Freestanding Grill Cart with Sink and Cabinet, Movable Outdoor Cart Table with 304 Stainless Steel Sink, Outdoor Grill Cart, Outdoor Grill Station with Wheels, L35.4 x W24

Just the right size to fit under the covered portion of my deck. It is well made and looks nice with the stainless steel top. It was a little tricky putting together with some alignment issues. However, once I figured it out it went together easily. I like it so much that I'm looking at some of their other items for my growing outdoor kithcen/grill needs.

This was a great addition to our deck. Lots of storage and a great counter top. We mostly use it as a counter when grilling, very convenient. I also use it in spring for potting plants, but I put a piece of plywood on the top to protect it. It comes in really handy for parties, I especially like how easy it is to roll around the deck, I can easily move it to wherever I need it. It is well made and sturdy. It will be able to handle Midwest winters. We are very happy with it.

This is a great grill cabinet and addition to any outdoor kitchen. I bought it specifically to support a Ninja Woodfire grill and it fits perfectly on top of this very durable cabinet. I specifically chose this one as well because it was constructed of all metal parts versus some of the other brands that are plastic materials. Also, I love the cabinets versus a cart so that I can store grilling accessories and what not. Two minor complaints: 1. The spice holder at the bottom of the door doesn’t make much sense. It would be nice if this could be placed in other locations, like near the top. I’m getting old and I don’t want to bend all the way down to pick up my seasoning salt. 2. Though the anssembly instructions are very thorough, it should mention that you should wait until the end to tighten all of the fasteners.I made the error of tightening fasteners as I went. This created an issue when trying to align the side panels and back panels. If you’re a little smarter than me, and wait to tighten everything until the end, you will not have a problem. I’m looking forward to some warmer weather and using this as support for my new grill.

This grill cart seems well made but it is a challenge to put together--instruction pictures could be better--maybe be easier for young person to assemble--kinda hard for this old man to reach certain nuts and bolts to tighten lol just wanted to add after using it for about a month now is nice size for using a Ninja Woodfire XL grill --also has lots of storage for all my accessory B-BQ tools pellets etc I also had ordered a 24x24 heat resistant mat to place under grill --is perfect size

Easy to put together, really nice appearance and the gas burners work great.

We ordered multiple Feasto outdoor kitchen units through Amazon, and every single one arrived damaged and marked. It was obvious the items had been previously returned — poor packaging, loose components, worn screw holes, and fittings showing they’d been assembled and dismantled before. These were sold as new, not refurbished. Amazon’s “solution” was for us to de-construct and re-pack these massive units — the same ones that take hours to build — just so a courier could collect them. The amount of wasted time and disruption to our plans has been infuriating. We contacted Feasto customer service several times. They never replied, never acknowledged the issue, and took no accountability whatsoever. This is shockingly unprofessional for a company selling high-ticket outdoor products. After receiving yet another damaged replacement and still no response from Feasto, we’ve had enough. If you value your time, money, and sanity — avoid these products.

We bought two of these tables for our back covered porch, to set up a cooking/canning station and provide storage for my canning supplies. Every summer I process many batches of peaches, pears, pickles, and jams from our trees, and have been doing so on a makeshift table on top of a mini fridge. This cabinet is exactly what we were looking for, and two fit perfectly in the space we have. I had looked and looked in Amazon, and all I could find were resin ones. Then this popped up one day as a suggestion. These cabinets are all metal, with a stainless steel top. They are deep enough to hold my 20qt steam canning pot in its original box. I also put some other infrequently used kitchen appliances in there, like my bread machine. They have a paper towel hook and a tray that I use to hold a bottle of Windex. We had an electrician install two double-gang outlets on the house right above the top of these so I can plug in my two induction cookplates, plus anything else I might want to plug in if we have a party/BBQ. This setup is soooo much more functional than my previous one, and I couldn’t be more thrilled with these sturdy, nice looking cabinets. The price was quite good for the value. I live in a very dusty area so I also bought the recommended covers, which barely fit. I got 2 zippers for each cover so that I can install them on the front corners to make it easier to get them on and off, and also get access to things in the cabinets.

We just put it together. What a potential buyers should know. Many pieces came bent at corners and had to be bent back to fit together. There were a few dents in the metal sides and top of the unit. The screw holes on the side panels did not line up at all, which meant you needed brute force to pull the whole thing together to get the screws into the holes. One of the screws needed another size allen wrench that didn't come with it. If you want to use a typical size propane tank you will not be able to have the shelf inside. All in all, I think it will work fine to hold my Oonie pizza oven and house all the extra grill accessories inside. It's just cheaply made and not inspected before it's packaged.