Kitchen Cart Rolling Island Storage Unit Cabinet Utility Portable Home Microwave Wheels Butcher Wood Top Drawer Shelf

Good quality island. This island came with detailed instructions and every piece was in good condition. My boyfriend and his sister (both in their thirties) put this together in little less than an hour and a half. We did use a drill, as discussed In previous reviews. All you need is a little patients and maybe a cocktail and you should be good to go.One thing I would like to recommend for the seller is, this needs more than 2 wheels with locks. I would prefer for all 4 wheels to lock. But, if that’s the only thing I can complain about, It’s not too shabby.Would purchase again and recommend to a friend.Hope this helps. :)

Replaced this cart for a worn-out cabinet. Has quite a bit of storage and my microwave fits nicely on top for my small kitchen.

I absolutely love this cart. My kitchen has limited counter space , so I really needed somewhere to put the microwave. Assembly is a snap ( another pair of hands is extremely helpful ) with clear diagrams and labelled parts. It takes about a half hour or so to complete. The pieces fit together very well; the predrilled holes line up as they should. Be sure to read through your step and understand beforehand and your results will be great! The cart looks exactly as it is depicted. It's worth the price, arrived undamaged and promptly. I highly recommend it.

I was so excited to get my package, which was late, but to open it up to a broken mess,... I was very disappointed. It came packed well,.. as far as compact goes, but most of the wooden pieces were broken. I was hesitant in having it come toMe unfinished, but thought I would give it a try. I won’t make that mistake again. I will order it “put together” and pay the extra fee. Guessing the handlers had fun tossing it around before delivery.

All I really want to say is that these people know how to make something easy to assemble. I was 3 sheets to the wind on Christmas eve when i built this for my wife and I had no problem getting it together right. I'm a veteran of numerous ikea builds and I can't do those stone sober. I appreciated the way every part was labeled. I only had to focus enough to see that K attached to B with screw 11. Also unlike the ikea instructions, the drawings were actually accurate enough to identify the pieces and get them oriented correctly. I really can't say enough about their ease of use. I can't say anything about how durable it is yet but it seems pretty good. My only complaint is in the design because I would have preferred nothing but drawers instead of the cabinets. But apparently i'm alone in that since no one anywhere offers rolling kitchen islands with big drawers.

Being that I just received this and haven’t moved it around much at this time, I’m basing this on its construction and assembly.The instructions and labeling could be better. Some parts were labeled and others, no labeling. Consistency counts.Construction is pretty straight forward for RTA furniture. It is made from pressboard, but seems to be of a heavy enough pieces to stand up to moderate use.The storage space is nice and if I stacked more of the items, I would have more room.The “spice rack” made a nice storage spot for my royal icing mix, bottles for applying thinner royal icing mixes used in filling in and plastic cups I use for mise en place.The top is wide enough to comfortably hold my 6 QT KitchenAid Artisan Bowl Lift Mixer. I can also turn it sideways and have ample room for attachment output without having to hold onto the receptacle.Overall, this seems to be ideally suited for small kitchens with limited storage and counter space.8/5/2019 UPDATEI was VERY disappointed in the quality and load bearing capacity of the casters that came with the unit. While moving the cart, one of the casters broke completely off causing the cart to almost tip over with my KitchenAid 6 Qt Mixer and my Bread Cloche on top. I do NOT have it overloaded. Most of what is in the cupboard is baking pans, brotforms and a Romertopf. No, the caster just snapped off.I attached another 1/2” thick piece of pressboard to the bottom and then attached new 2” steel swivel casters, 2 with locks to the board. The screws were long enough to penetrate boats boards, thereby securing them solidly to the reinforced bottom. To attach the new sub-base board, I used Lock-Tite Liquid Adhesive. I then, using 3/8” bolts, bolted the sub-base to the base of the cabinet. This provided a much stronger wheelbase for the cart. I chose casters that were rubber coated to prevent any marring of my floors.During removal of the crap casters, I found 2 others that were cracking in the same manner the first caster broke and the fourth caster, one of the wheels had actually warped and would no longer turn.It’s a good cart and it does what I need. But, I had to heavily modify the base and casters.Because of the mods and having to buy new casters, I also reduced my star rating.

A beautiful little cabinet. Is as good as it looks. Nice and stable not saggy or wobbly. Packages nicely and all of the nuts and bolts were there ad also packaged nicely. Assembly was a breeze. Holds my meat slicer and also my food processor nicely. Shelves below hold accessories. All in all it is a great little kitchen island.

The produce was sturdy and easy to put together. The seller was very responsive. We were missing a wheel and they shipped 2 extras to us very quickly. Very good customer service! We matched the hardware to our cupboards. They look great together!