TUFFIOM Plastic Service Utility Cart with Wheels, 550lbs Capacity, Heavy Duty Tub W/Deep Shelves, Multipurpose Rolling 3-Tier Mobile Storage Organizer, for Warehouse Garage Industrial Cart

We have a small house with almost no cabinet space. I bought this cart to hold my microwave and food items. I absolutely love it. It is heavy duty and very sturdy. I can move it around whenever I need to do so. Looks great too! Since the top has sides to it, I had my husband screw a board on top of it so we could put the microwave on it and still open the microwave door. We split the board in half and put hinges on it, so it makes a little hidden storage area under the microwave. Great product!

Needed a multi-level utility cart for cleaning items and tried this one out. You need a philips screwdriver and I believe a 15mm socket with extension to assemble (not included). Instructions and part list are the same single (only) sheet that comes with it. You have to visualize because there is no step by step. 16 bolts and 12 screws are all there is for hardware other than a rod, I am not sure where to put. Took twenty minutes but would have been faster if I started in the right direction. I recommend to start from the top tray down to the wheels. Top tray gets the four corners (that seal the holes) that have a lip and the huge handle. Place the top tray face down on your work surface, add the 12 screws to the four pillars, On the middle tray, Mount the four corners without a lip first. Place the middle tray in the middle section of the four pillars. It "floats" and will tighten up when you mount the bottom tray. The bottom tray them mount to the end of the pillars. Place four bolts per corner from the top side to the bottom and put the wheels on the bottom through the bolts. Add a washer and a nut to the end and tighten. Be sure to put the two wheels that swivel on the end with the handle. I'm buying a second, maybe a third for the garage.

This is a very sturdy cart that has many uses around the house and garage.The cart is easily put together and expect years of service from the cart.

The cart is sturdy and great for holding art supplies, or whatever you are putting on there. The directions are horrible, however. There are no words, just pictures and numbers. The numbers next to the pictures of parts for identifying which parts go with which number, don't match up to the numbers in the diagram showing steps of assembly at all. The diagrams showing steps to assembly are too small to see exactly what is meant. Then on the back of the directions is a "blown up" view of how to assemble, which is actually the most helpful part of the directions, but even there, the numbers don't match up to the parts diagrams, and it is still hard to see where parts go. Additionally, there is nothing anywhere about where to put which kind of wheels, so figure that out on your own. That being said, even I could assemble it with some jumbling around, and I am not handy at all. Once I got it done, it was great. They just need to fix the directions, or maybe just throw them out.

Went together very easily and the screws were a size that's consistent with durability. I will beat the hell out of this cart like I do with all my tools. It looks like it will take it so I'm not worried. Wasn't thrilled about $160.00, but the others I saw had thinner legs and were obviously not going to last.

The cart is very nice, exactly what I was expecting.Pay close attention to step 1 of assembly instructions, which corner beams go where. They marked L and R. They will fit in any position of the base shelf, but when you get to the last step, attaching the top the screws wont line up because the screw pattern is not symetrical and you will end up taking the cart completely apart and starting over. Oops my bad!

Easy to assemble and works well.

For the price an outstanding deal, it's pretty sturdy and maneuverable. My only complaint is with the assembly directions. You need a 14 metric wrench to tighten the nuts for the wheels. The side columns (legs) have a left and right side it matters where it goes.