🍷 WGX Wood and Metal Wine Rack with Wheels: Stylish and Functional Serving Cart for Kitchen, Bar, Dining Room - Tea and Wine Holder Furniture Review

Sturdy and smart looking. He could use some better instructions, but that doesn't require rocket science. It seemed like a project I could do from scratch, but not at the price paid. Wooden shelves are durable and have an imperfect finish that goes well with the design. The whistle doesn't match the build class, but you wouldn't notice that if you didn't collect them together.

Solid pine and real chimney as mentioned in other reviews. VERY STRONG ARTICLE! Once you take the wood and start drilling screws into it, you'll know where your money went. Actually, no instructions are required, but you will need a drill and a cross drill. Longer screws at the bottom and shorter ones everywhere. Remember that the H-tubes are detachable, which is key to the easy installation of the tubes. Thank you HUITONG!

Shelf looks great. There is a star deduction for packaging and instructions. The packaging was very thin - almost everything was covered with adhesive strips that were very difficult to peel off. The packaging was also rough when received, but the product was not damaged. Reviews about the complete uselessness of the instructions are true. However, this is not a complicated shelf, so you can just look at the picture of the product and find out. Just make sure the treated side of the tree is…

This is a really nice serving trolley. At first I was reluctant to pay a high price for a cart without a single review, but I took the risk anyway. It will be shipped from somewhere in Asia, so it will take a while for delivery. In this case, the build is fairly quick, but not immediately intuitive. I built it from the bottom up first, only to realize I had to do it the other way around (no instructions). Even so, some power tools only took about an hour to complete - certainly better than…

Amazing product and quality! It took me two hours to assemble. It is very easy to assemble. All you need is a screwdriver, because when screwing you create holes for the screws at the same time. What worked for me was putting the pieces together and then spinning everything. As someone said, longer screws should go in the bottom piece of wood (use 16 and 4 will go unused) and shorter screws should be used for the rest of the holes (32 remaining holes vs 35 short screws). So you should end up…

I bought a 10 gallon aquarium for my turtle daughter's house. The last card that broke when moving house after cleaning the tank! I lost almost everything, but I caught the tank and put it back. This sent me looking for a more durable carriage as I didn't want to be in that position again. When looking for heavy carts I've only come across ugly general purpose carts, which is not what I want for my home. I stumbled upon this and couldn't be happier. These are solid wood shelves with 1" piping…

Looks like repackaged. Each piece was wrapped in bubble wrap with about a hundred yards of transparent packing tape. It took me an hour to unfold everything. The wood is hard and very beautiful, the pipes are of good weight and quality. The instructions could be better, but not difficult to understand. BUT none of the screw holes are pre-drilled. There were also a few screws I didn't need, a few tools that weren't supposed to be there because they were useless. And if you don't have a drill…