Kitchen Island Cart with Solid Wood Top, 35.4" Width Mobile Carts with Storage Cabinet, Rolling Kitchen Table with Spice Rack, Towel Rack, and Drawer, Portable Islands on Wheels, White | Rolling Table with Storage Cabinet, Spice/Towel Rack, Drawer, Height-Adjustable Shelves Portable Islands on Wheels, White

It was a lot. It was! Prepare for a serious build event. Don’t listen to over-achievers. This won’t be easy, or quick, not alone. And that’s okay. It took me two days. But it was soooooo worth it!I LOVE my new easily movable kitchen island/gorgeous affordable storage unit. It came together so well. There is a slight gap in one spot, but it’s a good spot to have a gap. All the drawers sit and work perfectly.Do make sure the height is what you need (with the casters), because I didn’t. It’s actually a little too high, based on my space. I don’t care, I can’t live without it now, so I have accepted my inability to visualize measurements correctly, lol.The weight is highly satisfying in terms of quality, it may even negatively impact your shipping experience. My box came totally busted and re-taped.Possibly because of that, Vevor shorted me one part (and a hole). I chose to deal with the missing hole myself, and I contacted them about the part. They not only showed up for that, they blew me away with an extreme level of customer service that I am still stunned over.They immediately responded and sent me the missing part in maybe two days. Like immediately. You have to communicate with them directly but believe me, it’s worth it. They back their products. Quickly. You just have to let them know!I didn’t even need to know that, in order to recommend them, but trust, it helps.This is a Quality, capital ‘Q’ product and Company. I can’t recommend this enough!!!I made it. And I pet it every single day now. Each new thing I get to properly put away in this sturdy little oasis of organization is just another moment of bliss that I get to experience.You want this one. It’s the one.

I'm in love with this cart! It's nice and sturdy, and attractive. I love the faux wood grain texture beneath the white. I'm using it in the laundry room - I can pull it away from the wall and raise the leaf to have a folding table. All the products and clutter that used to be piled on top of the washer and dryer are now inside the cart.Assembly is not for the faint of heart! It took me about 4-5 hours (didn't pay close attention to start and stop times) with one meal break. It helped that I've assembled simpler things in the past, so I knew how to avoid some of the ways it could have gone south. Even so, I ended up with the support bar in the drawer upside down. But that doesn't seem to affect its sturdiness. There are a LOT of little packets of screws and other little connector things. I found it helped to keep them all in a tray with sides so nothing got lost (keep cats, puppies, and grabby small children out of the room, LOL). The instructions are very systematic and orderly, and almost entirely visual, which worked for me. I wish some of the diagrams were a bit more magnified, but I was able to figure everything out, and I'm thrilled with the final result.

This kitchen island did turn out great. The instructions were clear and my grandson assembled it in about 3 hours. The extension is sturdy, drawers went together nicely. Seems reasonably sturdy, but not like a solid wood cabinet. Giving it only 4 stars at this time for a few reasons though.1) I may have misread the measurements for the unit, but it is very tall when the casters are installed. It's roughly 3-4 inches higher than my countertops which was a major disappointment. Again, I may have read it wrong. (ps I'm short!)2) In addition, when fully loaded with my baking appliances and gadgets, it felt unsafe to roll about (fear of tipping over even with most weight at the bottom). Could be the wheels were not rolling smoothly. We have since removed the 3 1/2 inch casters, temporarily sat the unit on moving sliders and we will most likely install self-stick sliders all along the base or look for lower profile casters in the near future. Without the casters, it's at a perfect height and even with my counters.3) I have contacted the seller to ask is there is a replacement countertop they can send. It appears there were manufacturing issues with the main countertop. A crack in the middle, and very rippled sections on the surface in several places. There was one small dent on the edge that I'm guessing happened in shipping and a few dark spots. those are minor so not going to worry about them.I am waiting to hear from the seller about the main countertop and will update my review after that is resolved. Otherwise, I'm very happy with this kitchen island and the price was great. Just be aware of the height, make sure the casters roll smoothly when the unit is full and examine for countertop surface issues.Update. The seller was quick to respond and requested photos which I sent. They offered to have me ship the unit back (very heavy and hard to re-box) and they would send a replacement or refund a fair portion of the purchase price. I accepted the refund. I do like the unit and have ordered a protective cover for the countertop and plan on getting some wood filler to fix (hopefully) the main countertop.

