Catrimown Coffee Bar Cart Cabinet,3 Tier Coffee Station Table on Wheels,Coffee Cart with Storage for Home Kitchen, Liquor Buffet Sideboard Cabinet, Rustic Brown

Easy to put together and a great looking stand.

Absolutely perfect! Love it and it was easy to put together.

I love it so much! It is so beautiful and it was relatively easy to build. So nice and spacious

Sturdy, well made and easy to put together.

I use this cart as a coffee bar and it is perfect. It has plenty of room on the top to place my keurig and plenty of storage below to fit k-cups, syrups, etc. It was relatively quick to put together and looks cute in any space. It rolls easily and doesn’t feel as though it will tip over.

I was torn between 2 or 3 stars. I was able to "fix" the problem with zero help or contact from seller. I bought this cart to hold 1 item. I have a slicer (Pic "1) that I use weekly. I wanted a cart with wheels so I could just pull it to the sink and back. The struggle into a cabinet was real. I can easily lift the slicer. Weighs less than a large bag of dog food. Sorry, that legitimately how I judge if I can lift something without pain. My guess is the slicer weighs around 40lbs. I'll start with the good. The cart is really cute. Heavy so I assume real wood. Solid with zero wobble after everything is tightened down. Directions are easy to follow. Comes with an Allen wrench but you'll also need a Phillips screwdriver. Now my drama. I put it together to the point of installing the casters. Pic #2 shows what the bottom of a leg should look like and pic #3 shows one of the legs missing the ability to screw in a caster. So I messaged the seller. No response at all. Not even telling me they couldn't help. Nothing but crickets. Pic #4 shows how I fixed it. That would be 1/4 tube of JB weld wrapped around the bolt then stuffed into and around the metal leg. It gets better. Today was groceries so I needed that slicer. I moved the cart about 4 feet (half way) before the plastic holding another caster snapped. I caught the slicer somehow. I am a 52 year old nurse. I do NOT exercise and yet I was able to snap the last 2 by hand. All 4 casters are now in place using JB Weld. It needs sanded smooth and painted but in all honesty, I probably won't do that. This wheeled piece of... this cart will save me from a weekly struggle and for that I am grateful. I'm not happy that I had to use hillbilly ingenuity to make it work for me. And I'm very disappointed in the seller for ignoring a customer issue. It's sold as a coffee cart. If the espresso machine and cups had been on this cart when that caster broke lose, I'd be going through withdrawal and "upset" wouldn't have been a strong enough word. If you don't plan to use the wheels then this cart is fine. If you want or need it mobile, DO NOT buy this one.

Love this product! The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is because it didn’t come with the magnetic strips to put on the doors. That’s not the end of the world for me. The doors stay shut on their own. Also, the product is a little wobbly, but that could be because of how I assembled it. I, by no means consider myself a stellar assembler, so the wobbliness may be due to something I did wrong.

Great sturdy cart that can be used for extra storage space anywhere in your home. I am using it to home my Zojirushi Virtuoso bread machine. I keep my recipes in the drawer and everything I need to make basic bread is easily accessible. This cart had fairly decent instructions. It took me almost 2 hours with a few distractions. I used my small drill with an Allan wrench bit for most of the assembly except where Phillips was indicated. I was missing the small screws that hold the brass handle on (part #F) but luckily I had a few on hand. The knobs down below on the doors are cheap plastic but will do the job. I think the doors will need to be handled gently for them to survive daily wear and tear but since I will be the only one using it I don't forsee any problem. I am very happy with my purchase.