Review on 🍾 Stylish and Functional Linon Gina Mid-Century Bar Cart in Gold - Elevate Your Home Entertaining Experience! by Christin Williams

This simple bar cart was very easy to assemble. The legs just need to be attached to each corner of the mirrored shelves, and when all is done and tightened, the initially flimsy-looking cart will be rock solid. Wrap the black tape around the head of the included wrench when tightening the screws, otherwise the gold paint on the screw caps will rub off immediately. The wheels are already attached and move freely. Mirror shelves have tape for security during transit. The remains may not detach from the mirrors in my lifetime and outlive us all. The hour of battle and it is still visible in the mirrors. Otherwise, it's everything you'd expect from something that barely costs $100. If you look too closely, the welds will get sloppy and you'll notice areas where the paint wasn't fully applied. Luckily I had them in inconspicuous places. looks ok Doesn't wobble at all. Despite having a smaller footprint than most carts, it holds a ton of stuff (not an alcoholic, just forgetful and constantly buying the same thing I don't need over and over again) without groaning or having trouble moving. They say it probably looks a little more aristocratic than mid-century, but potatoes, buttermilk, etc.