Kitchen Island Cart Rolling Serving Cart Wood Trolley

This cart is exactly what we were hoping for, after selecting the design and dimensions. I ran into a couple of glitches, however, that I want to share with others considering this cart. It can be assembled by one person, which was done in this case. The instructions kind of stink, but you should be able to figure it out. It took me about 2 hours to assemble. However... 1. Verify ALL the parts, on the parts list, are present BEFORE you begin your assembly. This includes the hard plastic bushings that are supposed to be inserted into each of the four legs, to hold the wheel casters in place. I had this completely assembled, with the casters to be attached last, when I discovered that one of the legs was missing the bushing (see attached photo). To say I was pissed is an understatement. However, that feeling was quickly erased after contacting the company's customer service. I explained the issue, sent the noted photo and the issue was resolved with a complete set of bushings (not just one piece) sent to me within a week at no extra cost. I give them props for great customer service! Don't go through the frustration I did, having a 99% completed large item assembled and having to wait to use it. 2. Make sure when assembling the drawer component that you pay close attention to the hieroglyphics assembly paperwork and don't invert (wrong sided) the two length sides, as this will cause you to have the plastic stop prongs towards the front (see attached photo). This will prevent the drawer from opening fully. This was not that big of a deal, but something I wanted to point out just because it was frustrating on my part. 3. When attaching the cupboard door it can be a little tricky, even if you had an extra set of hands assisting you. The hinges are quite small and you have to get them lined up, to screw/mount them, with all the weight of the door itself hanging away from the unit. After a few attempts I found that placing a piece of 2x4 under the door was the perfect height to keep it elevated and level (see attached photo). It was quite easy at that point to secure the door hinges to the unit. Outside of these three hiccups the cart we acquired is sturdy, not misaligned as some have noted, and looks just the way we wanted it to be. The top is very solid, too. Hope this helps in your decision making and/or assembly.

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This cart is exactly what we were hoping for, after selecting the design and dimensions. I ran into a couple of glitches, however, that I want to share with others considering this cart. It can be assembled by one person, which was done in this case. The instructions kind of stink, but you should be able to figure it out. It took me about 2 hours to assemble. However... 1. Verify ALL the parts, on the parts list, are present BEFORE you begin your assembly. This includes the hard plastic bushings that are supposed to be inserted into each of the four legs, to hold the wheel casters in place. I had this completely assembled, with the casters to be attached last, when I discovered that one of the legs was missing the bushing (see attached photo). To say I was pissed is an understatement. However, that feeling was quickly erased after contacting the company's customer service. I explained the issue, sent the noted photo and the issue was resolved with a complete set of bushings (not just one piece) sent to me within a week at no extra cost. I give them props for great customer service! Don't go through the frustration I did, having a 99% completed large item assembled and having to wait to use it. 2. Make sure when assembling the drawer component that you pay close attention to the hieroglyphics assembly paperwork and don't invert (wrong sided) the two length sides, as this will cause you to have the plastic stop prongs towards the front (see attached photo). This will prevent the drawer from opening fully. This was not that big of a deal, but something I wanted to point out just because it was frustrating on my part. 3. When attaching the cupboard door it can be a little tricky, even if you had an extra set of hands assisting you. The hinges are quite small and you have to get them lined up, to screw/mount them, with all the weight of the door itself hanging away from the unit. After a few attempts I found that placing a piece of 2x4 under the door was the perfect height to keep it elevated and level (see attached photo). It was quite easy at that point to secure the door hinges to the unit. Outside of these three hiccups the cart we acquired is sturdy, not misaligned as some have noted, and looks just the way we wanted it to be. The top is very solid, too. Hope this helps in your decision making and/or assembly.

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My husband put it together in about an hour, he did mess up at one point which added to his assembly time.It’s very beautiful and serves its purpose! The shelves on the side are more for decor than anything too heavy though.

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This is a great addition to my small kitchen. I needed extra storage and counter space and it's perfect.

Absolutely love it! I put it together by myself. It has storage behind the door and also has a wine rack.