Mainstays Rolling 4-Tier Metal Laundry Cart, White

best value I've found! after hunting for over 30 minutes for a storage solution for my tiny tiny bathroom I found this rolling cart. I was sceptical based on price and materials but choose it anyway based on delivery dates and my budget. I am happy to report, it is a sturdy little rack! I'm makeshifting it as a countertop/closet like a normal bathroom has. I am very happy with the results, now my stuff it organized and I'm able to get to it without digging in a milk crate also, I have a little floor space back (mere inches but hey! better than nothing)

This is a very handy cart. The nice thing about it is you can take the baskets off and lay it flat. Assembly and disassembly is simple. So when we travel to Florida we can easily take it with us. I use it for holding shoes and other items. It works great.

EXACTLY as described, and even better in hand, I love it! VERY useful and sturdy rolling trolley! Heads up, it takes some pressure to push the casters/wheels in place, but that's good, just listen for the click! The whole design of this product is simple yet clever, great design!!! DO consider height BETWEEN shelf baskets though, there is only so much room, you have 6" of clearance BETWEEN the shelf baskets, and then another 2" of depth IN the basket, for a total of 8" of VERTICAL clearance once an item is IN the basket. Inside useable "floor" space is about 8.5" X 15.25" :)

Needed help transferring food from stove to fridge to table to microwave This is perfect Light weight Rolls great Transferred big pot of beef n noodles from stove to fridge. Perfect Too heavy for me to handle Bought it after spilling sm. bowl of hot soup from microwave to table. About 2 ft apart It says for laundry But its great in kitchen Bought another for laundry

I'm using it to organize things. I like that its light weight and can be moved around. It was easy to assemble. My only complaint is that I wish the shelf tray sides went straight down so that the shelf footprint was the same size as the cart footprint. The slanted sides is wasted space.

This little storage cart is just the thing I needed to efficiently corral the bottom of my extra room closet. Now all my linens are carefully folded or rolled, and I can easily find a blanket, a quilt or another set of pillows and they're all stored up off the floor staying clean and ready for the next use. Thank you, WalMart.

I now have three in the house. Light and rolls easily. Inexpensive. I have a fairly large shower and bought one to keep inside on one end for hand washables, etc. I throw washed clothes or whatever on the rack(s), rinse with the hand shower nozzle, walk away and let it drip. Stays clean and works great. Plan to spray it down with cleaner on occasion. Easy to remove and hide in the closet if I need to.

As long as you're not going to be putting anything heavy on the shelves this should do. The shelf metal is thin and would warp easily. I paid $44 for my first one and $48 for the second one, any more than $50 and I wouldn't say it was worth the price. The other parts, hinges, legs, wheels seem sturdy enough.

This is the worst thing I have ever purchased. It literally will not stand up by itself. It has to lean against something on both sides. I bought this to use as storage because my kitchen is super small and I don't have much storage. Please don't waste your money on this trash item.

The manufacturer's directions did not work re putting the baskets in place because they said that part A should have the wire INSIDE to attach the baskets. But when that didn't work after many, many tries, I decided to try putting the baskets in place with part A's wire OUTSIDE, and that did work. However, I could not attach the casters by turning the "wheel" encircling the casters because that got me nowhere, so I ended up using shipping tape to attach the casters instead. What the manufacturer should have done was provide threaded casters that easily could be screwed in by hand. Even though I've sometimes had to improvise when assembling other things, this product was my worst assembly experience not only due to having to do the opposite of the directions re putting the baskets in place, but also because I should not have had to tape the casters in place if the manufacturer had provided threaded casters instead.