I purchased a toolbox from the home Depot store in Clifton Park New York. I went up there to pick it up and it took forever to get someone to bring it out. The box was together and not in separate boxes as I was led to believe. It was obviously too large to put on my truck. I arranged to have it delivered for an extra fee which I wasn't counting on. Delivery was on time and the men were polite. At the store I noticed there was glue all over the top handle which I decided to overlook because i could clean that off there were several scratches it was obviously a floor model and was not advertised as a floor model. After the delivery man left, I noticed that the key was broken off in the top lock. When I was trying to take it apart to move it to where it was going the bolts holding on the top were stripped because too much torque was put on them or they were the cheapest bolts in the world. One of the bolts was actually broken off inside and another bolt was put in to replace it was was just turning freely. I'm thinking of returning this item not because of the flaws which it has which I can overlook as I don't necessarily need the lock and everything works or I could replace the bolts. My peeve is how could a business tender such an item and such condition to someone especially an item that cost that much. Do your employees have any pride in your products or your companies reputation. I never would have had this happen at small mom and pop store who depends on their customers for return business. I am thinking of returning the product but as of yet been able to contact any customer service agent. To top matters off, I am unable to upload pictures.