Mind Reader 3 Tier Multipurpose Rolling Cart, Home Storage, Bar Cart, Microwave Stand, Utility Organizer, Metal, MDF, Brown

This little caddy is great. However, a little clarification on assembly. This actually has the item put together upside down, so the the bottom where the wheels screw in are at the top. Assembly is a straightforward process once this is conceptualized. The only thing missing that makes tightening everything up easier is a Phillips head screwdriver. Every thing arrived in new condition, and it was a breeze to put together. It has a multitude of uses. The wheels can flow freely or be locked in place, which is a testament to its adjustability. It has plenty of shelf space, too. It’s lightweight for its size but feels solid.

This is a great rolling cart for what I'm using it for, which is to put stuff on and move it around the kitchen/dining area to where I need it when I need it. it normally sits in a corner otherwise, where it's out of the way. Putting it together was a breeze, even for someone who doesn't' get around too well these days. I read the directions once and then assembled it in about 30 minutes. DON'T TIGHTEN ALL THE SCREWS AS YOU GO! Get them finger tight and then place the shelf on the floor to level it, without the rollers. You just put a little pressure on the top shelf and you'll feel it level, then hold it in place while you tighten all the bolts on one shelf to hold it in place, then tighten the other bolts. The rollers were the most annoying to put on because there's over an inch of thread on them and you have to use a little toy throw-away wrench they send to install them. You can't just screw them on, of course, because they swivel. The shelves just lay in the brackets when you finish. They are thin, about 1/2 inch, but very sturdy and beautifully finished on both sides, though I'm sure it's a laminate. I keep a bamboo placemat on mine so that I can place hot pans and dishes directly on it. I'm not sure how the finish would stand up to heat. All in all a great buy!

So far so good! It took me 20 minutes to assemble. I figured out the assembly by the diagram and common sense kicked iin after my second cup of coffee. 3 suggestions: #1 Make sure the long corner things are set up so that the flat end is at the bottom - this is where the wheels will be screwed in! #2 Make sure the metal shelve frames are set up where the wood slats can fall in - I set up one shelf upside down which will not let the wood shelve sit comfortably! Also, #3 Do not 100% tighten all the metal screws until the entire unit is put together. After inspection, just tighten them all! I set this up near my kitchen island and placed my HP printer on the middle shelf - perfect fit! So now the entire unit can fit neatly under my island! One negative - one of the holes did not line up so I could not screw in the screw - not a big deal. I just got a black zip tie and secured it. Also, I think it would be better if we can adjust the height of the shelves - this would take the manufacturer to just drill extra holes along the poles! Yes, I would recommend this!

I’ve been searching for a rolling shelf/cart that would properly fit my Silhouette, Cricut, and printer, and this one is exactly what I needed. Another crafter recommended it to me, and I’m so glad I went with this one. Most craft carts are way overpriced, but this one is very reasonably priced and works perfectly. One of my favorite features is that the shelves don’t have a lip, so vinyl feeds smoothly without catching — which is huge if you work with vinyl regularly. The cart is wide enough to fit both my Silhouette and Cricut comfortably, and the shelves are tall enough to hold the machines without feeling cramped. I plan to put my printer on the third shelf, and everything fits great. Assembly was super easy, the wood is nice quality, and I love that it has rolling wheels, so I can move it from room to room as needed. It’s sturdy, functional, and designed really well for crafters. If you’re looking for an affordable, practical craft cart that actually works for cutting machines, I highly recommend this one.

Pros: VERY easy to put together. Nice and sturdy once it's together. Not too big as to take up a lot of space. But big enough to be able to get quite a bit of stuff on it for storage. The boards are not real wood, but they look nice and you actually have to touch them to be able to tell they are not real wood. Cons: VERY easy to bend. One customer showed pictures of theirs being somewhat bent when they took it out of the package. In all reality it is so easy to bend you just bend it back with your fingers. So in that respect I was a little unsure of how it was going to work. You need to be careful when putting it together. AND I don't think you would want to man handle this thing or put something really heavy on it. But for craft supplies it is just perfect.

Excelente

This cart was just what I was looking for and I am pleased with the way it fits my needs. The thing I found was the instructions make it hard to assemble so I looked at all the pieces and did it my way. I assembled it by myself in 20, and that was with the help of the two dogs checking it out as I worked on it. My assembly process: I began putting it together by laying two of the side bars on the floor and adding a bolt through each of the holes facing up from the back side. I then added a cross bar fitting the bolts into the side bars I had previously set. I added the bolts to each side and the bottom and finger tightened the bolt on all four bolts. I repeated the process for all three cross bars, only finger tightening the nuts and bolts. I the added the remaining two side bars by dropping bolts through each of the holes facing up and added the bolts and finger tightening the nuts. Finally I added the remaining nuts and bolts to the sides. By only finger tightening I had some wiggle room to square up the entire piece. I then tightened down all the bolts using the enclosed wrench and a Phillips screwdriver. I screwed in the casters flipped it over added the shelves, and it was ready to load.

My rating is meh. Dont plan on putting a lot of weight on it. I dont understand why rolling carts are SO expensive, this is the cheapest one I could find at around $40 and it is made of very thin "metal" and partical board with a thin paper wood colored covering. I didnt notice until I had it all together that one of the legs is bent. That being said, it was all there and went together fairly easy. If your dexterity is not what it used to be probably have another set of hands close to help. All in all it looks fine, rolls well, and will work for what I need for how ever long it is that it holds up.

Out of the box, this was easy to open and to lay out on the floor and work out what piece goes where. The instructions are fairly standard for this type of flat pack product, consisting of diagrams which take a bit of looking at and thought but I didnt encounter any real problems. When assembled the unit in nice, sturdy and functional. All in all a great purchase

Exactamente como la imagen, muy bonita

O wow - this is so NOT worth the price - I paid it cheaper ( must have been some promotion) than it is now and still thought it was not worth it. The shelves were damaged already ( chipped, damaged when delivered) - and what was funny was that the sticker 'made in china' on one of the wooded panels pilled off the top color of the panel when removed. Wooden panels are easily damaged if used daily. The metal frame is solid at least.

Einfach aufzubauen. Allerdings passen alle Löcher nicht so 100%. Nichts besonderes, aber ok für den Preis.

This is a great and sturdy cart. I’m using it as a bar cart and it fits in the area really well. I’ve already got a second one in my cart. Highly recommend!