Plastmeccanica Tea Trolley, White

When the box arrived I thought it was empty this thing is so light. You'll need a hammer to give a gentle tap so the legs go in for a snug fit. It's good but not indestructible. The wheels are a little fragile being all plastic. But suits my needs to have a table hold a cup.

I love it! It’s small and easily rolls around on my wood floors to wherever I need it. Most of the time it’s next to one of my chairs, but I also use it when sitting or laying on the sofa. The raised edges lessen chances of spilled drinks hitting the floor when pets or kids are roaming around. I put a basket on the bottom to hold pen, paper, and whatever else. It’s well made and a bit pricey, but worth it. If it was a little less expensive I’d buy more! Before buying pay attention to measurements - it’s perfect for my use but it may be smaller than one might expect.

One wheel kept coming off. Top kept coming away from a post. A wheel just snapped in half. I could glue it but it won't roll anymore. Not a month after the return window closed. Sometimes I feel like I am just renting Amazon stuff. I was keen to use it because of the checkerboard pattern on the top. Now no hors d'oeuvres chess pieces. Too bad.

I ordered the three tier to house my Instant pot, air fryer and Ninji drill. However the second and third tier are too small to accomodate. The middle tier will have to be deleted if you want to add another.

This is a cute table good sturdiness for what it is, handy and good for small spaces. Pay attention to the measurements. The people who gave low ratings I believe didn't pay attention that this is a small item. I'm mobility impaired this is great for rolling dinner or coffee & snack from the kitchen

Plastic, but functional. I needed storage for my Instant Pot & accessories. Unfortunately, the pictures showed three tiers. I was disappointed to receive only two. I did read the description but it was unclear. It was easy to assemble, though. Fortunately, my sewing machine & I can create a cover for the whole thing. Three tiers would have made this rolling cart perfect for me. I would have bought more to roll into the pantry.

Hey, let's not expect a $200 piece of furniture here; but what we have is a nice, lightweight little plastic cart that's well worth the asking price. It's easy to assemble(tip; angle the tab side of the handles in)and easy to move to wherever you need it.Problem is, once you have it, you may find more uses for it than you thought. I happened to put it together next to my computer and decided to leave it there. It could be handy and help save unwanted food or drink from landing on my keyboard. Well, it's not expensive, is it?Ideas are flooding in for this little guy. Kitchen? Dining room? Bedroom? Living room? Garage? Patio? Heck, what about a place to put your lemonade (or whatever) while watching the view from your front porch?

My wheels broke easily BUT it fits in my spot better without them. It isn’t very sturdy but great for my insta pot to tuck under my table.