Yaheetech Kitchen Island Cart on Wheels with Bamboo Countertop, Rolling Serving Utility Trolley Cart with 3 Drawers, 3 Removable Shelves & Lockable Casters, Storage Cabinet for Dining Room, Bar, White

Great product! Looks good and doesn't take up space.

Cute stand for my parents independ living apartment. Not too hard to assemble. Great for a small kitchen space

This is a sturdy little cart. I love it. I would have given it 5 stars but it came with a gouge on the top. It didn't take a super long time to put together, but after getting it together and ready to put the top on, I wasn't going to take it all apart again because of the gouge. It wasn't from shipping because it was packed well, but had to have happened in the factory. Either way, it's still very useful and I covered it up by setting a microwave on top.

Great looking island, top looks like butcher block, drawers are sturdy. I purchased this after getting a large (very large) convection oven, larger than I thought and took up so much counter space. It took about 3 hours to put together and I’m a woman who isn’t all that handy! Some tips, lay out all your pieces, they are all marked. I didn’t run short on any of the hardware, and following it step by step, 17 of them, made it much easier. All in all, it’s a great value, looks more expensive than it was, I’m very glad I made this purchase!

Exactly as described. Took some time to put together and instructions are not all that clear.

Let me say this is overall a wonderfully designed roller cabinet but what I don't really understand about this manufacture is why put this great product out with such a glaring weak component. That is the terrible wheels. First of all when you load any bit of weighted items on the cart the wheel push over to the left or right of center where they are mounted making the wheels hit the floor at a bad angle and thus making the cart almost impossible to move. That is a BAD Design and execution problem to an otherwise wonderful product. So what I did was remove the wheels and paint the inside of the wheel brackets and the bottom of the legs where the wheels attach with a coating of Gorillla Glue (Sold on Amazon.) Then reassembled the wheels to the cart and let it all set up for 24 hours. Now the wheels do NOT slide over to the side of the leg like before and you can roll the cart. Note it helped a lot as well to spray a little water resistant lube oil in the ball bearing area where the wheels swivel. Before doing that the wheels would barely swivel on the ball bearings. After lubing much better. Now should a customer have to go through all of that to make the cart usable ? NOPE, but I still love it anyway. Kit

I saw all of the parts and immediately thought it would take me hours to put together. I was wrong. I put this together rather quickly. I went step by step with no problems. I love this table I use it for my microwave as I live in a small kitchen and the wheels help me to store this where I need to. Very sturdy. I have more space with the drawers. I would have submitted a picture just not that computer savvy :)

One of the front of the drawers came chipped, as well as one of the back pieces. Obviously the front of the drawer being chipped is disappointing because you can see that when it’s all built. Didn’t noticed pieces were chipped until after halfway through building it