Great value for the money. Solid, good-looking cart with useful storage, just be aware it sits lower than standard countertops and the top may not be ideal for direct food prep.This review is for the 2-drawer, 4-door version, 35.4 inches wide, white, no drop leaf. Item model SR191276. This listing has a bunch of different versions, so make sure you’re looking at the right one.For the price, right around $159, this cart is absolutely worth it. It’s sturdy, it looks clean, and it gives you a lot of extra storage and workspace. It’s not a high-end, professional kitchen island, but for everyday use, it does exactly what it’s supposed to do.The overall build is solid once it’s put together. It doesn’t feel flimsy, and the materials are good for what you’re paying. I actually swapped out the knobs to match my kitchen cabinets, and it made a big difference. It blends in so well now it almost looks like it came with the kitchen.The countertop is real wood, not particle board or laminate. It’s made from joined and glued pieces similar to a butcher block style top, which is nice to see at this price point.That said, it’s not a high-end or professional-grade butcher block. The finish isn’t perfectly smooth, and you can feel slight variations in the surface. Because of that, I personally wouldn’t use it for direct food prep like cutting vegetables or working with raw meat.For everything else, it works great. It’s perfect for small appliances, coffee setup, storage items, and general kitchen use. So it’s definitely functional, just not something I would treat as a dedicated prep surface.One thing you definitely need to know is the height. This cart is about four inches shorter than a standard countertop that is approximately 36.5 inches tall. If you’re around 5 foot to 5 foot 7, it will probably feel comfortable. If you’re taller than that, it’s going to feel a little low and awkward to work on. That’s specific to this version, not all of them.Storage is actually really well done. The drawers give you about 3 inches of usable depth, and the cabinet space is very practical. You’ve got about 14 inches deep, 16 inches wide, and just over 20 inches tall inside. With the shelf installed, the bottom space is around 12 and a half inches tall. I added a picture showing an 8-quart air fryer sitting on the bottom shelf at the highest setting, and it fits just about perfect. That should give you a good idea of what you can store in there.Assembly took me about three hours. The instructions are clear, but you have to slow down and pay attention. A lot of the pieces look very similar, and if you grab the wrong one or flip something the wrong way, it’s going to cause problems later.The wooden pieces are easy to identify because they all have stickers with letters on them. No issue there. The metal drawer rails are a different story. Those are stamped, not labeled with stickers, and the markings can be hard to see. You have to catch them in the light just right to read them. That was probably the most confusing part of the whole build, so take your time there.I strongly recommend using a manual screwdriver instead of a drill. All I used was a Phillips and a flathead. You get much better control, and you’re a lot less likely to strip something or drive a screw in crooked. This thing is built pretty precisely, so if you mess up a connection, it can throw off how everything fits together.There are assembly videos out there, including a sped-up build that’s actually helpful. Just make sure you’re watching the video for this exact version, because there are multiple models and they use different hardware.As far as customer service, I did run into an issue with a defective part. Amazon’s standard solution was to return the entire unit, which would have required disassembling it and repacking everything into the original box. That wasn’t realistic in my case, especially since the box had already been discarded and the unit was fully assembled.Because of that, I reached out directly to the manufacturer to request just the replacement part. That process took some persistence and follow-up, but in the end they did make it right and sent a full replacement unit.If you run into an issue, just be aware of how that process works. Amazon may direct you to return the entire item, while the manufacturer may be able to provide parts, but you may need to stay on top of it to get a resolution.One thing I would strongly suggest is don’t throw the box away right away. If you end up needing to return it through Amazon, you’re going to have to take the entire thing apart and get it back into that box. That would not be a fun job after spending hours putting it together.At the end of the day, I’m very satisfied with this purchase. It looks good, it’s sturdy, and it gives me the extra space I needed. As long as you understand the height and the countertop limitations, this is a really solid buy for the money.

