Royal Gourmet Dining Cart Table with Double-Shelf, Movable Stainless Steel Flattop Grill Cart, Hooks, Side Handle, Multifunctional PC3401B (Black)

I purchased this product for an outside Ninja electric grill/smoker, and wanted something that I can roll around. I compared to stainless steel models, and this was rated better and more sturdy. Time will tell if that is true or not. It took 1 person about 1 hour to put together (I am not the most handy person - I would guess it took much less time for others). The product fits together well, had enough extra screws should one be lost, and overall was easy to put together. This is very, very stable!! I like the hooks for flexibility/holding tools, and the bottom shelf is nice for storing extra wood products. While I do not use it, it has a place to hold a propane tank. When done cooking, this is easy to push aside against a wall, for out of the way storage. I do use a cover to keep the outside debris and dust off (as much as you can with an outside appliance). Very functional!

Overall, we are very pleased with this grilling cart. We purchased it to create a nice space for my hubby to grill for us and he is very happy with the set up he has now!At first I didn’t care for it when I was assembling it because a couple spots on the metal, near where the legs connect to the main top shelf, were slightly bent; I was able to correct it by lightly hammering it to be straight. Then a bolt hole was really tight and almost wouldn’t go in, but my husband was able to finally get it in all the way. I’ve assembled a LOT of wrought iron patio furniture etc, and this was the least in quality of assembly parts. BUT once it was done, it was tight and sturdy. (NOTE: It will not be sturdy until all the cross bars are screwed into place so don’t worry on that as you are building it.)All in all, I am very happy with this purchase because it provides ample space for grilling and having everything we need at our fingertips! I recommend it.

Easy to assemble. Sturdy.

Well I wanted to upload a photo of my cart but of course I can't do it...I hate all things having to do with computers. This cart arrived early actually, and I began the unboxing. Don't let the complexity of the carton intimidate you. Just slowly and methodically remove all the parts from the carton. Lay them aside and take an inventory of what's there...mine, thankfully, was complete and undamaged.Many reviewers have said that the instructions are s**t, and I suppose I agree. They could be better, but I needed them by my side during the assembly process.Started with the legs. Hit a snag in how to install the first one. It is not at all clear from the instructions how to place the first leg on the top base. Once you get that figured out the rest is pretty easy. You may have to work at getting the shorter bolts in the holes but pay particular attention to the diagrams and where the different holes go.Once you get the legs on and all bolts attached...DO NOT tighten them down all the way...you'll need some "wiggle room" to attach the other parts. The short braces and the long one should go on fairly easily if you've left the wiggle room.I can't say enough how important it is to attach these pieces correctly - especially if you want to use the hook for the LPG canister. If you don't need gas, don't worry about it. I got it wrong in the end, but my parts still went on correctly. Having an extra pair of hands to attach the lower tray is SO IMPORTANT, unless you have lots of medication to keep you calm. It's a whipping with a second person but - God bless my wife - she carried me over the finish line with her patience and perseverance.All in all, my Oklahoma Joe's Rambler portable grill now rests securely on the top surface of this cart. The Rambler weighs 50 lbs but is not too much for the cart. It is really quite sturdy when you get it assembled...Just remember to not tighten all the screws until you get them all in and started. Then, take the time to go around and tighten them really well. I used a ratchet screwdriver with a Phillips bit and it was perfect for the job. Use a 3/8 in open end to back up the washers.Also, consider purchasing a silicone mat - or two - to place on the shelves. Search for {Ewen 27.6 in x 19.5 in} or {Dynvue silicone mat} it fits nicely.I plan to keep my grill on the cart in the garage until I am going to use it. My hope is the cart will endure as long as the grill.Good luck!