Hyper Tough Hyper Stack 3-Shelf Multi-Use 36" Commercial Utility Cart, 500 lb Capacity, Black

easy to assemble sturdy holds our freeze dryer nicely make for easy moving of unit could used a better method of holding top shelf on

Just what I needed to hold my tools when I work on my Harley or BMW X1 under the carport and then roll into the the covered patio

Everything went together well. Another set of hands would help, but not necessary. The only problem, and I mean HUGE, the screws that hold the legs to the table top striped. I had the proper phillips head bit. Everything else used Allen wrench bits. They should have used Allen head bolts to hold legs to table top.

I am a Walmart associate. My husband bought this rolling tool cart because it was inexpensive and holds up to 500 lb. he put it together and the only thing he didn't like about it is the way the top shelf goes on because there are screws that screw into the plastic and the screws do not go in all the way. the way the cart is built.. he gave this cart four stars for that reason. but otherwise it's a very nice cart.

Little difficulty putting it together. Self tapping screws are not self tapping screws. Unable to put screws in legs to keep top on. Had to buy screws and use a screw gun.

I am quite pleased with it, although I did discover that some screws were missing during assembly, which necessitated a trip to CityMill the following day. While this was a bit inconvenient, I still find myself enjoying it.

I liked assembling things better when instructions were more than just pictures. assembly was a real pain. I was hoping to use it as a cutting table but the way it's made there's really no place to clamp your object onto the table. I just recently moved and the table was very handy for helping me move large objects it really made up for the fact that I didn't have any manpower to help.

assembly instructions we not clear. fitment of parts leaves you second guessing if its actually put together correctly which makes you review the practically non existent instructions.

The hardware provided for assembly is the worst I've ever seen. Nuts AND bolts have coarse threads that have to be forced together, and the metal is so soft, the hex heads on the bolts and the nuts both warp when tightened so they get stuck in the wrenches. Tightening bolts for the middle tray are impossible to get 2 fingers on to tighten so the tray is never very secure unless held down by weight. I, personally, would look for better quality next time

The cart seems nice but whoever designed the assembly design should be fired. The screws that fastens the top of cart you'll never be able to screw them in because there isn't enough room for screwdriver to fit. I had to use my own screws in a different spot.