SoBuy® FKW24-N, Rubber Wood Kitchen Storage Trolley Cart with Two Drawers & Shelves, W80xD40xH90cm

Very happy with this kitchen trolleyIt’s was very easy to build and the quality was there!

We absolutely love this unit. It is a great quality, easy to assemble, functional, practical and it firs perfectly in our kitchen as it is the same hight as the kitchen surface. Highly recommended!

Product arrived earlier than advertised and was easy to assemble. We've had it for six months now and apart from rather sticky drawers, are very pleased with it. It's sturdy, attractive and has really helped 'neaten' up the too-small dining area of the kitchen.

Yes it's a sturdy construction but in my case on unpacking I found one draw runner on the side frame to be split, the other side frame's draw runner was smashed with sections missing and the smashed pieces were not in the box so I can discount shipping damage!One shelf (section 17) was shaped like a banana which if used would add nothing to the aesthetics' of the unit.Replaced the damaged draw runners with 10x7mm hardwood strip. Replaced the warped shelf rails and disposed of the slats and used 15mm pine board as the shelf.Seeing as this was shipped from Germany I considered returning it to be more trouble than it's worth.I repeat " A good design let down by poor quality control", maybe I was unlucky!

Really pleased with this trolley it is good and solid and very well designed, assembly went very well. Ordering and delivery all very good.

This is nice solidly built trolley. I changed the handles, as I didn't like the original ones and shelves are unfortunately non adjustable, so had to drill new holes to adjust for the required height. But overall it's a decent unit.

If you want something flimsy and cheap looking get this, I regret buying this so much.

This would be a nice solid piece, if not for the poor quality control/assurance. Some pieces were mislabelled (not too hard to puzzle out, but still) and I received one piece that was incorrect - though thankfully it was close enough that I was able to drill the missing holes back into it. In the end, a couple pieces being just a bit shorter than they really should be has added up to a drawer that consistently falls off its runners and doesn't fully close, so just isnt really usable. In a few places I had to use different screws (thicker or longer) than provided to make up for some of the misalignment. This isn't the most expensive bit of furniture so some issues can be expected, but once you add up the time to fix and the extra pieces I needed to add or swap plus one drawer being out of action, I could probably have bought something a bit better - and if I hadn't have had spare hardware, materials, and a power drill to hand I would have had to go further out of my way (and spend more money) to get them, or face shipping this huge heavy box internationally for a return.