Kitchen Island with Storage, 26" Rolling Microwave Cart with 3 Drawers, Rubberwood Top, Lockable Wheels, Towel Rack & Open Shelves, Portable Kitchen Cart, White

This is a nice little microwave cabinet, although I am not using it to hold a microwave. I bought it in black. The instructions were clear and easy to follow. It looks good. The drawer glides work nicely, and the soft close door hinges help make this a quality product that I can really appreciate. Unlike another brands baker's cabinet that I just put together with crap drawer glides and little cheap pop button hinges, the manufacturers of this little microwave cart went the extra mile to provide quality hardware, including smooth rolling caster wheels. I'm going to check this brand for other pieces that I need and for when I eventually replace that baker's rack/pantry item that would have been great if they had just used better quality hardware like what was used in this product.

Perfect for the small space in my kitchen. Not real sturdy but works for the price.

We’ve had this kitchen island for years now and it’s been sturdy! It’s on wheels, allowing for easy movement. It has always been slightly wobbly, but that’s okay for the price. It was easy to assemble, so that’s definitely a plus.Overall, good cabinet for the house.

It was even lower quality than I expected.I restore furniture so I know a bit about stuff...Yeah, I know the ad claims made of sturdy wood and "rubberwood" top. LOLIt is all made of thin MDF. The top is thin MDF with a thin vinyl (or some cheap plastic) glued to it with a "wood" facsimily.Once put together, it wobbles side to side because there is nothing to stabilize it. A single piece back (if you glued it) would help - but they send the back as two thin pieces of cardboard (painted - same stuff drawer bottom is made of) and a thin plastic sleeve to slide between them.In fact, it is so badly made that they didn't even include those cheap little white paper discs to cover the screw holes LOL.TRULY a product of China. I assume it's Chinese as it had nothing on the item or box to tell you where it is made (which is illegal - I'm sure they're worried lol).I got it to use to hold a few items on a bedroom.. I suspect if you actually used this in a kitchen (meaning you interact with it almost daily) you might get a week of of it.The drawer bottom is too thin to hold anything very heavy.The panels that make up the cabinet are very thin - in fact I could feel it given under my knee (I was using a knee to hold it still while I attached the doors... not much pressure on it either - so pots or such would not work well).Oh.. and it had multiple areas of damage at unboxing... some had been badly touched up at the factory (you can tell because factories try to use filler and such to try to hide damage).I'd be more upset - but I've given up on expecting anything to be as described. Lying is now the standard.

Decent cart but it is a little wobbly. Mine is staying put so it works for me, but I'm not so sure if it would last using as a cart. The roller on one of the tracks came broken. The only way to get a hold of customer service was through email. We went back and forth for a few days but they did send a replacement part but instead of sending the wood with the track on it (how it originally came) they only sent the track. I'm afraid to remove the track and put on the new one with the wood not being very strong.

This little kitchen island cart comes well packed in a heavy box. All the parts and hardware are clearly marked. No guessing which screws go where! The directions are well diagrammed and easy to follow. It definitely requires 2 people to assemble. It took us about 3 - 4 hours and went together exactly like it's supposed to. It fits my space perfectly. The drawer and doors work smoothly. My microwave sits on top of it nicely. And the adjustable shelf inside allows me to store everything I need to with room to spare. I am very happy with it and highly recommend.

For the price, I think this is a good choice. Of course, it's not made of the highest-quality materials, but it gets the job done and it's better than what I expected. I'm pleased with how sturdy it is and the overall design.Assembly: The instructions were clear and easy to follow. Assembly probably would be easier with two people, but it's doable with just one person. (My workaround to attach the doors was to move the cart on its side, which was a bit physically challenging and caused some minor scrapes.) I still wasn't able to get the doors totally straight, and the drawer doesn't close fully, but good enough for me. My biggest issue was the styrofoam packaging: it was loose, messy, and super static-y, and a headache to try to get off all the pieces and clean up afterwards.

Bought this for my daughter who just got her first studio apartment in NYC. Needless to say, she doesn't have a lot of counter space in her kitchen. This gives her an extra prep surface as well as a place to store extra kitchen items. The product is exactly like the picture and she told me she "loves it way more than she thought she would." Awesome gift for a kid just starting out or anyone that just needs a little extra storage and workspace. Would also work good in a garage as a rolling detail cart IMO. Might have to pick one up for myself 🤔 I would say it's worth every penny!