Ultimate Kitchen Storage Solution: Bestier Baker's Rack with Hutch, Microwave Oven Stand, and Coffee Station Review

I loved it when I got it! But it's only been a few months and 3 wheels have come loose and taken away the part they screw into. I figured I could ride to clean underneath. I literally only moved it once. When I moved it, the wheels weren't broken. So I'm guessing they just popped out due to the weight. So if you're looking for something to store some small gadgets, I suggest looking for something that doesn't have plastic in the places where the wheels or pins screw in. Besides, it is beautiful

Some of the screw holes don't match up so you'll end up widening the existing hole to keep the cross bars straight. And don't worry about using wheels because 1) they don't roll (and yes, they unlocked) and 2) if you load them within their limits, the weight won't be supported due to the wheels spinning and collapsing (see Photo). I took it all off and put it back on 5 times before finally deciding I could never move it, took the wheels off and just used regular square feet. It was too…

*A drill is required for wall mounting or the unit will collapse and fall apart. tell you that washers should be used with screws. If you assemble the device according to the instructions, which say nothing about pucks, it's up to you, stupid goose. Final Verdict: Another company that claims to sell an easy-to-assemble product but seems intent on making the process more difficult (we know why: if the product doesn't work, they have a workaround. Hopefully holds mine without drilling holes in…

In the apartment I just moved into, the stove is in a very strange place, in the middle of the wall. I decided to improvise because it's a pretty small kitchen with little storage or personal space lol so I decided to make something. It fits perfectly in the odd little space next to my stove and holds my cutting board, spices, oils and a few of my 1000 kitchen gadgets. It was very easy to put together, I'm usually useless with DIY furniture, but it was a breeze. All the advice I can give to…

I use it as a printer (and scanner) stand in my home office as shown on one of the pictures in the description, not as a kitchen product. It is as described. I would pay more for a more durable, slightly larger product. It seems that the stuff coming out of the Far East these days is destined to cut more and more rough edges, and this is another example. Do not get me wrong. It's decent, but could use an inch or two more on each side, and "plastic wood" could be 1/4 to 1/2 thicker. Then, of…