🏞️ Natural and White Kitchen Island Cart with Solid Wood Top, Storage, and Wheels | Amazon Basics Review

I bought this trolley for my college kids apartment to use as a coffee counter and save desk space! I personally collected and had no problems with it! It works great for them and I am very happy with this purchase. I don't have a photo as I left without taking a picture but I will definitely buy again!

Perfect size for the space between my hearth and the hallway. Slightly smaller than some of the other kitchen islands I looked at and this was perfect for me. Very strong and holds up well in the microwave or toaster. I just wish the handle could be placed on the left side if needed. It took me about 2 hours to assemble. Some of the pins didn't fit, but I just smashed them in. In general, I highly recommend it!

I bought it for the coffee bar in the guest room. I wasn't expecting much for $119 but I was pleasantly surprised as it was nicely finished and I really liked the upper. Nothing looks crappy (like another product/cart I bought with a warped top and crappy finishes). It was easy to assemble. and super durable. I ordered another one to use as an addition to my computer desk. I'm just not going to attach a paper towel holder. Great price, great product.

The product is delivered unassembled. The packaging was heavy and strong. However, there were several chips in the thickness of the wood at the end of the board. It took me all morning to assemble it. The instructions are pictures, not words. It was difficult to follow in several places, forcing me to take it apart. During assembly, one of the aluminum die-cast connectors broke. I called Revain for a replacement part. You should send me a whole unit for a nickel piece. I have to take the part…

It's not easy to go out and buy furniture these days of the pandemic. It must be ordered and then assembled. horror! horror! You won't mind building this cart if you're good at it, but if you're not, run away screaming. I was unlucky enough to move to a new place in the middle of a pandemic. Some of the DIY furniture I had to assemble isn't all that bad. This! Aha! Luckily my brother-in-law stepped in to save the day and the finished car is really, really good. If you're as bad at it as I am…

Sturdy enough and strong enough for the price. Parts arrived in good condition. It took me about 2 leisurely hours to assemble the cart. The instructions are fully pictorial (like Ikea's) so you have to pay close attention to make sure everything is lined up correctly or you'll have to go back. quality if acceptable. The box looks a bit thin. The shelves are strong enough to hold very heavy equipment like a blender. The towel holder doesn't hold up very well and is made of plastic. I ordered a…

Nicely packaged, no scratches or chips in transit. The instructions were easy to follow and as a woman in my early 60's I was able to put it together myself in a matter of hours. (Problem aligning multiple screws. And PS. At step 9. Insert only two "Q" wooden pegs into the front top holes of the slider. Leave the back holes empty. *** Keep the two "Q " wooden pegs for drawer stops inserted in step 13). Attractive and durable. However, be sure to SUPPORT each part as you attach it and you will…

After it was finally assembled I really liked this trolley - good size, very strong and beautiful. Assembly is a daunting task - 17 parts and 91 parts hardware and tools (for the record, I'm a 68-year-old single woman with a decent tool kit and the ability to follow instructions). The instructions were pretty basic - all the pictures - but sometimes I really wish I had an extra pair of hands. Some tips. The accessories are shrink-wrapped in two boxes. Carefully separate and label any screws…