
• How many long guns people actually fit, and whether racks are included.
• Whether the magnetic door closures hold when the cabinet is bumped.
• How the seller handles damaged shipments, missing parts or replacement keys.

Pros and cons

What stands out

• Very large 21.33 cubic foot interior with adjustable shelves.
• Two backup keys and no batteries to maintain.
• Anti-tilt design with pre-drilled wall mounting holes.
• Tall 72-inch body for upright storage.
• Widely reviewed on Amazon, so plenty of feedback is available to read.

What to weigh

• Key-only lock is slower than electronic entry.
• Listed 0.8 mm steel is thin for security-minded buyers.
• Doors are held by magnets, and the lock coverage should be confirmed.
• No fire rating, burglary rating or rifle capacity stated.
• No owner feedback summary was available to judge consistency.

How it compares

This cabinet solves a different problem from the handgun boxes in our reviews, but they pair well if you need quick bedside access. The Vaultek LifePod 20 is a portable polymer case with a backlit keypad and backup keys that the seller says fits a full-size handgun up to 9.25 inches long.

The Hornady RAPiD Safe RFID offers touch-free entry with a wristband, key fob or sticker, a spring-assist lid and 14 gauge steel per the listing. For a mechanical option with no batteries, the StopBox USA uses a mechanical code with 81 user-set combinations in a polymer body.

If you want a keypad-and-RFID vault in a steel body, our Hornady RAPiD Safe Keypad Vault review covers a model in the same $100 to $200 range. To see how this cabinet stacks up against others, read the best gun cabinets guide, the best gun safes overview and our gun safe reviews A to Z index.

Price and deals

At the time of writing, the INTERGREAT sat in the $100 to $200 range. Amazon prices move, so check today’s price on the Amazon listing. Our INTERGREAT Long Gun Cabinet promo code page explains how to watch for clip coupons and sale periods like Prime Big Deal Days in October, with no promised discount.

Final verdict

The INTERGREAT Long Gun Cabinet is an inexpensive way to get a large, lockable steel cabinet for a basement, spare room or garage-adjacent space, as long as you accept its limits: a key lock, thin listed steel, magnet-held doors and no rating. Wall anchoring is essential, and you should confirm exactly what the lock secures and how many long guns the interior really holds. If you want electronic access, stronger steel or tested ratings, shop elsewhere. Read the newest customer reviews, check the product images and Q&A, and keep the keys away from children. Laws on storage and child access vary by state, so check yours.

If it fits your needs, check the price and details on Amazon.

INTERGREAT Long Gun Cabinet FAQ

Is the INTERGREAT long gun cabinet a real gun safe?

It is a lockable steel cabinet with a key lock, not a rated safe. The listing shows no fire or burglary rating, and the seller lists 0.8 mm steel. It can keep children and casual visitors out; check the listing details before relying on it.

How many rifles fit in the INTERGREAT cabinet?

The text we reviewed does not state a rifle count. It lists 72 x 32 x 16 inches, 21.33 cubic feet, a hanging rod area, adjustable shelves and two drawers. Check the images and QandA for racks before assuming it is rifle-ready.

Does the INTERGREAT cabinet have an electronic lock?

No. The lock type is a key, and two backup keys are included. There are no batteries to maintain, but entry is slower than electronic options. Store the keys away from the cabinet and out of reach of children.

Can the INTERGREAT cabinet be anchored to a wall?

Yes, the seller says an anti-tilt design with pre-drilled holes in the back lets you mount it to a wall. Mounting screws are not listed in the box, so buy anchors suited to your wall. Storage laws vary by state, so check yours.

What backup keys come with the INTERGREAT cabinet?

The listing says two backup keys are included along with instructions. Keep them in separate secure places, not on or near the cabinet, and confirm they work when it arrives.

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