YITAHOME Small Solid Wood Top Kitchen Island Cart on Wheels with Storage, Rolling Portable Dining Room Serving Utility Carts Mobile Movable with 3 Drawers Cabinet, Oak & WhiteThe Forest Stewardship Council

The media could not be loaded. This is a great little cart. Very sturdy with decent storage for the size. There are 19 pages of steps involved, so if you can assemble it in the hour it mentions it should take, kudos to you. I’m not a particularly experienced or skilled builder so it took me an entire afternoon, mostly alone except for asking someone to briefly hold a piece in a certain position a couple of times. But most importantly, after having the majority of the cart assembled, I was horrified that the wheels did not seem to click into place and just kept falling out. That would render the cart essentially useless and, coming here to read other reviews and Q&As, I found other people saying this rendered the cart essentially useless for them as well. I was losing hope that this was a fixable problem. I reached out to my sister-in-law, a very good builder, with photos, and she suggested that I should be able to hammer the wheels at the metal underside with the design and they would likely pop in and stay in. She was right and here’s a video of me doing just that. (You’ll notice there’s also a tiny crack near the area, which may be from my frustration/overenthusiasm with the hammer or a previous attempt to get the wheels in; you can probably tap on this a little more lightly with your hammer or mallet.) All of the other instructions are extremely detailed and easy to follow, so the wheel instructions having no further direction beyond popping the wheels in was surprising and frustrating. Glad to get this solved!

SET UP: I did this alone and it took me 2-1/2 hours because I'm mindful of how I'm maneuvering and handling the pieces so as not to scratch or break them and I triple-check my work. I also played the video of someone building it, which is on the product page - btw, I noticed from the video that there are some pieces that now come attached, which is nice. I STRONGLY recommend using an electric screwdriver; the cart absolutely would not feel solid if I didn't use it and it would have taken me much longer to build. You'll need the phillips and the square bits. Although it took a long time it was easy and well worth it because the piece is very functional, so great looking, and very solid with great wheels.

To start: I bought this for my Mum and she loves it, so it gets four stars.Pros: It has a really nice hardwood top.The casters are actual rubber and metal, not those stupid plastic things you get on most things.It has roomy drawers.The top shelf has a lip that's nice for cups or whatever suits you.Cons: The drawer walls don't go all the way up, so you can only put so much in them before it falls out the back.I took off a star because it was a pain in the rear to assemble. All the fiddly little cam-bolts are just annoying. First they don't lay flush to the surface, then they don't screw down all the way. If it weren't for that I would like it far better.Overall: It was well worth the sales price of $80, but I wouldn't pay full price for it. It's useful and Mum loves it so that's a plus.

Great coffee cart! I bought this to use for my espresso machine and accessories, and I absolutely love it! It was easy to put together. It had multiple drawers and shelves which makes for great storage. The wheels roll very smoothly and you can lock them in place as well.

I ordered this thinking it would make a nice pressing table for my quilting projects. However, upon receipt and inspection it is so cheaply made that I knew it would not be sturdy enough. The side of the drawers are cardboard and the screws provided to construct the frame were not long enough. The particle board is also of very cheap quality for the priced asked for this item. While it might look okay I do not believe it would stand up to any kind of daily use. Returned the item. I do not recommend this product because of the poor quality of materials used. Height was fine for what I wanted to use it for and the storage capacity would have worked as well. Did not assemble so I can not speak as to the rollability of this product.

This petite cart works well in my tiny kitchen. It's easy to roll around and can serve as extra counter space, also handy shelves for small items. A friend put it together in just over an hour and it is surprisingly well built. My only negative is the drawers are not as deep as the fronts appear. It is a good buy for its low price.

This is just right for me, I was looking for something to put my mixer on that I could keep the attachments and cookbooks and various items on, this is just the thing. It's not so tall that I can't use it comfortably (I'm 5'2" and my old rolling island was way too high), it's very sturdy, and I love that I can tuck things away in the drawers. It fits all of my beaters, mixer splash guards, dough hooks and paddles in one drawer - so they pack a lot of punch into a small space. Cookbooks have to lay on their sides, the shelves aren't spaced enough that they can stand up.It is SMALL, it's important that you check the measurements.All in all, I'm super pleased!