Using it as an entryway catch all: shoe cabinet (fits my husband’s size 16 shoes), doggy food storage, recycle bags storage and purse hanger. Easy to move with the wheels. Quality is excellent especially for the price. It took me 4 hours to assemble. Instructions were good - couple areas were a little confusing but it can be figured out.

This is a great buy for the price. Good quality, very sturdy. It is shorter than normal counters as other reviews stated. I just put feet on it that I picked up for $20 instead of the wheels. Works and looks great.

I assembled this myself. It was straightforward. Luckily I had an unused room where I could leave parts spread out, as I could only do this in small blocks of time between other chores. When completed, the piece has wheels, so it is easy to move if you assemble it anywhere on the same floor where you intend to use it. Personally, I found it satisfying to watch the thing come together.My kitchen surfaces tend to accumulate things, making meal prep difficult. Having this surface dedicated to prep is great, as is having storage space for things specifically used in cooking right at hand. I love it. Cleaned up, it is sleek and neat. It can be moved out of the way between meals if desired.The cup hooks seem a little wobbly, but that wasn't an important feature for us.This is a very good solution to our kitchen's limitations at a good price.

Great for expanding any kitchen, be it as a side cart, island extension, or as an island.Overall, good. While it's not rock solid, it's definitely solid enough.Has a number of nice touches like the towel rack on one side, open storage on the other, foldable/top extention that actually sits pretty flush, the drawer, and wide under cabinet storage. Casters are smooth enough and two are locking.For the negatives. I point these out objectively but considering the price point, they're all fine by me:-The top is technically 'solid wood', but is engineered butcher block-like material. It's 'good' but not the best, but what I'd expect at this price point. While this is butcher block, I wouldn't recommend using it for actual butcher block type stuff.-This isn't as solid, heavy, or durable as say, an actual kitchen cabinet or high quality cart. It will hold a decent amount of weight but don't expect to be doing anything crazy on it.-The draw seems a bit shallow in depth but it is what it is.-The doors kind of slam. Soft close hinges would've been a nice touch.-I believe there were no bumpers included (for padding the drawer/door upon closing) which I added after.Other notes:-Assembly was okay. Not quite IKEA level of simplicity but I could follow along, took about 30-45 min I think-There were a number of extra pieces, some expected, some not but I'm certain everything I needed was in placeWas it worth it? Yes. Would I buy it again? Yes.

Steckdosenleiste passt nicht in Vorrichtung, um die 0,5 cm Unterschied.Die integrierten Steckdosen waren der Hauptgrund diesen Wagen zu bestellen.Schade

Exactly what I needed for my small kitchen space. Now I have more counter and storage space while adding a cute addition to the kitchen. I love it :) It took me about 2.5 hours to assemble.

Magnifique et pratique je recommande

First thing is I asked Rufus if this was self assembly; it says no, comes complete, plus the delivery instructions say to make sure there is a clear way for the item to be placed where you need it to be. NOT TRUE.It is self assembly and arrives in a large ish heavy box as you might expect.I'll update when I've assembled it but so far everything including the fixings are very good quality.Update: it is fairly easy to assemble. Some of the screws don't tighten properly but tight enough, just be careful not to over do it. The unit is extremely useful and a decent size without being huge. It looks good and am very pleased with it. Just what i required, good value.

Great island for the price! Wasn't too complicated to put together for 2 people. Nice to have the extended counter space & extra kitchen storage!