Review on Mind Reader Charm Metal Untility by Brandon Bugg

I bought this kitchen trolley to free up counter space. I have a few small kitchen appliances that I use regularly enough that they deserve countertop space, but I haven't had enough room to prepare. I use it to keep Keurig, tea/coffee, kettle on the same shelf. Fruit bowl and pitcher on middle shelf. Flour and large dry food bins are below. There's still room for space and rearranging things along the way. Assembly: Very easy to assemble. A second pair of arms would be nice, but it's definitely doable on your own if you're creative with your posture. The guide has fairly clear pictures and good coherent but concise instructions in English. In addition to the necessary screws, the shelf comes with an Allen key and a small wrench, so no additional tools are required. I was able to assemble it myself in about 40 minutes. The only thing that bothers me is the shelves themselves. They just sit on top of the metal bars and support beam. They don't really stick to anything so they wobble if you put weight on one side, but once you've got things on the shelves they're perfectly stable. Appearance: I was expecting the shelves to be dark brown, but it still suits my decor. The best description I can give for the color of the shelves is like the color of the bark of a tree. It's not a rich brown. It's also clearly faux wood, so if you're expecting something to look like real wood, it's far from it. In addition, the shelves are of course not made of real wood at this price. However, the rest of the shelf is solid metal. Agility: I don't ride it regularly and don't intend to. Because of this, I wish the wheels had a locking mechanism to keep the shelf in place. I would exercise caution if you plan on moving your cart from room to room on a regular basis. The shelf itself moves well, but because of the unstable shelves I would remove anything that could be damaged if dropped. In general I am satisfied. If I had a seat I would buy a second one.