Yaheetech Kitchen Island Cart on Wheels with Bamboo Countertop, Rolling Serving Utility Trolley Cart with 3 Drawers, 3 Removable Shelves & Lockable Casters, Storage Cabinet for Dining Room, Bar, White

So many pieces, but honestly it has the most detailed instructions and GREAT labeling of those pieces. Made assembly so much easier. Still took a couple of hours but it is sturdy, perfect for the space with lots of storage space. Love this cabinet! Easy to move and very functional. Would definitely recommend. Very attractive.

It’s a really great kitchen cart. The wheels are a little funky to put on and it takes a minute to build but otherwise it’s a real great small space solution!. Great price for a sturdy product. It came with all the parts and the directions were easy enough to follow!

I bought this to use as a prep station for feeding my dogs. I store their medications, supplements and treats in the drawers. The shelves hold the milk bones cannisters. It was easy to assemble, the gray color is nice and the wheels work well for rolling wherever you need

Like the other reviews note, there are plenty of parts to put together, but it was surprisingly fun! Each piece fit well, with the holes in the right places. I was impressed by whomever designed this cart, kuddos to them!I knew the cart was small because of the dimensions, and it works in my space. Because of how cute it is, this could function in the kitchen or even in a bedroom or living room, anywhere really.There were some slight imperfections that I noticed, because I'm really detail-orientated but probably no one else would really notice. The cart does not wobble, but moves a little when using a chopping board, because of the wheels I suppose (locked-in). It would function well still without the wheels too if that's something you'd want. Overall I am very pleased.

I recently purchased a food dehydrator and needed a kitchen trolley cart to place it on. I have limited counter space so this cart seemed like a great option for my needs. It took my husband around 3 hours to put it together. He mentioned the instructions were well written. All the parts were there and fit into where they were suppose to go. The look of the cart itself is nice. I love the gray color and when I placed my pink appliances on the counter top it looked wonderful. The cart seems to be well made and is sturdy. I'm glad it has wheels so I can easily move it around if I need to. There is plenty of space for storage as I was able to place my waffle maker, dutch oven and mini slow cooker on the shelves. I plan to use the cabinets to place my spice jars and other small kitchen gadgets. I have had it for over a week now with no issues. Hopefully it will hold up well over time. If you are limited on space and on a budget this cart is a good choice and is a handy helper for storing your kitchen appliances.

Bought this a year ago. It’s great and was a wonderful value.

Great looking island, top looks like butcher block, drawers are sturdy. I purchased this after getting a large (very large) convection oven, larger than I thought and took up so much counter space. It took about 3 hours to put together and I’m a woman who isn’t all that handy! Some tips, lay out all your pieces, they are all marked. I didn’t run short on any of the hardware, and following it step by step, 17 of them, made it much easier. All in all, it’s a great value, looks more expensive than it was, I’m very glad I made this purchase!

Obviously this is not fine furniture quality but It is a pretty darn good piece for the money. It's a very nice looking unit and solid once you've got it put together. The vertical pieces are solid wood, although much of the rest is pressed particle board. It comes with a large number of pre-painted wood pieces and an enormous quantity of screws, bolts, nuts, pegs, and other assembly parts. The assembly instructions are largely pictorial but nonetheless clear. Taking the time to study the instructions carefully is important. The wood pieces and assembly parts are all accurately labeled and correspond perfectly with the instructions. In order to avoid the particle board from swelling if moisture gets in the seams, I painted the unpainted grooves in the particle board wood with polyurethane. Be warned that assembly is quite extensive. I'm pretty mechanically inclined and it still took me nearly 5 hours to put together, plus an additional 2 hours for painting the grooves in the wood. All the parts are well machined and everything fit together perfectly. Nothing was missing. I'm quite satisfied.