Yaheetech Kitchen Island Cart with 3 Drawers and 3 Shelves, Dark Gray

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.

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.

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.

This is an excellent coffee cart! I love how it looks in my kitchen and saves space on my counters. The top of this cart is large enough for a coffee maker & Kuerig. The shelving is great for coffee cups, filters, coffee canister & k-cups. The drawers are a plus for other items. While I love this cart I gave it 4 stars for instructions and time it took to put together…..3 hours!

Had this cart for while now and it’s still sturdy and no issues.

I really love my Kitchen Island Cart, it’s very sturdy, nice weight and I feel it will last longer than most things you buy these days. Putting it together took my hubby and I about over 2 hrs, but the instructions really did help. We took all the parts and laid them out in order & followed every page in the instruction book. Really helps if you have a small electric screwdriver. Also, the Allen & sm wrench are included. It’s all there and we really love it!

This is a *well made* cabinet-- all the holes are where they should be. The pieces fit together very, very, well. The instructions are sufficiently clear if you actually look at and follow them. Here are the caveats: there are a LOT of pieces, and this will take a LONG time to assemble. WITH power tools and all bits needed, and with a lot of experience behind me (two houses, six boats, a lot of furniture both knocked down, like this, and from scratch) it still took a full hour and a half to assemble. The other issue is material: this is not a **durable** piece of furniture. Built exactly the same way out of plywood, it would easily last a hundred years. Built, as it is, out of fiberboard, I imagine it could start to fail in as little as five years, though it might last ten or even longer-- we'll see. But this is NOT a durable piece of furniture. I needed something *this size* which is why I got it, and I needed it in a hurry. If you need something that you don't need for decades, sure, this is fine. It's a shame that so much effort went into precise manufacture of the individual pieces but the material used is mediocre.

I ordered this for my kitchen. I love that it comes on wheels. It's the perfect size for a small apartment. It was easy to assemble, but some of the pieces came slightly damaged. The cutting board top came chipped in a couple of places, and two of the plastic pieces that hold the drawers were cracked/broken. But it was easier for me to figure out a fix than to deal with the hassle of returning and reordering. I live in a walkup building without a doorman, and didn't want to lose another day staying home to wait for a delivery. Overall though, it looks nice, but it's pricey for the material. I'd rate it at a $60 value max.