Hamone 3-Tier Utility Rolling Cart,Mobile Utility Cart with Lockable Caster Wheels,Storage Shelves Organizer Cart, 3 Hanging Baskets, Easy Assembly,for Bathroom, Kitchen, Office, Workshop,White

They musta did something to the photo cuz in real life it doesn’t look as good. It’s a good design. The parts aren’t machined with great consistency. The final product is functionally cool, IF you can get it together. The physical integrity of the unit is 100% dependent on getting (12) precision crafted nuts and barrel bolts to connect through an exact sized round hole at each corner on each level where 2 leg pieces and a basket meet. This is supposed to be easily achieved by hand pounding parts together first, and the manufacturer assumes exact positioning will occur that way. But it doesn’t, of course. Look at the directions, but only follow the directions as needed to understand what goes where. 1/2 way thru I realized the directions weren’t gonna cut it, so I abandoned, backtracked, and finally got the 3-tiered cart together, like this:* assemble loosely but no nuts or bolts yet. No wheels on yet.* Start of bottom tray, Get round tray and and leg holes align. Connect.* 2nd tray is more complex, now (2) precision-cut metal leg holes must align inside the corner tray slot round hole. That’s 3 holes. Try to connect nut and barrel bolt. If everything is aligned, they’ll connect.* If you have a situation where you can’t get the 3 holes to align, you’ll be pulling up and hammering down, and it won’t be clear which of the 3 holes is slightly out of alignment. Get then as close as possible. Then invert: Stick the Screw end in first, then the barrel nut. That will show you if the outside needs to come up or down. Push, pull or pound a little bit in that direction. You’ll never get it exact, so just try to make a vague connection between the two, enough so the threads recognize each other. Then tighten and the screw/barrel nut will pull the holes into alignment.* Viola. Follow this method to the top and if your experience is like mine, you’ll then curse at the handle parts like pounding each end on the floor ‘till they fit together so it’s easy to install them.* The wheels are easy, and very nice, strong wheels that will outlast the cart. Kudus on choice of wheels.

I bought this cart for a plant swap. I wanted something small that would fit in my car, handles for me to hold to push, lockable wheels, and enough room for all my accessories. This checked all my needs and was lightweight to boot. It is a bit hard to maneuver on asphalt, but I don’t believe this was really meant for such hardcore outdoor events. On a smooth surface, it works very well. The little cups on the side were perfect for holding my accessories, and each shelf held what I needed with ease. I didn’t pile on the weight, but it really did hold up well with what I put in. I was able to easily decorate it and it stole the show at the swap. I am 5’3” and this was a tad short for me to push around, but it wasn’t too bad. If you’re taller then it might be bothersome.

Bought to consolidate my CPAP machine, water jugs and supplies on a mobile cart. (One of my BETTER ideas!) CPAP on top..supplies, mask, hose on middle shelf...gal water jugs on bottom adds stability. Roll it out of the closet at night, roll it back in the AM. Keep a towel draped over it for dust protection. Never liked the CPAP on the nightstand..took up too much room and certainly wasn't very attractive!! The cart is a little lightweight, but it's strong enough for this use and weight on bottom shelf helps. It's not moved very far...bed to closet an back daily.

My biggest worry was not being able to put heavy stuff but it's sturdy enough and have enough space to put two large detergents from Costco. The wheels are nice added bonus. Wasn't easy to align the holes to place the screws in but other than that, it was pretty easy to assemble. I recommend!!

I bought this cart to organize alll of my hair products, perfumes,makeup,etc because I was reaching 3 drawer capacity. The cart is about to my belly button level and I am 5'2. It is easy to roll, light weight but sturdy, and despite it looking small I was able to pack all 3 drawers worth of stuff and more. I threw away 3 drawer organizer and two plastic crates that were holding all the stuff I was able to organizer just using 2 of the little baskets. I love it so much it made the clutter go away. Also it is perfect for my ADHD brain! instead of rummaging through drawers of stuff everything is visible and in sight so I don't forget I own certain things or create a bigger mess looking for something.