- 5 stars: 13 (72%)
- 4 stars: 4 (22%)
- 3 stars: 1 (6%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
Metal cart of this quality usually costs more. Assembly is the only tax you pay. Would buy again.
Studio apartment. Every centimeter matters. This gave me a full column of storage without eating any usable floor space.
First one went in the kitchen gap, worked so well I put a second in the closet for shoes and cleaning supplies. Same footprint, different job.
My laundry area gets humid and steel usually starts spotting. Nothing so far, coating seems well applied at the welds too.
Obvious once you think about it but worth saying: at 16cm deep, tall boxes of cereal sit sideways. Plan for bottles and cans. For that it's ideal.
The reason I wanted wheels. Pull the whole thing out, sweep, roll it back. My last shelf unit meant moving everything by hand.
Not even a kitchen use - it's holding books and remotes beside the couch. Anywhere you have a narrow gap this thing earns its spot.
Chose white to blend with the cabinets and it disappears in the gap. Coating is even and hasn't chipped where things bump it.
Three wheels spin great, one was stiff out of the box and needed a bit of working in. It loosened up after a week. Otherwise the cart is exactly as described and well made.
Went for the tallest one and filled it - snacks, dry goods, baking supplies, all in a strip of floor 16cm wide. Vertical storage is underrated in a small kitchen.
My old one bowed under the weight of canned goods. This steel frame doesn't flex at all with the same load. Worth the extra money.
No complaints about the structure at all, very sturdy carbon steel. The matte black just shows every speck of dust in my sunny kitchen. Quick wipe fixes it, minor gripe.
Beside the toilet in a gap I thought was useless. Towels, TP, spare bottles. My guests keep asking where I got it.
I expected something this thin to be tippy. It isn't - the frame is rigid and weight sits low. Loaded top to bottom and it doesn't sway when I roll it.
Sits in the 20cm gap between the washer and wall. Detergent, dryer sheets, stain spray, all vertical instead of stacked on top of the machine.
Solid metal and the finish is nice, but the 5-tier took me about 25 minutes with all the shelves and wheels. Instructions are diagrams only. Once built it's rock steady.
Pulled it out fully loaded with cans and bottles, no sticking, no tipping. Locked the front wheels and it stays put. Better than the plastic one I had that dragged.
I measured 17cm between the fridge and the wall and figured nothing would fit. The 16cm 4-tier went in with room to spare. Now it holds all the pantry overflow that used to live on the floor.