LuxorMultipurpose Storage Utility Cart 3 Shelves Structural Foam Plastic - Black

Very useful product, item is as described

Thick sturdy plastic that doesn't bend or sag. Easy to assemble (I recommend a rubber mallet). I bought mine to sit by the basement utility sink and hold buckets, but may end up also utilizing it in different areas of the house to help with projects like painting, etc. Recommend measuring the size of the items you plan to place on it. My buckets have less than an inch to spare height-wise, just enough to get them in and out without struggling. It would have been a big disappointment to put it together and find that they didn't fit.

I love this cart! I purchased it to replace a microwave cart that gave up when I tried to repurpose it as a utility cart. It didn't take long for me to assemble this on my own using a rubber mallet and a bit of silicone spray so the legs could be pounded all the way in. I have piled everything on here and it rolls so easily, I roll it around the house to where ever its needed and then just roll it back in the closet.I have had it about 3 months and I will say that my weight (probably 130 pounds or so) on the top shelf is not evenly distributed and the center has definitely bowed by maybe 1/2 inch. Also, my middle shelf was visibly chipped on the side when it came, but I keep mine in a closet and the chip didn't impact the function or stability so didn't bother me. Likewise, the slight bowing does not impact my usage (yet, anyway) so for me, it's currently 5 stars. If the bowing gets worse over time, it will be an issue but if it holds steady, I foresee having this cart for years.

The rolling cart is perfect!!! The only complaint have, the wheels were difficult to attach. You really need a soft mallet in order to install the wheels, but after putting them on,the cart rolled everywhere with ease!!!

The cart seems sturdy, but under 80 lbs. of weight, the top shelf has bowed/bent. It won't be long until it fully bows/bends. The item states it has a lifetime warranty, so I am currently asking the seller for info on the manufacturer.

The cart comes flat-packed and is to be assembled with a rubber mallet. I didn't have a mallet and so took my chances with a regular hammer that I padded with some rags; this seemed to work out fine, with the greatest risk being to my fingers, not to the cart. It took a good amount of force to get everything together, so the resulting assembly is quite solid and not wobbly at all. The top of the assembled cart stands just short of 33 inches off the floor. You could shorten it by cutting something off the plastic legs before assembly. (It looks like it would be hard to disassemble once it's together.) The wheels (two with brakes, two without) are very nice -- large and sturdy. There's a small lip around all the shelf edges -- enough to slow down an object that's trying to slide off, and enough to catch liquid spills. I expect this cart to hold up well over time.

The cart is of good quality. However, the instructions were missing a key point. The support poles will not go into the shelves without hammering them with a rubber mallet so hard that you risk breaking the pieces. However, after 20 frustrating minutes of hammering, I discovered that lubricating the poles and shelves with a little 3 in 1 oil allowed the pieces to be assembled easily. This tip should be added to the instructions.

I bought this plastic cart to make my gardening easier. Instead of continually bending down to put plants in pots, or trim small potted plants, it's a joy to work on them on the top shelf. I can put my gardening utensils on the middle shelf, and a bag or two of potting soil on the bottom shelf. I can roll the cart into a shaded spot to work even if the plant will eventually be in a sunny spot. I leave the cart outside and simply hose it off when I get dirt on it. The wheels may eventually rust, but I don't care because it's outside. It was a challenge to put it together. Make sure you have a rubber mallet. Don't plan on ever taking it apart; those plastic legs are solidly attached if you've properly put it together.