3 Tier Rolling Utility Foldable Cart - Metal Folding Cart with Wheels, Collapsible Service Cart Storage Shelf Rack for Kitchen Office Garage Plant Outdoor cart, Gray

Needed a cart for tools used on garage projects. Liked this cart is collapsible for storage when projects are done. Cart works great, easy to build and affordable.Downside, casters are too small and hard. This causes the cart to bind on garage dirt and debris, which makes the cart feel flimsy when the cart has load.Modifying my cart with larger rubber wheels fixed this issue, the existing caster holes can be drilled out to 3/8" for this mod. Found 2" wheels with 5/16" dia. Grip neck stems 1.5" long at Ace hardware, similar spec would work, avoid the 7/16" dia stem casters for furniture.. too wide. See review pics.Only other mod I am considering is to spray rubberized paint on the shelves, using antislip mat material for now.

The cart is not designed well, poor materials. The bracket connectors are weak and one was bent. I had to force it with a vise grip. Difficult to get parts to line up to attach. Once together, when you go to collapse it the top shelf flies off because there is no way to secure it. I bought the cart to use outside in summer then store in the winter. Don’t buy this. Go buy Origami. I have two, no assembly, great materials.

So easy to put together, maybe 19 minutes from unbox to finish. I got this because it folds and is a good height. I bake a lot and got it for ease in removing all my canisters of ingredients to it while cleaning my granite counters. Very sturdy and appears well made. Very happy with my purchase.

Packaging was excellent! Everything arrived in pristine condition. Assembly instructions left things a little vague, with some steps implying you needed four hands, though they were perfectly workable if you took a few moments occasionally to think things through; I assembled mine alone with no issue. Also included were a couple spare fasteners.The finish seems nice though I won't know how durable it actually is for at least a couple months. The shelves have a little heft to them, the metal is thicker than I expected and the shelves are well reinforced. They have held moderate loads with no sign of sagging or other stress. The handles leave a little to be desired; they're mostly plastic and held together and in place by friction only, so they will partially disassemble themselves as you push/pull them in various directions.Similarly, the overall sturdiness of the shelves leaves a little to be desired – these shelves are on wheels, expected to be pushed around, but there is noticeable flex due to tolerances in the folding mechanism. What really kills the usefulness of these shelves for me is the wheels. They're small, and it's difficult to lift the cart over even the small bumps and lips they'll catch on because the handle just pulls out and the closest solid lift point is surprisingly far down. Even worse, the locking tab on the casters very nearly drags on the floor, so if this thing comes anywhere near carpets or rugs it will snag and, again, it's very difficult to lift over obstacles.They're the perfect size for me, are solid enough, and at least I can still wheel them around part of the area I had planned to. Overall... they're "fine". If I can find larger wheels for this it might even be "good".

I bought it because I liked that it was light weight and could fold up and stash out of the way. But this cart won't even go over the slightest bump, transitioning from the hall (commercial) carpet to the tile area was so difficult, I had to lift the cart up over it. Even on the tiles if one was higher than the other, the cart noticed it! It wouldn't go over the double doors exit metal piece, I had to lift it up again and then the handle came off in my hand and I lost everything on the cart! If the ground isn't smooth, the cart won't move! The parking lot was SO challenging, I just wanted to move a few odd sized boxes from inside the office to my car. That was the biggest task and so embarrassing (because we just bought this and then everything falls off)!! Adding that the wheels just fall off too.

I needed this cart for coffee set up at my church. I wanted something collapsible, but not to big and this cart is perfect. It can hold my commercial grade Keurig plus a 12 cup coffee maker on top with lots of room for coffee supplies underneath. It rolls nicely and doesn't take up a tremendous amount of room. Assembly was fairly straightforward, and I experienced no difficulties. I'm very pleased with it.

Every single bolt stripped out while I was attempting to assemble to the point that it could not finish assembly and could not disassemble to correct. Assembly instruction extremely unclear and misleading causing incorrect assembly forcing attempt to disassemble and correct which was impossible due to shoddy materials. Unable to return as it cannot fit back in box as it is half assembled and cannot be disassembled without destroying portions of frame.

As other reviewers stated, the instruction is useless, but it wasn’t that hard to assemble without the instruction. The shelves are very thin, and probably won’t support anything heavy, but it’s decent for what I use it for. The wheels are very small and it struggles a little to roll around. It folds up with ease which is big plus. Over all, not bad for the price.