DURHAND 3-Tier Tool Trolley Cart Storage Red | Storage Shelf Roller Cabinet DIY Box Garage Workshop with Drawer

Good enough quality for the price and easy to assemble .

This trolley is very good for light use. Mine is going to be used indoors for small and tiny hand tools, cleaning supplies & accessories, storing small spare parts etc. and with a small lightbox for photographing items sitting on top. It's very good for this. I would not use it in a car workshop or anywhere with large power tools, working with or storing heavy objects etc. The materials are fine, the sliding drawer is smooth with a foam liner, the angular construction with lots of nuts and bolts makes for a rigid stand, but this is all quite thin gauge mild steel and is not going to survive many accidents with auto components or lots of winters in sheds and garages. Assembly is fine, but the "instructions" are partly nonsense, as well as being printed in such small type that they are hard to read. They refer to two different types of bolt, the nuts, and washers. The number of washers actually supplied: zero. Spelling and grammar checking appear to have been performed by a human with no English language ability. Best thing is to have a look at them, not quite accept what they say, and then assemble the thing. It's easy. You will need a Phillips head screwdriver and a very small socket driver with ratchet will be ideal. I finished the assembly with only one hex bolt left over, and no carriage bolts or nuts, so the supplier is not exactly generous with spares. Don't mislay anything! For a real workshop trolley for a garage you need to look elsewhere and spend considerably more. But for light use I think this is ideal and great value.

Sturdy and well designed. Easy to assemble and drawer slides smoothly. Very pleased. This product is exceptionally good value when compared with items that appear to be similar but are sold at three or more times the price. The Instructions could be clearer: the diagrams are too small and explanations too brief. It was not easy to understand how the end panels should be fitted between the uprights and the top two trays. I had to remove several screws to fit the panels as I had assembled things in the wrong order.

Very good quality. Much better than the majority of these trolleys, metal is thicker and more robust than other trolleys. The wheels are larger and solid. The pull handle is thick and durable and the sliding drawer is smooth and sturdy. Was a little tricky to put together where pegboards fit as lining up holes was awkward but do-able. Only real criticism is that it should come with some pegboard hooks and holders. Oh BTW the pegboard spacing is 1.3" not the usual 1". Overall, really happy with it.

Easy to assemble and a well built quality product.

Took a chance on this instead of a more expensive unit and glad I did. I wouldn’t say it was a precision fabricated unit, as some holes were hard to line up, but it went together quite easily. Has the usual monkey metal fixings, so try to avoid high speed settings on your power driver and use the right bit otherwise it will chew through the Philips head bolt. Once assembled (20mins) it’s robust as any other tool chest and very handy to have the draw. It’s a good size too, just don’t expect to rest an engine on it! In my opinion, based on 40 yrs of home car restoration, I’d say it will do the job fine.

Very good and the price is excellent

It's perfectly adequate, but be warned it is very flimsy. I bought it for my sister to use with her floristry stuff, so should be good for that. Wouldn't use it as an actual tool/workshop trolley though. I use similar trolleys at work and they all have legs at least twice the metal thickness. The instructions are just a picture of the finished product and an inventory of what is in the box. Took me about 30 mins to screw them all in, check square, then tighten up. The bag of nuts and bolts was a disappointment, as they are all the same length. I was hoping to run the bolts threaded side down on the base for the castors, but they interact with the castors that way, so I've ended up with bolt threads sticking into the shelves, not just from the sides, but also from the castors.