Great cart but hard to assemble with an oval hole. At some point one of the shelves got damaged and the circle hole became badly misshapen. I tried to fix but it assembled ok.

One piecd is missing and another is damaged/ unusable. The shelves slude-on corners seem too narrow to fit the uprights. So imossible to properly assemble.

I LOVE my new cart. It is sturdy, strong, easy to roll, and perfect for what it need it for to bring my BIG BOX things in the house when I return home from Sam’s. PERFECT.

Cart is easy to put to gather just make sure you Put the locking wheels in the back where the Handle is. The cart rolls easily and holds a good amount of weight with sturdy selfs.

I purchased this about a year ago, and I have it LOADED with cardstock, patterned paper, envelopes, embossing folders, 12x12 scrapbooking paper for my rubber stamping and paper crafting. It is a heavy load, but this cart can take it! It's easy to push around, and I have severe RA. Locking casters secure it into place. It is an asset to me, doing just what I need it to do. Have it in our basement with my crafting and sewing. Have considered purchasing another one for laundry detergent, fabric softeners, stain removers, etc., to keep in the utility room. It's very handy. You won't be sorry if you purchase it. This cart can withstand a variety of uses with little diffficulty.

I purchased this cart for a rather unusual purpose. I have a friend living with me with stage 4, terminal breast cancer. Although she is going through chemo, her health swings up and down. Another friend purchased a TV for her room - 40". It needed to be high enough to be seen from the bed, and mobile for changing areas. This is perfect for the purpose. The TV is secure, fits on the cart nicely, with room for the DVD player (put a flat shelf on the top). Put the rimmed shelf next and all her DVD's fit perfectly, and securely. Miscellaneous daily use items on the bottom. It's fits the bill!

I wanted to get another resin cart, but saw this one for about half the price. The materials used are first rate: heavy shelving, quality wheels, nice chrome, etc. The downside to this cart is the Mickey-Mouse way it's held together: plastic sleeves instead of bolts or screws. It is very difficult to get the shelves and sleeves lined up properly without the whole thing or even part of the sleeves coming loose. The sleeves are supposed to make it easy to change the height of the middle tray (the only one you really will need to adjust). If you buy one of these, don't plan on changing the height of the middle tray as to do so you will have to use a mallet to hit the underside of the middle shelf and loosen up the sleeves. Most of the time when you do this other sleeves on the top and bottom will come loose and you may have to start over again. This could be avoided by assembling all the parts except the middle tray with machine screws. If I had to do it again I'd pay more and get a resin cart...they don't look as nice as chrome but at least they don't come apart easily. If you do buy this cart, glue down the sleeves and shelves and you may avoid some of the major design defects.

This cart is remarkably sturdy and was easy to assemble. I have a shelves by the same manufacturer in my studio that I have been pleased with as well. The vinyl shelf liners are easy to remove and clean as needed. For my purposes and the price, I can't imagine why I would buy any of the other rolling cart.

It was not until I had totally finished putting cart together that I noticed as I was pushing it the handle was peeling. It was my choice to not take cart apart and return for another one. I simply placed shelf paper around handle and secured it with wire ties.

This cart arrived in box that appeared to be fully intact and in good shape. However, in assembling the cart, I discovered TWO of the three shelves were bent and/or deformed. Was I able to assemble the product? Yes. Will it work for its intended purpose (storage of flour buckets and bakeware)? Yes, in an annoyingly unstable sort of way. Was it worth the money? No. I guess I could haul it in to my local Sam’s Club for a refund and re-order the product, but what a pain. Who knows if the next order will be any better.