VEVOR Steel AV Cart, 27-41" Height Adjustable Media Cart with 19" x 14" Retracting Keyboard Tray, 24" x 18" Presentation Cart with 3 Shelves, 150 lbs Weight Capacity Suitable for Office and School

Nice cart works well for my shop. No instructions when it arrived but plenty easy to build without them

Bought this shelf because it was the exact footprint of my 3D printer. It was also one of the cheapest on Amazon and looked like it could actually be a decent item.The box arrived in about 2 weeks, which makes me think Amazon drop-ships it directly from China, but whatever. The pieces were mostly intact, with a few minor dents on the edges of the shelves which were easy to bend back. The metal is about gauge 21 or so. The paint is gray with a hammered finish. It is not an enamel since it seems to scratch somewhat easy. The finishing is mostly uniform, with a bit of over-spray here and there and a few weld spats stuck to various surfaces of the shelves and painted over.Comes with no assembly tools, a baggie of flat head and pan head bolts, 4 small nuts, 4 large nuts, and 4 washers. The washers and large nuts are used to attached the casters, the small nuts are used to attach the power strips ... and the rest you have to figure out on your own. The instructions is a single printed piece of paper showing a basic sequence of steps, but it is up to you figure out what bolts go where. Might as well not included them at all. 4 flat head bolts are used for the power strip, 4 pairs of flat head are used on the right rail for the drawer, and 4 flat heads are used for the left rail. The rest are pan head bolt. Oh, and they threw in 2 extra bolts just to mess with you.For the most part, it comes together fairly easy with a Phillips screwdriver and a bit of common sense. I do see where it can be challenging for someone never done it before, considering the abysmal manual. The nuts on the casters are recessed behind horizontal gussets. You can pretty much tighten them by hand. However, if you want to get them extra tight with a tool - you are going to have fun times trying to find a 19mm tool that would in there. I have ended up using a shallow pass-though socket. This is actually the second time I got to use this socket in over 10 years of owning the tool (the other being sway bar links on a Honda van).Once assembled, it is fairly stable. I'm using it one set of holes lower - this creates an overlap of about 4 inches on the vertical walls and gives the shelf an overall solid feel. Enough for me to feel ok with the purchase.I am not sure what to think of the included power strip. Although it looks like a plastic toy, it does have a UL Listed stamp. On the other hand, it has no stated current rating for either the strip or the USB ports.Overall, the shelf is about mid-tier, not bad nor excellent and serves the purpose. I feel like it should be priced about at 50%-75% of what it's selling for, but other offering seem to be even more overpriced.

No assembly instructions with the package and cannot talk to anyone to go over the information or any help to assembly it. Have to email to get the manual and still takes a few days to respond. The picture is the all that came with the package. Will not ever order from this Company VEVOR again.

This would have been better with our guessing how to assemble it

This thing is a beast! It replaced an all plastic cart that was fairly similar. There is no comparison. This cart is very sturdy and rolls well. I might even hide in it during an earthquake.

They do not include instructions on how to build the cart, had to use the picture on Amazon which was a pain!

No instructions means not sturdy. Why do I have 16 extra screws a send nuts, oh because there are no instructions.

Purchased this for our non profit. It came with possibly the worst instructions I have ever seen with a product like this. I've been purchasing tech and A/V equipment for years and what if I were someone with out technical ability. You basically have to try to guess by looking at a picture. Also, it came with scratches and even a panel dented. To top it off, it smells like whoever packed the box smoked an entire pack of cigarettes while they packed it, so now my office smells like someone has been smoking in it for years I'd just like to get some decent instructions, especially what is the best way to mount the keyboard tray, but I can't find anywhere to message the seller. I would not recommend anyone to purchase this. Make sure you check reviews before purchasing.