3 Tier Rolling cart, Utility Storage Cart with Hanging Basket, Easy Assemble Art Cart Craft Organizer for Office, Home, Kitchen, Classroom (White)

For my purposes, very lightweight, this little cart is a dream. Even with disability, I snapped it together in less than 5 minutes. Please be aware it is very lightweight, not like metal carts I have, but very adequate for my purposes. It's cute too!

I gave this card to my granddaughter for her beading crafts. She loves it she loves a little containers that will hold her Clippers and it was very very easy for me to put together

This is so far one of my favorite purchases from Amazon.

So I got this cart to use in the laundry room so that I could repurpose the cabinet for canning supplies. I personally am going to be rethinking that plan. I was able to put the cart together in 5 minutes, no tools required. However, even after reverifying that everything was snug and that the rods were inserted all the way, the cart still felt...a bit wobbly. This did not improve much after adding some weight to it. It wasn't terribly wobbly, but not sturdy enough that I feel comfortable putting laundry supplies in it long-term.The wheels additionally are made of plastic, and while this typically isn't an issue, one of the wheels did not turn well, causing the cart to pull to one side when pushed (even with both brakes off).I am considering repurposing the cart to house seedlings for the garden, or even just some small flowering plants. I think it would be fine for that, and I can add in some lights, if necessary, under the shelves.

Wow! They aren't kidding when they say this rolling cart is easy to assemble! I'm in no way handy, and I was able to put it together in under 30 minutes WITH NO TOOLS REQUIRED!! (Not even our old friend the Allen wrench!) The directions sheet and diagrams were perfectly clear and understandable. The only two things that slowed me down were my own fault for not paying attention to the diagrams.A couple of things to note -1) There is a baggie with six white end caps that go in the ends of the metal poles. Note that two of the caps are shorter and do not have holes in the ends, and the other four are longer and have holes in the bottoms. The longer ones go on the bottom basket - the holes are where you will put the rolling wheels near the end. The two shorter caps will go in the top basket on the closed side. (The handlebar goes on the open end of the top basket.)2) Notice that there are four wheels - two of these are a bit more elaborate because they have the built in parking brakes, and go on the same front side of the bottom basket.I photographed the finished cart with a few bottles and jars to give an idea of size. This isn't particularly heavy duty plastic, so use judgement when considering the weight of what you're stacking in the baskets.The green and white color scheme is attractive to me. It couldn't be easier to put together. The price point makes it a great value. And it makes things very convenient moving things from point A to point B.Highly recommended!

This cart is ok but somewhat on the cheap side. It is entirely made out of plastic so that is somewhat expected. It was easy enough to put together and serves its’ purpose. For us we use it to hold our kids learning books and activities. I would not buy this again though as there are far better options available.

I really like this handy little rolling cart. It went together without the need for directions - it was so easy. There is a utensil holder that can fit at any shelf level interchangeably. The only thing I didn't realize at first when the cart wouldn't roll, is that 2 of the wheels have locks/brakes on them. So I made sure those were together on the correct side. In my case, the locking wheels are useful because I'm starting seeds, putting some potted plants on the shelves with gardening supplies, and then moving them between different places inside and outside depending on the weather and sunlight exposure needed, such as a small greenhouse we have and an area near our deck where the walk is uphill so the cart won't roll away if you are stopped to work. This cart is very versatile. It is also great for loading it up with office work or kids school work or art supplies and then being able to port it around the house since we all often do projects in different areas - sometimes the kitchen, or the office, or the family room. I imagine it would also be useful in shared circumstances like for students or roommates to store their towels, shower supplies, and cosmetics and just roll the whole thing into the bathroom whenever they need it, then take it back to their private bedroom area.

This is a fantastic rolling cart and incredibly easy to assemble. My daughter was able to assemble it for me in less than 10 minutes. The instructions come with clear diagrams to show where each piece goes. It comes with everything you need to put it together without the need for any tools. The rolling cart is lightweight, but it appears to be sturdy. It also has two brakes to help keep it from moving around and a handle for easier navigation. There are holes on the bottom of the bins. I'd keep that in mind just in case anything were to spill into the bins.I don't know what the weight limit is for each basket, but I am going to use mine to help organize a travel trailer since it is a decent size. It will hold our bath towels, toilet paper, and some hygienic products. There is a compartment holder on the top basket that can hold a variety of items. This would make a fantastic craft or office cart. If someone has access to a Cricut machine, you could create decals to place on the outside of the basket bins.Overall, I am really pleased with this product. I don't know about its long-term durability, but I will update as time goes on. I will also update with pictures soon.