Review on 🍳 Green Linon Kitchen Island - Dimensions: 15.75" x 22.83" x 33.86" - Enhanced for SEO by George Halbohm

Well the last long bolt took me two odd papers and a pot of tea to center it but after that it was all over. The drawer is one sided so it needs to be opened straight up so there isn't a "sticky drawer feel" and as I'm quite tall I won't pay attention just by looking you can easily spot a slanted look, a small drop on the left. Spring . . . The two dowels that line up with the marble top (they're only in the middle, one in front, one in back) are too long (why?), causing it to wobble from corner to corner. It doesn't have a microwave - yet. I have to fiddle a bit to get the top to sit flat. Cut the dowels I think. With what? mmm The wheels leave black stains (breathe on it) at the slightest movement and the two stop wheels out of a quad don't make a stop cart - still drives like it wasn't locked properly - so may need to put a rug underneath to prevent it from doing so a permanent thing to happen. The bad news is that it leaves black stains on the tile floor. I won't be rolling it from one place to another as I figured I could if I hadn't put the microwave on it. It will run in the microwave because I won't be rolling it around and scraping black spots off wherever the wheels go. These are the cons I encountered in my shopping cart. However, this is not enough. The little cart wins, it triumphs. It's definitely a goalkeeper. Pros: It's a cute little 16" x 23" cart for my microwave, some kitchen towels, and whatever I end up using the drawer and bottom shelf for. I will make the wine rack some kind of shelf as I don't often need wine for cooking or drinking and that will be better for me. Looks like the picture when everything is ok (which unfortunately isn't quite the case, but it doesn't matter). It will be functional enough once I get rid of the kinks. It's packaged very well so don't plan on repackaging if you need to return it. This is a challenging and very original jigsaw puzzle made of styrofoam and cardboard; it's cozy as can be in its sturdy packaging box. Impressive so didn't expect to find anything broken as nothing rattled or wobbled. It's very nicely done. I hate that mine has a few small creases, but they're minor so I'm not deducting brownie points for that. If I had paid more money for it, I would have been annoyed. And some are exactly the same but in different colors and maybe somewhere around $30-50 more expensive from other sellers. Green is a good color for me. This is an inexpensive paint. Bottom line, this little wagon is a good choice, a good game if you're sitting on the fence. It's not cheaply made and everything I needed was in my box. I even had an extra screw in a package. last thing; Get your reading glasses and maybe grab a magnifying glass, spread it out and read all the instructions a few times. Don't skim them thinking you've "already figured that part out" because you'll regret the mistake. It's not difficult to assemble, but there may be some small snags. You will never know. Just read and look at all the pictures and arrange them accordingly. I'm disabled and older so maybe it took me longer than someone used to doing these small projects. But fear not, and phew! Handy little trolley. Looks nice. It would be nice to have the extra space it creates. Only a 4 star for the wobbly top and squinting box. We'll fix it somehow.