3-Tier Utility Cart,Kitchen island cart with 3 Shelves, Rolling Tool Cart on Wheels, 35.4Inches Heavy Duty Metal Service Cart with Wheels, Industrial Workbench,Suitable for workshops, home, kitchen

Great cart for the garage that I'm using for my gardening supplies. Easy to assemble, ball bearing castors and capable of holding quite a bit of weight despite its thin construction. The metal is a thin gage mild steel but the 3 shelves combined with the low bottom shelf as support, gives this cart a lot more strength than I expected. Assembly took about 15 minutes and includes all the tools and hardware needed. I have been using this cart every day for a couple of months now and absolutely love it. Helps me keep my garage organized and capable of moving it when i need more room or just want my supplies closer to me in the driveway. Highly recommend for the value, utility and design.

The assembly instructions that were included with this table are useless. There are 3 pictures, only one of which partially shows an actual step. To help with this, follow these steps:* Don't completely tighten all screws until the end.1) Screw the feet to the bottom of the legs.2) Using the 4 long screws, screw the hollow frame (either direction) to the wooden table top.3) Using small screws (only type remaining at this point), pick two legs to screw in at the opposite corners of the table top.* If you add all 4 legs right away, it will be very difficult to add the shelves.4) Add either of the remaining metal shelves at your preference of the 3 predefined levels using small screws.5) Add the last metal shelf at your level preference.6) Next fasten the last 2 legs in place with small screws.7) Tighten all screws fully.8) Turn table upright (if not already) and verify sturdiness.Once it's assembled, it's sturdy and strong. The look is very nice and gives a welcoming feel to the room. I do somewhat wish there was a backing for the middle shelf but it's not a big deal to me. The table was packaged securely and all parts arrived in good condition, ready to be assembled. I was able to do this mostly by myself, with a bit of help from my son which is why I outlined the steps the way I did regarding assembly of the legs. I added 4 legs immediately which made it more difficult and caused me to need more than 2 hands to help pull the legs out in order to fit the shelves over the corner landings on the legs. It'll make sense once you see it.Overall I recommend this table... just use my assembly instructions instead.

Assembling furniture is stressful to begin with. Why make it worse with inconsistent instructions?? I gave up after about an hour and no progress. It’s a nice looking table in the pictures and I really need it for storage so I’m hoping to find a friend to help me finish. In the meantime, I have a pile of pieces and even less storage than I started with.

It is sturdy, durable, and looks great in the office. I know it says kitchen island but I had other ideas for it. It is the perfect size and holds a lot of stuff, my printer, and a bunch of file organizers. I am very happy with this order.

This is a pretty good cart! It looks good and is sturdy for sure. It looks exactly like it does in the picture. My only complaints is that there is a third shelf bracket but no shelf for it, so it looks a bit out of place, and the assembly was *very* difficult. To summarize, the shelves were a touch smaller than the top, so it was a struggle to get the bolts to start threading. Once I did, it assembled fine with no issues, but I'm a fairly big guy and it took some muscle power to get that close enough to thread. As a tip, just barely get each bolt to "catch" THEN tighten them all down. I do like this cart though!J.Ja