Kitchen Island Cart w/Wood Top, Rolling Utility Trolley on Wheels with Storage Drawer, Shelves and Cabinet (White)

I've been looking for a microwave stand for a couple of years now. As is usually the case, they don't sell exactly what I want.There were a couple of items that steered me away from this item quite a few times before I finally decided to buy it. Firstly, I really hate open shelves especially in the kitchen. I shouldn't need to elaborate on that. I just find it odd that some people actually want them.Secondly, I really did not want to put it together. I don't have any fondness for assembling pre-fabricated furniture. I'd rather go get my teeth cleaned.I kept coming back to it, though, because it was the perfect size, and I finally decided that my set of mixing bowls could go on one of the shelves and not look too terrible. At this point, 24 hours after assembly, I'm glad I did.First, I didn't expect the assembly to be easy. I identified two points in the assembly that might cause problems. One was that one of the dowel screws would be inaccessible once it was time to insert that dowel, and sometimes you have to wiggle them a little to get the screw to go in. Well, out of 8 (I think) of these bad boys, the only one that I had trouble with was one that was inaccessible later in the assembly.I also identified step 14, which should have essentially been broken down into four steps so that better pictures could be provided. When I got to that point in the assembly, I sat staring at the pictures for a good five minutes trying to figure out when to add the bottom of the drawer. It didn't seem to be anywhere in the instructions, but it is there, well hidden, in step 14. This could be a second place where someone might need to back up and disassemble part of the unit to get it right.Overall, the assembly wasn't too bad, though I did give myself 24 hours to cool off before posting the review. I'm positive I had a different answer last night, but in the end, I only had one minor "defect" where I had to devise something to get two holes to line up. Except for, of course, step 14. I spent about an hour and fifteen minutes on the rest of the assembly. If step 14 would have gone right, I would have been done in an hour and 20 minutes. Except it didn't go right, and I spent another hour and 15 minutes on step 14. So be careful of step 14 if you buy this. No matter how hard I started at that picture, I couldn't figure out which way to put the tracks on the drawer. I also don't have the best eyesight in the world, but the fact is that I just couldn't tell how they were supposed to go on from the picture, and I didn't have any other drawers like that in my home to use for reference.The end result is really sturdy. I need to adjust the magnet because it holds the door closed too tightly. You can pull the stand around the house by the knob on the door, so that's another thing that potential buyers should be wary of. It's an easy fix. Just move the magnet back a hair.I have a rather large microwave, and it fits neatly on top of this with very little room to spare. I knew that would be the case when I bought it, and I'm glad to see it held true. It ended up being the exact same color of white as the rest of my cabinets, too. All in all, it was a pretty big win.I do recommend two people for assembly especially for step 4, where you have to line up a lot of dowels and holes, and the unit isn't yet very sturdy at that point. A second set of hands can really cut down on some time and frustration on that step.

Bought this for my mom for Christmas. Went to put it together 2 days ago, found that I was sent an extra of one of the pieces (the piece that connects directly to the underside of the bamboo top) and shorted a key piece, the one that sits directly under the pull out drawer. Since I was already partially through putting it together, I used the extra #8 to set it up. I then contacted customer service to see if I could be sent the correct piece. They replied within hours to let me know they were reaching out to their supplier and listed some options. I replied that I didn't want to return it if possible. Cx service got back to me that the product wasn't in stock. They advised could return it or they could give a partial refund, I took the refund. I've used white duct tape for now but going to look for something to use instead.As far as construction.. couple of the picture guides were confusing but I got it put together in about 2 & ½ hours, with the Macgyver work on the wrong piece.I included pics of the mentioned pieces, as well as the duct tape 😂

Looks great but had to use wood screws instead of their screws because top was warped. For the price it’s worth it. Took about 2 hrs as directions were small diagrams with no words

This fit perfectly into my space. I originally had a microwave on top and placed the keurig on the side bottom shelf. Hence why the second shelf is missing in my picture. Assembly was easy since all the pieces were labeled and the smaller hardware pieces were placed in separately labeled small plastic bags. All the pieces aligned perfectly and if you can assemble ikea furniture pieces, then assembling this cart will feel similar. For the price, the quality is great. The only thing that might be slightly flimsy is the bottom base board inside the cabinet. I probably wouldn’t put anything too heavy on that. But the top shelf is solid. Overall, very happy with this purchase.

To the creators...your moms a hoe. This thing is the cutest piece of crap that I have ever seen. The wood splits if you breath on it wrong. The directions are trash, and it’s just an all around pain.But it’s cute if you finally get it assembled correctly which is highly unlikely. I did need to rig it a little from time to time but it works. The ONLY reason it received 3 stars is because I like the way it looks.

Suits my needs just right. Easy to move. Doesn't feel like it is going to break.My only disappointment was that the base of the bottom shelf inside the drawer is very thin and feels like it won't hold much weight. Looks nice.The instructions were detailed enough to put it together, but you do need to set aside some time for construction because there are a lot of steps.

My husband put the million pieces together and for him that wasn’t an issue. He complained at how incredibly low quality the product is. Some of the “shelves” where you’re supposed to store things are literally a piece of cardboard and he warned me not to put anything slightly heavy on that bottom shelf. Or in the drawer. Anyway I literally didn’t put anything in the cart yet. We have been using it to put the coffee maker on top. Well less than a week later and the top has 2 CRACKS!!!! I contacted seller but nothing yet. I don’t know what to do with this piece of garbage. I just wanted my kitchen to be more organized. But what good is it if you can’t use this thing! Anyway I advice you guys to save a little more money and get a better quality cart.

I shopped at multiple locations around town before ordering online. This cart is exactly what I expected for the price. I bought cute pulls for the drawer/door at Hobby Lobby to make it a little more unique. The directions were in the very bottom of the package, which was a pain for my husband, but still was able to get it together fine. Perfect for our coffee maker/cups, lots of storage space. Looks great in our kitchen.