🍾 Glam Metal Bar Cart with Caster Wheels, Gold by Signature Design - Ashley Jackford Review

It's a shame, it's a beautiful product. This is VERY poor quality. The bolts sheared off during assembly - and I'm also a small woman - so it didn't take much effort, and once assembled it wobbles a lot. Very disappointed and a waste of money. It definitely wasn't cheap.

Many of the parts were bent and I had to bend them manually to fit the car's mounting holes. The mirror doesn't sit on or off properly and doesn't feel secure. Golden chips are super easy. Two stars because it looks good but seems like it shouldn't cost more than $30.

This is a great accent piece at a good price, maybe not the most durable piece of furniture. I checked this out with several other similar carts and chose these based on price and previous reviews. I was able to assemble it myself without reading the instructions in about 15 minutes. I love the combination of gold paint and mirrored shelves. Very happy with this purchase and makes a great bar cart!

I ordered this bar cart a few weeks ago and installed it last weekend. While assembly was relatively simple, the car itself was downright crooked. While everything was assembled correctly, the materials were of poor quality and also scratched. Now we need to put a paper towel under the wheel to level it. Too bad I didn't buy a similar trolley from WayFair because I'm dissatisfied with my purchase and a waste of money.

I bought this trolley as a side table on wheels to match the art deco style in my home. The quality is ok, nothing outstanding. Although it looks nice. The biggest problem was the compilation. 3-4 screws were stripped at the end. Also on the top shelf only one screw went in the hole. I had to use a screwdriver and a lot of muscle power to push another screw through the second hole. I almost sent it back but I'm 8 months pregnant and didn't want to take it apart, pack it back and wait for a new…

Not too bad by far. I will give it! With all the mixed reviews I think the most important thing is the wait. I would post a photo but I think everyone else did a good job. I have a section with a broken screw so the cap (rounded hex nut) just doesn't fit in properly and sticks out. I will most likely need bolt cutters for repairs (if that bothers me too much). Each piece has some scratches or scuffs, so you need to pay attention to which side of the car you want people to see. I positioned it…