Shintenchi Kitchen Island Cart with Storage,Rolling Kitchen Island Storage Cabinet,Side Table on Wheels with Worktop,3 Open Shelves and 3 Drawers for Kitchen,Dinning Room, Black

I moved into a townhouse that had about half the cupboard and counter space that my house had. I also had stools that I gained in the move but no high-top table to go with them. This rolling Island solved these two problems.Assembly was straight-forward and easy to follow. There were a couple of times I had to look at the step more than once to get perspective but overall was fine. I question a couple of the fittings but they just "seem" to be easier to break. It also would have been nice to have an option for which side the towel bar is.Now I have a place to store more kitchen items and make my life a little more organized. The drop-leaf top is a good size (maybe a little tight for the two stools). The hinges feel sturdy and the brace to keep the leaf up is solid.This island has been a great add to my kitchen to solve my storage needs.

If you're fairly handy with a screwdriver, this is not that difficult to assemble, but very time consuming (several hours). I had none of the problems with lining things up that others have reported.Also the package is very heavy, so if you have to bring it up stairs, be sure you have help. Once put together, it is attractive, and sturdy enough.

Honestly, I’m surprised how sturdy and solid this is for the price. Assembly is relatively easy but does take a little coordination. Product intentionally includes extra screws and fasteners which is nice. The quality of the product is better than I expected. The lower shelves easily store 6 of my countertop appliances. Very functional and a useful addition to my kitchen.

It has a lot of space in the cupboards as well as the drawers. Tons of tabletop room and very easy to put together. Definitely recommend!!!

The fit of this was perfect for my living situation! The directions were easy to understand, but beware it does not come with a screwdriver (just an Alan wrench). Before purchasing I too read through many reviews worried I’d receive damaged or incorrectly cut/drilled pieces. I’m happy to report everything was correct and although I built it with my significant other I am confident I could have by myself. Putting the top of the counter on was tricky but just make sure the back boards are fully popped in and aligned in the pre drilled grooves.It is sort of top heavy with nothing inside but that could be because I have it on carpet.. anyway, I highly recommend this kitchen island, it came 4 days sooner than expected!

That was built wrong. It was all backwards missing screws missing parts waste of money do not buy this product. You gonna regret it and when time to try to ship the product back they want you to pay for shipping and shipping could be over $100 do not buy this product, no kidding me is terrible

This table/work station provides ample space for an air fryer and a rice cooker, but assembling it, especially on my own, was irritating hard work. The main problem was the so-called barrel bolts which essentially require that the user mesh a bolt that moves freely and a screw without being able to see the bolt or the end of the screw that is supposed to fit into the bolt. In the two instances when I succeeded, each required 15 nasty minutes. At that point I realized that a quarter inch dowel with thick glue would do the job, so I found bamboo dowels (very strong) on Amazon and used a sticky wood glue that helps to hold the dowels in place. The remaining joints were fitted in a few minutes not counting drying time. The other assembly problem was the top which attaches with five or six screws. Doing this without assistance is very difficult because all the screws must fit in the holes in the top and the top is quite large and heavy and it is difficult to see all the screws at once. I managed it while mashing my index finger, but it would have been much easier and less painful with someone to help. Barrel bolts should be banned by the Geneva Convention. Once assembled this thing looks just the way it does on Amazon. It is quite attractive and functional. Also, the instructions were clear.

Overall quite nice. Works for my space. Not perfect but pretty good.MeasurementsMeasurements described were pretty close. The main top itself was 39.75" x 15.75" but overall space required is more to include the towel bar and hinged leaf, I would say minimum 41.2" x 16.7". Forgot to measure the size with leaf.Quality- There were some imperfections mainly in the painting. Some minor portions did not have paint which I show in the pictures.- Most of the side walls seem like MDF. The cabinet backing is a thinner material with some flex but pretty sturdy. Definitely way better than Ikea bookshelf backing but not as rigid as plywood. Maybe still MDF or other compressed material?- Table top is heavier than the rest of the cabinet and feels solid. The laminate looks good and is smooth. Not sure what is under the laminate.- The drawer bottoms seem like the same material as the cabinet backing. See above description for cabinet backing.- Cabinet doors use spring popup plastic pins that snap into placement holes (see pictures). They are not metal hinges and are not spring loaded nor soft close. The doors themselves are light weight and held shut with a magnet.- Towel bar is solid metal. Cold to the touch. Has heft.- Five rollable caster wheels. One on each corner and one in the center. Two of the caster wheels have brakes. They suggest placing those on opposing corners but all wheel placement holes are the same.Practical- The cabinet shelf is not adjustable and held in place with cam bolts.- Leaf extends with a single solid bar under the leaf that you pull out.- Takes roughly 3 man hours to assemble (1 person for 3 hours).