Large Kitchen Storage Trolley

I bought this to use in a salon with limited space. It was better than buying worktop with cupboards because of the depth. It weighs about 45kg on delivery so pretty solid, the fittings are well made, the instructions are excellent and the finished product is well thought-out and solid. Deep draws with great cupboard space as well as ready to move around because of the wheels. It was the perfect choice for my requirements.

As others say, took ~3hrs to put up mostly by myself (definitely 2 people for more parts of the process would have been helpful). The metal top arrived looking great, only a small part of the protective grey plastic film layer was torn when box opened. Its a big heavy and long box to carry - pity your delivery driver, and if they don't bring it to the place you're going to build it in I would strongly highly recommend making sure you have someone to help carry it to where it/the parts will sit until or while you build it, and if you're not of typical adult strength maybe someone else too, or a trolley/dolly of some kind. Don't try to rush the construction! The diagrams are large and clear enough, but not always easy to understand at a glance; sometimes labels for what each part is can be confusing until you use logic to work it out. Its really great that the board pieces are all numbered (including the ones you have multiple parts of, sometimes a tiny sticker label hiding on the end side of a piece, also careful with the 6 and 9!) and the fixings all lettered - so many types! I laid them all down only making as big a hole in each bag as needed to get one or two out, so they didn't all fall out and become super hard to tell whats what. They took up most of the alphabet as I recall, so its a very long row of bags to keep near by without losing track. Not many of them had any extra screws/bits. Took a couple goes on the wheels for instance, to get things their recommended way round (but it might not have made so much difference - only 2 wheels have locks, obv. don't use them for the middle wheel cos you wouldn't be able to get to it, so pick which 2 corners you want lockable wheels on). Once its up everything seems really solid - the 2 sides (doors, followed by the backs) are the least solid seeming of them but still fine IMO and you may need to adjust the hinges a little to get the doors closing straight (parallel gap once closed) and smoothly (all the way, to over the lip). The wheel locks do a reasonable job, but on our smooth wooden-laminate floor we can push it around if we push a bit harder, but its enough to stop it sliding around casually when you bump into it or are working on the top of it, for us. Adds to our kitchen - white colour went best in our white-walled chrome/steel-accent kitchen. The space is long and thin so this unit wasn't too wide to limit space walking past it. Would have appreciated more chamfered rounded corners like some other options seemed to have, cos you can still tell its a corner if you bump into it (just above waist height for me) but the height does work well for moving things to and from the main kitchen worktop counter along one side of the room (we measured before to check). If we had a wider kitchen we'd have wanted something a little wider - check if the width is suitable, cos it fits a larger cutting board and not much else across the width. The 3 drawers are deep, the cupboard shelves are height-adjustable - don't push things too hard against the back though, its only thin board, of the style used by a lot of MDF wardrobes/closets/units, but the supplied clips they tell you to screw in do stop it flapping. Very happy to have it. Suspect we will leave it built when moving out, and will be happy to pay movers to be the ones getting it out and up the steps (basement flat...).

Great product and went together well, it certainly completes our small kitchen.. However the delivery company is DHL and because of the weight has to come with two delivery drivers. It was a week late!!!

Great island! Solid and well worth the money. DIL built it in less than 2 hrs!

What a good looking kitchen product this is. It took about 2 1/2 hours to assemble, but this included unboxing, putting the items in numerical order, and just myself doing it. The labelling of the parts was excellent, pictures and packages where very good. The only thing that I would say, is the top looks very wrinkly where it has been tempered over , the edges are rippled, maybe a straight edge could have been used, as when the sunlight shines on it you can see the ripples and it ruins the look. One critical thing I would says is the screw holes are the correct size, if you use an electric drill to screw in , I think you would over tighten and loose the grip on the hole, so maybe just use manual screw driver, in my opinion . Overall good sturdy large item and very happy .

Bought 1 year ago, sturdy, easy to move, very versatile, around 2-4 hours assembly but would recommend a handyman if possible. Worth mentioning the metal top is hard to clean from fingerprints and smudges, so we ended up getting a marble kitchen vynil to make it easier to clean and match the kitchen style. We're renting and the kitchen has little to no cupboard space so we needed something that can be moved easily. This was honestly one of the best furniture we bought, it's sturdy, stable, easy to move and versatile having a spice rack and a towel holder in the other side that were using for kitchen roll. Honestly very surprised by this product at this price

I disliked the cheapness of it, I wanted it to stand my microwave and mixer on. It also provided space for my baking equipment.

One of the best designed flat packs I’ve ever built in regards to assembly itself. Took around 3-4 hours by myself. A couple of fiddly parts to pay attention to in the manual as others have said. I’d highly recommend a combo drill on the lowest clutch setting as it’s largely screws so you’ll save yourself a lot of arm / wrist pain. Or an electric screwdriver. Would definitely recommend.