Small Solid Wood Top Kitchen Island Cart on Wheels with Storage, Rolling Portable Dining Room Serving Utility Carts Mobile Movable with 3 Drawers Cabinet, Oak & White

This little cart did not disappoint! I felt like it was good value for money, not cheap looking, easy to put together so much so that I bought a second to use as a charging station for an elderly parent. I did not have any issues with either carts and putting them together. I managed without my husband being present which is a plus. They are sturdy once together and I was not disappointed. I would buy again and/or recommend.

Height is perfect. Love that it's on wheels. Plenty of storage with 3 drawers and the shelves. Very sturdy and well made. Top is a beautiful wood. I got they gray and it's very stylish looking.

Unfortunately, since it is put together I can’t return it. As you can see in the picture it is not exactly white. So it looks horrible next to my white cabinets. It out together easy enough and seems ok. Also the top piece is not very sturdy and has a hairline crack in it.

This is a great little cart. Very sturdy with decent storage for the size. There are 19 pages of steps involved, so if you can assemble it in the hour it mentions it should take, kudos to you. I’m not a particularly experienced or skilled builder so it took me an entire afternoon, mostly alone except for asking someone to briefly hold a piece in a certain position a couple of times. But most importantly, after having the majority of the cart assembled, I was horrified that the wheels did not seem to click into place and just kept falling out. That would render the cart essentially useless and, coming here to read other reviews and Q&As, I found other people saying this rendered the cart essentially useless for them as well. I was losing hope that this was a fixable problem. I reached out to my sister-in-law, a very good builder, with photos, and she suggested that I should be able to hammer the wheels at the metal underside with the design and they would likely pop in and stay in. She was right and here’s a video of me doing just that. (You’ll notice there’s also a tiny crack near the area, which may be from my frustration/overenthusiasm with the hammer or a previous attempt to get the wheels in; you can probably tap on this a little more lightly with your hammer or mallet.) All of the other instructions are extremely detailed and easy to follow, so the wheel instructions having no further direction beyond popping the wheels in was surprising and frustrating. Glad to get this solved!

Piece of crap. Board splits when u try to put it together not even good for firewood. Its a zero not a 1 star but that wasn't an option..on second screw hole board.starting splitting

SET UP: I did this alone and it took me 2-1/2 hours because I'm mindful of how I'm maneuvering and handling the pieces so as not to scratch or break them and I triple-check my work. I also played the video of someone building it, which is on the product page - btw, I noticed from the video that there are some pieces that now come attached, which is nice. I STRONGLY recommend using an electric screwdriver; the cart absolutely would not feel solid if I didn't use it and it would have taken me much longer to build. You'll need the phillips and the square bits. Although it took a long time it was easy and well worth it because the piece is very functional, so great looking, and very solid with great wheels.

This is the second cart I purchased with the first one being used as an accessory cart for my outdoor grill. This one I'll be using indoors in the kitchen. As the first one, this one assembled easily just as long as I followed the well explained and illustrated instructions. The only "nit" is the finish on the top is kind of raw. Running the palm of my hand over the surface I can feel a rough texture and it appears not enough varnish/shellac/etc. was applied. However, it's nothing I can't live with. The cart fits nicely in my kitchen and it will serve its purpose well.

EDIT: I was a bit too harsh in my initial review of this product. It is still not a very good product, and it still had numerous flaws, but I was able to eventually get it put together. So here is my revised opinion on the product --- I have put together a lot of flat pack furniture over the years. Some of it has been better than others. This cart is poor quality top to bottom. If you don't have a lot of experience putting together flat pack hardware, I would strongly suggest getting assistance from someone who has. The instructions provided with this cart are not very clear in some places, and you really don't want to make mistakes given the cheapness of the materials! The hardware provided with my kit were, on the whole, unsuitable for the job. Step after step after step I went through trying to follow the instructions using the indicated labeled hardware and finding that the hardware was too long, too short, too thin, etc. It simply was impossible to assemble the cart using the hardware provided. I was ultimately able to assemble it only when I started providing my own hardware, which some may not be comfortable doing. Take the first step, for example, where I was asked to run a couple of wood screws through a pair of boards. This should have been the easiest task possible, particularly since the pilot holes were pre-drilled. Unfortunately, the "pilot holes" were so big that the enclosed screws slid straight through them without biting down at all. I needed to go two sizes up to find a screw that actually held the two pieces together! Then there was the next step - basically identical to the first, except for the location of the pilot holes. And here too, the pilot holes were drilled entirely too large for the hardware provided, and the hardware was too short in any event to hold the pieces together. It simply slid into the holes without any resistance whatsoever. Step 3 was identical in all respects to step two, using the same hardware, and having the same result. I could go on, but basically nearly every step of the installation had issues either with sketches of the product being drawn upside down to how they actually needed to be installed, to indicating incorrect hardware That was supposed to be used. Fortunately I have a lot of hardware around the place so was able to find something that actually worked, and I have a lot of experience putting together this type of furniture, so I had a good sense of how it was supposed to go together. Because if I had been relying on the instructions and hardware provided, I would have sent this thing back. With all said and done, the cart came together. It is not by any means heavy duty. I would hesitate before using it to hold anything heavy like cast iron. It will probably serve when I need some additional counter space as long as I watch what I put on it.

This arrived quickly and was pretty straightforward to put together. I was expecting difficulty based on other reviews but found it perfectly fine and it took me about an hour or so. The unit was much less flimsy than I was expecting so was very pleased . It’s a really useful addition to my tiny kitchen where I have limited worktops so needed a place to position my microwave.

Bought this for my mother as a gift and she loves it. Was quite time consuming to assemble but simple and to be expected with any flat pack furniture. Build quality is good and overall is a study piece of furniture. Recommended

I was lacking in both counter space and organizational skills. This provided both and the ability to roll a small cart into the living room or other place as desired. I don't really need them but I can just see having two or three in the background could be handy when having guests for tea, hosting a writing workshop or....

Bought for son said was easy to assemble and looks nice

Easy build, fab dark colour and easy to move about once built. Currently use this for my crafting machine. Excellent quality for the price. Would definitely buy again