Suncast DCP2000 Portable Outdoor Prep Serving Grill Station Table and Cabinet

Great on the back porch, as it holds all those extras so you don't have to keep going back into the house. By the grill, it's top holds food platters or spices/sauces where they are handy. Wheels allow us to roll the supplies out to the fire-pit, to be handy there as well. Very sturdy and just clicks together.

This cabinet was exactly what I was looking for and at a great price. It was easy to put together, has convenient drop down side tables, and seems to be solidly built.

Easy to assemble and well made with lots of storage space. Reasonably priced and nicer design compared to others I looked at. Very happy with this cart.

The tray that goes inside, I didn't understand how you put that in. I thought it fit like a drawer, but but I just I just didn't understand it so it was just sitting there on the shelf of the inside.

Cabinet prep station instructions at first we're confusing. After a bit things fell into place. Was a matter of understanding instructions. I am very happy with prep station, a very practical product.

I received a pellet burning smoker/grill for my birthday. It was an awesome and generous gift. The one thing I noticed right off the bat was no side counter space. The second issue was a convenient storage place for the bags of wood pellets. The Suncast Patio Cabinet and Prep Station was the most practical solution I could find at anything close to a reasonable price. It serves both functions perfectly with plenty of room left over for other accessories. The design is quite ingenious in that there are only four nuts in the entire assembly and they hold the handles on the doors. The entire thing snaps together and forms a pretty ridged structure considering the plastic composition. It is designed to shed water at all of the connection points short of a frontal blast of hard wind blown rain. Speaking of wind, if you don't want to go looking for it in your neighbors yard you'll need to put some weight in the bottom of it as it is fairly light. The assembly was quite easy once you figure out the instructions. It is actually pretty intuitive and the instructions are only needed to get the order of things in the assembly. All in all I'm pleased with it and it meets my needs. I wish the top was made a bit heaver as it is just plastic but it will serve me well as long as I remember the hot pads.

Love that I now have some storage space on my new patio. It rained hard for a few days & the inside was dry. <3

This is the first thing I am rating and NOT recommending. Already putting it together I could tell it was of poor quality. But put together (less than 30 minutes) it works and fills its/a function. The doors can be a bit tricky but they work. But, and this is unacceptable, after the first hot day in May, maybe 85 in the sun, the top warped. Now I can't even put a cutting-board on top as it will be seesawing on the bulge. See picture.

I love Suncast products, but I suspect this is not an item that they are proud of. This table is no where near the quality of Suncast cabinets, storage benches, deck boxes, or sheds, all of which I own. The doors in particular are flimsy, and it's the only Suncast item I own that allows rain to pass through the doors every time. It's way, way overpriced for what it is, and it is the only Suncast product that I own that is overpriced. I though for almost $200 something this small from Suncast would be more robust. It's like a Suncast knockoff honestly. Disappointing.

This unit was very f;flimsy and broke just trying to assemble it. Great design but trying to cut costs ended up making it an inferior product. I have several other SunCoast products and they are great. I was sad to see this product the way it was. I returned it and am now looking too see what else I can use.