Hyper Tough 3-Tier New Multipurpose Rolling Cart, Black Color, 495lbs Load Capacity

Bought several. (Elderly w/ mobility frustrations). Have three? and I want another, but the wife said I have too many now. These come in handy, mobile home work station %26 file boxes, occasionally used kitchen appliance staging, my packing/shipping Supply cart for eBay selling, mobility aid in the house for moving objects %26 laundry baskets around without trying to carry. Now, ALL OF THAT CLUTTER is quickly utilized, then parked out of the way for next time. H.D. quality wheel casters so they roll about effortlessly in the direction you want with fully rotating bearings on each, unlike finicky cheap junk. Love my wife, but I'm still going to find a great excuse to get another. Maybe one for when I grill and outside cook like those Japanese hibachi grill cooks do?..humm.

It was unwieldy to put together but extremely sturdy once assembled. Much more heavy duty than the others that I bought. I would have liked the shelves to have been able to be reversed. with the "lip" on the top side. Over all it is a really nice heavy duty rolling shelf.

I got this cart to set up my paint sprayer on the top shelf, short middle shelf for tools %26 accessories and the bottom shelf is where I put the large 5 gallon paint container. The sprayer hoses are able to pass through the shelves. Not perfect but it does get the job done.

I purchased this cart to sit small appliances on and to free up some counter space. It seems sturdy. I like the hooks and towel holder. Great to store extra pots/pans on the bottom. Assembly was easy enough. It did not take long. The directions are almost worthless. It suggests 2 people to assemble, I did it alone in less than an hour from unboxing to being assembled.

You need one of these! I have a tiny galley kitchen (like a hallway) this cart is great because it has two open shelves, and a bottom basket so you can clear off your counter and still have easy access to your stuff plus you can roll it to where you need it(the fridge, the sink, an outlet?) There are locks in two of these wheels when you want to use it as more counter. And yes, it is sturdy. I toss my water cases on top.

Surprisingly sturdy and just the right size, was just what I was looking for. I have a small apartment kitchen, so I was looking for something to hold extra dry pantry goods and maybe offer enough counter space for one appliance, ideally mobile so I could rearrange if needed. Shelves are adjustable, top rack sits almost level to my countertop. I did pick up a cutting board from the thrift store to give it a solid top, really the only change I'd make to it. Top rack holds my rice cooker with enough space to move it around a bit. Second shelf is tall enough for cereal boxes and deep enough to store cup noodle behind. basket on the bottom rack can hold a whole 32 pack of bottled water with ease. I know the title says 495 lbs load capacity, but I honestly doubted that when putting it together, but it holds up better than expected. There's even enough room to store containers or more bottled beverages underneath the basket. The handles and hooks on the side give me the extra easy access I was looking for. Plenty of room for towels to hang over the handle, and my go to spatula, tongs and oven mitt rest on the hooks. I actually have a little cooling rack hooked on there first, works as a nice little wall boxing in the second shelf. Stays in place when wheels are locked, easy to move when they're not. Good value for money that can easily be repurposed for various storage situations. Assembly required, but if you can follow instructions you shouldn't have too much trouble. Once you understand how it all fits together, you can adjust the height and placement of the shelves and basket as you like.

I have put together other things with similar assembly details. It's easy. You must push down firmly or tap the shelves down to ensure things stay together. Before you place shelves, think about what you want to put on the shelves to determine the height. It's a pain to deconstruct it to adjust the shelves. Think first! I bought a fairly large tool box and the top shelf was perfect for it... i measured. It's cheaper that a tool cart and works fine. the other shelves have hand tools on them. It's perfect for the garage Five stars

This is an assembly nightmare. I don't know if I have a defective product or what, but getting the shelves onto the plastic clips on the poles was an almost impossible feat. The bottom shelf went on fine, but the top 2 shelves will not fit onto the sleeves like they should. I got them on "well enough" for what I need, but they're definitely not on as tightly as they should fit. I even took it apart and tried assembling it upside from the directions, hoping that would help, but it doesn't work that way either.

I could not get this assembled. The 4 poles at the corners are actually 8 poles that are tapped and threaded and they screw together. I could get three full corner poles screwed together, but the last 2 pieces would not screw together, so It went back to the store.

This would have been a great cart (especially for the discounted price I paid) had it not been damaged beyond repair when it arrived. Unfortunately, one of the corners of the basket was completely split through so that it was not going to clamp down on the bar stoppers. Also, one of the shelves had minor bends in the weaving wires. Glad I was able to return it. I chose something else completely different. Best of luck if you decide to give it a chance.