5TWHEEL-BLK 5-Tiered Cabinet, Rolling Mesh, Metal, File, Utility, Office Storage, Heavy Duty Multi-Purpose Cart, Black 5 Drawer

The bottom drawer sticks and must be jimmied with 2 hands to pull out. Because the metal is flimsy, it does not want to twist, so must be gentle when unsticking.

I’ve bought several of these over the passed 2 years and love them. Theyre great for storage and look so much better than cheap plastic ones. Absolutely love them

I bought two of these to replace a larger, plastic cart. I love the multiple drawers as it allows me to separate everything, making it easier for me to find what I'm looking for. The cart is also very sturdy and can be used with or without the wheels. The only drawback is the handles are a little flimsy.

I love that you can see everything that you have in the drawers easily. However, dust is able to get into your drawer and settle onto notebooks and other things. Also if your drawer is heavy, it gets a little hard to pull out.

I bought this drawer system to use as an easy storage solution for my small pantry. It was seemingly perfect: the right size to fit under my shelves, the right material (metal) and the right number of drawers. Moreover, it was on casters! I was thrilled when it arrived this afternoon. I took it out of its box, stripped off its plastic wrap and immediately noticed one of the drawers was jammed in sideways. I laid the unit on its side and began to tug at the drawer. It took a while, but I finally freed it. I turned the unit right side up and noticed the scratch pictured atop. Now, yes, it’s metal and yes, it’s black metal. But it’s to be sturdy metal, right? That’s what the description states. I rolled it across my kitchen to the pantry and began placing items in the drawers. These weren’t heavy items, mind you: these were things like tins of tea, spices and tiny jam jars. When I pushed the drawer closed, it jammed. I noticed that the frame of the unit was slightly bent, so I tried to reshape it. It didn’t really budge. I took the drawers out—all of them—and tried to place them back in a different order. That didn’t work, either; they were still misaligned, as visible above. I tried to bear with it. I pulled out the smallest drawers to layer in paper bags, sandwich bags, tin foil ... and then *that* drawer went in crookedly. Once that one was pushed back in, they all seemed to fall off of one side of their supports. That’s because the support slats are too small for the drawers’ width. Oh, and the material? It’s flimsier than a similar, metal-net style magazine holder sold in most chain stores’ office supplies section. The worst part is that this is meant for teachers’ supplies. I’m a teacher, and I can honestly say that not even a half pack of copy paper would keep these drawers from tipping off the slats. After the money I paid for this, I’m angry. Don’t buy this unless you’re a handyman who can weld new slats to it.