🏬 Winsome 89443 Douglas Cart Kitchen Cabinet, Natural 42.52x18.98x35.35 Review

Make sure to use a good wood glue like Gorilla when putting the pieces together BEFORE screwing the joints. It becomes twice as hard and lasts much longer. Docked a star (probably actually needed to dock 2 stars) for the UNBOXED WHEEL that should have come with it. Shipping box was badly damaged but item survived shipment by UPS.* Well designed/constructed/installed* Parts fit together logically and are precisely cut with no splinters in the grooves* Quality hardware/dowels/screws/connecting…

Note: For reasons of space, I deliberately did not attach the meat slicer and towel holder! I love the versatility of this car. I took photos showing how I downloaded it. I bought it specifically to hide my Nutribullet, Instant Pot, and Kitchenaid blenders and all my accessories. You can see on the open shelves that I have a Kitchenaid blender with a 4.5 liter bowl and an 8 liter Instant Pot Duo. saved in the device). You can see all the accessories I was able to store in different places. Side

I was a little afraid to make this purchase because there were no other reviews, but I'm glad I decided to buy it anyway. First of all I would like to state that the materials used for the car are of very good quality. Once assembled it is a good solid kitchen trolley. My only complaints are with the assembly instructions and the lack of manufacturer markings on the parts. Something I hope the company will fix this issue and start labeling their parts after reading my review. I'm not new to…

The main reason I wanted a cart like this was: 1. The counter top dishwasher storage is too big to fit under cabinets so I needed wheels to get it there, where i need them . 2. Close the trash can and keep it out of sight. I didn't collect the shelf inside and left it open - the bin fits perfectly and keeps the clutter and smell in! For those two things works great! I'm a bit worried that although the wood seems very strong, it will rot if it gets too wet, so I plan on putting a square of rug…