Review on Barnwood Wire-Brushed Drop Leaf Kitchen Cart With Wood And Stainless Steel Construction - One Size by Ethan Carpenter

This kitchen cart arrived undamaged with all parts and pieces near and organized. It is heavy, so I used a dolly to get it into the living room to assemble on the floor. I had to cut it out of the box as I was on my own for this one. The top with drop leaf and drawers comes fully assembled. So adding the towel holder, legs and shelves was the total assembly for me. I omitted the wheels because the reduced height suits my short stature better. The most difficult thing to attach is the towel bar, it is a bear to get the allen wrench in that right space to turn the screws. Take note that the legs are labeled and not entirely interchangable. And as other reviewers have mentioned, it is time consuming to remove the protective film; start that process before to turn it right side up. It is solid wood and it is sturdy. It has been in my kitchen for less than a week and I am using it as an island. I went with the drop leaf for versatility reasons, in the event I require a larger work surface of need it as a place to serve food. I like it! And I don't give five star reviews unless something exceeds expectations; it is a good cart that serves its purpose and looks decent.