Bought thIs and an Alera cart. This is exactly as described, rolls smoothly, is sturdy but lightweight. It’s a great cart! This is the better of the two.

I have 4 of these. I put the handle on only one to allow the others to fit in the space I have. They move so easily in and out of my cedar closet providing perfect shelves for storage.

There needs to be better directions to assemble it. After I finally figured it out it looked very nice and well built. Not to bad for a 76 year old lady.

I'm using the cart as a mobile desk and it works perfectly. It's heavy duty and a polished metal which looks good. It was fairly easy to put together considering it's weight. Some of the instructions were a little vague, but a very satisfactory purchase. I might invest in another cart of this type for another purpose.

I have purchased two of these utility carts. The first one proved that it was an excellent product and I then bought a second one. For me, being physically handicapped, rolling carts are especially helpful -- in fact I already had other brands for years and use them to move things in the house which I would not be able to do otherwise. The Sam's Club carts are the most sturdy and well designed carts I now own. They have a high load capacity for heavy items, are stable even when items are loaded on the top shelf, and each tray has raised borders to prevent items slipping or falling off. I use them to move cargo from house to the garage and vice-versa, for serving meals, and they can make a practical bedside aid to keep items too large for a night stand -- plus they can be moved easily into position.. In short, they are well designed, durable and very useful. Highly recommended.

This cart is a great size, easy to assemble, sturdy, rolls and twists easily. Great value. Couldn't be happier. I use it to carry my tools when painting and doing stuff around the house. Could be used for any number of things in a workshop. I looked at lots of carts on the net, but this one by far was the best value.

We do a lot of family get-to-gathers and this little guy is a jewel. We have to transport food and miscellaneous up and down an elevator. It fits comfortably on the elevator and holds a lot of party goodies. I love it. Everybody asks me where I got it.

I purchased a similar Seville cart from Sam's, same basic dimensions and load capacity, several years ago and wanted another like it. After getting this one I found that is lighter duty. The tubes are only 1" diameter. The one I have is 1 1/2' diameter and the shelves are much heavier. It does not appear that Sam's still sells the heavier duty model (Seville Model SHE99307ZB). If you don't need the heavier duty model I'm sure this will be fine.

This is a great little cart. While it is very simple to assemble a few changes to the instructions would make it much easier. The plastic liners for the shelves are not very good but you don't have to use them. Solid stainless steel shelves would be nice but I'm sure that would increase the price. The wheels are large and work like they should For $60, this cart is hard to beat.

It looks like a restaurant style cart but I use it in my acupuncture practice to move items from space to space and it works very well. The directions state that you don't need tools to put it together but you'll feel like one trying to figure out how the pile of parts all fit. Over all it works great I just had some frustration putting it together as the directions are lacking a bit. In the carts defense I was putting it together at the end of a long day, the next morning I figured it out after a bit of fidgeting.