PUSDON 3-Tier Rolling Utility Cart, Metal Mesh Trolley Service Cart with Locking Wheels and Removable Handles, Heavy Duty Organizer Storage Cart for Office Bar Kitchen Bathroom Living Room Use, Black

Made in China, this cart is well constructed and all metal. It is sturdy and rolls well.I needed this cart for my sheshed. It comes well protected with instructions that have both illustrations and written instructions. It is also very intuitive to put together. Just take it slow, lay it out and watch a good show as you go. It'll take about 30 minutes and that's using the tools that came with it because I was too lazy to go and get my regular tools. It would have been faster with those.The wheels on this cart have ball bearing casters that are very smooth and roll smoothly around.If you don't want them to move, they it has brakes as well.Once it is together, it is very sturdy and the top piece that is used as a handle is offset so that you can use the whole top shelf rather than having the handle in the middle and causing it to only be able to put things on one side or the other of the handle. Score!The shelves are all sturdy metal and the way that they are attached keeps them from tipping or moving back and forth when they are under a load. They are powder coated to prevent rust.This cart rolls smoothly and goes wherever I want it to go. The stops on the wheels work perfectly.I can put a lot of weight on these shelves as I am working on my sheshed from tools to paints and curtains to parts and cleaning supplies. Whatever the current task, it fits on there so that I don't have to go back and forth to get tools or supplies. So great!I'm so happy with this cart. It's a worth the price for sure!Recommend Highly!

Starting a couple years ago, it looked like several resellers began selling the same cart. After purchasing a number of them, it was apparent that the carts weren't EXACTLY the same, and instead fit into a few main designs. The Pusdon 3-Tier Rolling Utility Cart, is another design still.Considering that all of these designs look aesthetically similar, it's normal to wonder if there's any good reason for so many variations to exist. If there is, is the Pusdon one of the better designs? Clearly, the priority was placed on making the shipping box as small as possible. The most obvious byproduct of this is that there are many small-ish pieces to assemble. Notable differences from other cart designs? Well, the baskets are metal (instead of plastic). This is good for strength, but not ideal if you will have wet items in your cart on a regular basis. The baskets are at fixed heights (some carts use NSF-style rails with adjustable plastic stops). The casters attach to threaded inserts that go through the top of the pipe, rather than screwing into a tapped hole (or welded in nut). It's worth mentioning that the clips, hooks, and sidesaddle containers that are on similar carts are nowhere to be found here.So is the Pusdon worth its $44 price? Sure, but the same can be said for most of the competitors in the segment, too. Recommended

First of all, I thought the directions for this cart left much to be desired. The pictures of the hardware are not accurate at all. I ended up just looking at the picture and figuring it out. It took about 20 minutes to assemble this cart. When I ordered it, I thought it would be bigger, so I'm a little disappointed in the size. However, it is a solid cart, and you can easily re-tighten the pieces in the future if it gets loose.

Assembling this cart took me the greater part of an hour, but I am no mechanical wizard, so those who are gifted in assembling things will not take as much time. I am pleased with the finished cart (and my assembling strategies). It will hold items related to certain kinds of cooking, in this case, Tex-Mex. I have learned that having items grouped in such a fashion makes preparation mu whch quicker and makes the cook aware of what is ready for use and what might be missing for any given dish.I have owned a number of carts that were simply not sturdy. This cart is very sturdy, and some of that may be due to the base being larger (and less prone to tipping) than any other cart I've owned. It makes sense to have a base that is larger than what it supports. I appreciate the thought that went into the design of this cart. I hope it will be around for years to help organize things in this house.

My wife loves this cart. Our dining room table has become her office desk and she doesn't like to have clutter in her workspace. So, she needed additional space to keep her desk organized. This cart did the trick. She keeps her pens, water bottles, and other misc items on top for easy access and paper and other items on the bottom shelves.This is a high quality cart and it's very sturdy. The wheels can be locked if necessary, but it rolls easily when it's not locked. It also has a little rail on the ends of the shelf if you want to add hooks and hang things.The instructions were a little challenging and it was not easy for my wife to assemble. But once she figured it out, it was common sense from there. We're really happy with this cart.For those of you keeping score, here's the breakdown:Design- AConstruction- ADurability- APracticality- AQuality of Instructions- BEase of Assembly- B-Value- AOverall Grade: A-

This cart is sturdy, well made and easy to maneuver. It glides effortlessly either on rugs or wooden floors. The assembly is easy and straightforward. The instructions are perfect and written in good English, though I must say this cart can be assembled easily even without any instructions.I am using it in the laundry room and it is holding a bunch of bottles and stuff without problem. Happy to have it. 〰️Kudos.

Assembly is a snap and takes about 10 minutes, the instructions are simple to follow and it was well packaged. The casters are quite maneuverable even when it has some pots and pans in it. It is easy to get stuff in and out of and easy to wipe down. it is light weight but once assembled it isn't flimsy. It is quite compact for the amount of storage it allows.