🎍 Bamboo Kitchen Trolley by Oceanstar Design Group: Enhance Efficiency & Style in Your Kitchen Review

This thing is strong and great. It's worth it. My husband calls it a "roller coaster" because we roll it around the living room and kitchen arranging things on it. It's like a giant stand with shelves. I'm currently using it as a sort of moveable pantry item. I keep food on it so it's easy to grab and see. And my spices, as you can see. I just turn it over on the stove and choose what I need. There is a lot of mail and pens in the box. That's handy for taking a call and having something to…

It was easy to put together. I made it from unboxing to completion in about 35 minutes. Arrived on time, no damage, no missing parts. If you've ever assembled furniture, you won't need instructions after the first look. One thing I had to adjust is the drawer. Even though it was perfectly aligned, it got stuck when it was almost closed. I didn't want to loosen the frame screws where they supported the drawer, so I took a utility knife with a sharp blade and, starting in the center, worked…

Bought this cart to put a table top ice maker next to my basement bar. For the price I give 4 stars. You shouldn't spend $30-40 on something like this and expect it to be solid wood and indestructible. It is what it is. As for the build. Other reviewers say it was so difficult to assemble, probably never put together a pepperoni pizza before. That's 16 screws. The screws included in the kit have a hex head and a hex wrench. Do yourself a favor and throw away the allen key. I just put the hex in

I was looking for a small, inexpensive kitchen cart to put my Instant Pot on and this seemed like just the ticket. I noticed a few other brands that looked similar (if not the same) but cost more, but I settled on these. A decent product for the price with a few flaws. One of the shelf ledges was not properly seated and one of the pins that keep the drawer from falling out was missing. I noticed this AFTER I assembled it but decided to leave it as is. I wish there were 4 locking wheels (only 2…

Firstly, skeptics have high expectations. If you know what you're getting when you buy it, you'll be happy with it. Don't pretend to buy a thousand dollar table, folks. I bought it to use as a stationary shelf for light items. I don't use the included casters and that makes it less wobbly and durable enough for everyday use. I also painted and sealed the entire unit inside and out. With Rust-Oleum 2-in-1, sanding is not necessary. After that I find it much more durable and attractive. But it…

I wanted to put 5 but I hate hex keys and screws! And the Allen key that came with it ended up being useless, all the corners on the tip worn away. Aside from those hex screws, it was pretty easy to put together. I like that the drawer and shelves are already assembled. Upon unpacking, it looks and smells like wood, so first impressions were good. It's a bit darker than the Revain photos, but that doesn't bother me at all. All the parts were there and it just took me a little more time as I…

I'm a bit disappointed in this purchase. It does the job I needed but this item has some quality issues which I will address later. I needed an inexpensive side table in my kitchen to accommodate a new toaster. The Oceanstar kitchen trolley was just the right size to fit into the relatively limited space. It also looked good on the website. I was a bit apprehensive looking at some of the other reviews but considering the price I thought it was worth a try. I'll preface my comments by saying…