Wooden Kitchen Rolling Storage Cabinet with Stainless Steel Top

I have wanted this item for a long time. It seems sturdy and it took my husband a couple hours to put together.

Directions and the individual marked packages with screws and dowels was the best part of this purchase. Everything was labeled and time to construct was about 45minutes to an hour. Now the bad part 90% of the unit is MDF with only the frames of the door and sides being actual rubber wood . The side panels and door panels are 1/8" thick at best so not much hope for this to last. I wish it was MDF with a wood veneer rather than MDF with a cheap looking paper veneer. Overall disappointed and doubt this will last therefore from my perspective the overall value is not there... Would I buy it again???? ..... NO not at $179 .. maybe $79

This cart is okay for what it is. Okay quality but the screws to connect the top are too long and I punched right through the cart top with three of the screws. I would love a replacement piece for that.

The cabinet once assembled is fine, however assembly is another story. Holes weren’t screwed the proper length or size so screws did not work. Manual drawings are not very detailed especially for the drawer railings. ( make sure you take a look at the rail mechanics of your existing drawers to figure out how to attach…the manual drawing is insufficient). My husband can make anything work and eventually he did make this all work, BUT only after a great deal of frustration and excessive cursing. If you are not mechanically inclined, this is not the cabinet for you.

Really nice for the price! It looks higher end than it really is, but it feels sturdy and looks great! It also has a nice deep(front to back) drawer that can accommodate standard size silverware trays, which I couldn’t find in any other kitchen cart for some reason. Plus with the wheels locked you can open and close the drawer without the cart moving at all. Fairly easy to assemble. I did it by myself in a little under 2.5 hours. If you have a power drill it will make your life easier, but you don’t need one. I used a ratcheting screwdriver and the included Allen wrench because I didn’t want to dig my drill out and it was fine. I think it would have been faster with the drill, so if you have one use it.