Review on 🍴 Mason Jar Glass Utensil Holder with Rustic Wood Tray - Organize Spoons, Knives, and Forks for a Farmhouse Kitchen Decor and Countertop by Marci Estrada

Part 1 In the first package we received one of the glasses was completely destroyed. Lots and lots of little pieces of glass everywhere! One of the other glasses has hairline cracks on the bottom. The car itself is not boxed. The goggles are covered with a very thin bubble wrap making them very loose and poorly protected in the holes for small items. There is a thin piece of cardboard to separate the glasses and possibly support the basket dividers. To be honest it doesn't seem to do much. The packaging could be improved to better protect and support these items. Our second order (as a replacement) arrived with two glasses that had hairline cracks at the bottom. In addition, the central partitions inside the car were torn from the brackets and the wood split around the nails. The cart itself is made of cork wood. It looks like it has been lightly set on fire to give it a weathered/aged/rustic appearance. Cork is often used in model making because it is a very light and inexpensive wood. It is easy to cut with a utility knife. It's not a durable wood. This cart has handles on each end. If glasses and plastic cutlery are added, it gets a little heavier. (I wouldn't recommend adding real paraphernalia). I think it would make more sense to carry it by holding onto the bottom rather than the handles. It doesn't take long for the tree to go through the tiny brackets and send the jars onto the floor. To be honest I'll probably rebuild this from a stronger wood just to make sure it doesn't fall apart when moving. . I'm a bit of a carpenter so I know cheap, light and brittle wood when I see it. Part 2. When everything is assembled everything looks fine. it is too much. So you should be fine. Just maybe wear it underneath to be safe. I have attached several photos of both damaged items and all together. It works for what it is. The packaging definitely needs improvement to better protect the contents. I would also suggest a slightly more durable wood for making the wagon.