Melody House 2-Tier Metal Utility Rolling Cart Storage Side End Table with Cover Board for Office Home Kitchen Organization, Cream White

This is the nicest thing I could have bought myself. I was skeptical at first because it had fewer reviews than other products that were in the thousands and $50 was a lot for me, but im so happy that I ended up buying this.I've made it my tbr cart and I am so in love with it! It rolls around so I can drag with me to whatever room I'm reading in. I have a separate place for my physical tbr books that is separate from my finished book shelf. The wood is beautiful, sturdy and it lifts up! You can store even more books or other personal things underneath the wooden table top. And speaking of storage space, I could easily fit 2 rows of books, front to back on the lower tray, it is so spacious! If I had to guess, 20-30 books could fit in this thing EASY. I've got my current read sitting on top and decorations to make it look pretty ^-^.Not only is it esthetically pleasing to decorate and have my tbr on display, but I finally have a dedicated space for the books I havent read yet or am currently reading. It was super easy to build as well with a picture guide and all the tools you need included!Worth every penny, keeping forever 🫶

Our pantry is 4'x4'. The shelves are not adjustable. Solving the (ongoing) storage problem took a lot of thought, but I finally settled on two of these. I am a GF baker, and these carts store most of the flour and other supplies for this purpose. They easily fit under the bottom shelf -- I am not using the wood-products shelf for the top.they weren't hard to put together, but I had to exchange one because one end of the bottom shelf was skewed and I could not finished screwing in the supports. The other two were fine. They seem sturdy and I have had no other problems.

This cart is perfect for my use case. Assembly was very straightforward and easy. One of the wrenches was missing from the package but I have lot's of wrenches, and as it turned out, installing the casters hand tight was really sufficient for me as my floor is level. FYI, the wrenches are both 14 mm. The upper jam nut is used when a floor isn't level to keep the cart from rocking. The wooden topper was mostly flat. Just an editorial note: wood is hydrophilic... it loves water. Depending on local humidity wood will expand a little or a lot across the grain. There's nothing one can do to stop it. The finish won't as water vapor can permeate it. This will cause wood to warp or cup if the changes are excessive. This panel looks to be glued up with scarf joints and since it's about 11 inches wide or so, it's going to move about 1/8 to 1/4" per season across the grain.

Cart came well packaged with instructions. Was not damaged. Recommend not tightening the screws/bolts all the way until u have the cart put together. Other recommendation is screw the wheels on by hand all the way. Make sure the wheel is flush with the cart. If it isn’t loosen the wheel and make the bolt/washer is all the way threaded up against the wheel base or your cart won’t roll smoothly. All the parts lined up and had no issues putting it together. Bought this cart for my daughter to keep under her desk. She wanted something to keep her hair dryer, brushes, etc. The only negative was the lid. It fits decent but the lid color is an unappealing orange. I may try to sand the lid down later and restrain it a darker color.

I needed a two-tiered cart on wheels to hold my Kitchen Aid stand mixer and attachments. This one exceeded my expectations! It rolls easily, is sturdy and easy to put together. (Assembly tip: keep the screws a bit loose until you have them all in place, then do a final tighten. This allows wiggle room for lining up the screw holes.) it’s a useful and attractive addition to my kitchen and I’m very happy with it.

I wanted a cart to roll under the shelf in the utility room, and this one is perfect. With the Instant Pot on the top shelf, it just barely fits, which is ideal. (I measured very carefully before ordering, so Yay me!) My intention is to roll the little cart out and actually cook on it, which I think will work, as the wheels lock, and I have a heavy duty extension cord to make that possible. Now the Instant Pot, which I use very frequently, does not have to sit on the counter in my small kitchen. I like the bottom shelf/basket, too, as it is a perfect fit for the 6 quart All-Clad soup pot which previously had no home. The cart seems very sturdy, and the casters appear to be strong and well-built, too. I like this little cart, and do recommend it.

Super easy to put together and worked perfectly for what I wanted.

I really want to like this since the height is perfect to fit under my daughter desk but assembling is hard when the part doesn’t fit. Holes don’t line up. Inside of the legs where the holes drilled stick out so I have to scrape it so I could push the other leg in. Parts are not level. And then defects on the bottom of the shelves. If it doesn’t bother you, then it could works. So many flaws I had to return it. It’s not worth $55

Chariot bien solide qui me permet d'avoir ma Mijoteuse à porter de la main. Cependant la finition du contour de la planche laisse à désirer.