Mini Fridge Stand with Storage, Ergonomic 4-Tier Organizer Mini Fridge Table with Power Outlet and Rolling Cabinet, Heavy-Duty Refrigerator Stand for Home and Office, Black HB02BXB

This is an excellent sturdy product that is attractive and has storage. So glad we found it for our wine cooler!

Love the stand! The bottom drawer is wood material and the others are fabric. Would be nice to be all wood, but it's a great little stand!

Sturdy and perfect fit. Makes getting into my kino fridge much simpler. Drawers are a very nice touch as well!

It worked out very well!

It feels cheap and unstable/wobbly with a 3.2 fridge on top of it (like the product image). The top shelf is also slippery material so the fridge moves when you pull the door handle to open it. Some kind of grippy cover is needed.

Stand does the job but once the weight of the fridge is on it, the bottom drawer is hard to open if it’s placed on carpet. Better suited for harder floors.

This was a purchase for my son's dorm to keep his mini frig and food/eating area organized. He shares this with 2 other students and so far the set up has faired well. No complaints so far. I found the outlet very useful to plug in the frig and microwave without having their cords all over the place creating a hazard. I had no idea the bottom drawer inserts are not made of wood when we built this. This made me wonder how durable it would be but I did like how much lighter it was to transport. Dorm living is temporary and it's nice to have items that aren't super bulky and heavy to move around. I hope they are able to use this in multiple ways well after they move out from dorm life.

Although I did not use this fridge stand for its intended purpose, I thought that it would be more sturdy than it is. I used this as a stand for my 3D printer enclosure. I liked the drawers and the integrated outlets and I figured if it is designed to hold a mini-fridge, it should be able to support the weight of my 3D printer and enclosure. Unfortunately I was wrong. It does hold up my 3D printer but it is very wobbly. The metal frame is made from really thin hollow steel tube which bends when you install the screws. The material is just kinda flimsy.The drawers aren't great either. You get one quality wood drawer but the others are flimsy fabric drawers. Its the type of synthetic canvas fabric that starts disintegrating after a couple years. This thing was not built to last. The bottom wood drawer would have been pretty good if was designed with drawer sliders. Instead it uses little plastic caster wheels which don't feel good to use and just screams cheap. I ended up installing some bottom mount drawer sliders and it feels better now but that was totally a DIY project that you shouldn't have to do just for a functional drawer.I also ended up installing a little platform on the bottom so I could use my own caster wheels. I thought this would improve the rigidity of the stand but it did not. When my printer is working, the whole stand shakes around. It is not solid at all. There seems to be a lot of flex in the frame which results in shaking while printing. Not ideal.Overall, if you're considering this, I think you could do better for the money. Even those foldable plastic tables you can get at most big box stores are more sturdy than this. I was using it as a 3D printer cart which is not its intended purpose but my usage really highlights the shortcomings of this stand. It might be OK if you just want to put a minifridge on it and leave it alone, but if you use this regularly, you're probably gonna notice how flimsy it is. Also two of the drawers are fabric and will not last more than a couple years. If I were to do it again, I would have just bought $60 worth of wood at the hardware store and built my own because this one ain't it. I'm only giving this 3 stars because its probably sufficient for the intended application. But for the money, I think you could do better. Hard pass of me.