Shintenchi Kitchen Island Cart with Storage,Rolling Side Table on Wheels with Worktop,Single Door Cabinet and Drawer for Dinning Room, White

When I first bought this kitchen island cart, I was unsure if I could assemble it myself. However, after completing it, I felt very proud, and it wasn’t as hard as I expected. The instructions were very easy to follow. I made sure to separate all the screws to avoid confusion and assembled it step by step according to the manual.The only part that was a bit tricky was attaching the doors. The two doors didn’t line up perfectly at first, and one was tilted, so I had to redo it a couple of times. But once it was done, I was really pleased with the finished product. It doesn’t look cheap at all, and the design is sleek and neat, which I love.There’s plenty of space for storage in the drawers and bottom cabinets, and it feels very sturdy. I’m really happy with both the quality and design, and the fact that I assembled it all on my own just adds to the satisfaction!

I did a lot of research for this product. Living in an RV i needed a good quality cabinet. Its suppose to be a kitchen trolly but I use it as a Tv stand and kitchen product holder. Doors align perfect. Love that they are easy closers. Its easily movable,strong and the shelves are adjustable providing great space for my confection oven. I would not hesitate to buy another if need be. Ive had mine for a year now the color hasnt changed the handles are still tight the draw still works great. So very worth it.

Looks good, especially for the price. Assembly wasn't as easy as I thought it would be based on some of the comments i read here. There's a lot of parts and screws and the screw driver they do provide does a number on your hand. The holes for the screws either aren't fully drilled through or not even there, which makes it tough if you're only using a screw driver. I particularly ran into this with trying to attach the main doors as holes were missing. At this time, I just kept the doors off until I can figure out what I want to do going forward.Looks good enough, tho, and despite what others say, it does seem sturdy. I am also glad it comes with wheels, which makes it easier to move.

We've had this now approximately 2 weeks. Seems sturdy. We store our griddle & air fryer inside, & overflow of dish towels in the drawer. Handy towel bar on the side. Easy mobility or secure it with brakes. Thank you - would recommend.

We've put furniture together before and this went together just as directed.

This item is clearly shipped with zero care or oversight/is packed in a factory with awful management because once I wrangled that massive, 100lb+ package into my house and attempted to assemble it, I realized 4 hours into it once I was about 15% done with assembly that many of the essential, required hardware items were completely missing, leaving me unable to progress any further with assembly. In their place, there were these weird white straps that are not part of this item at all. I can’t comment much on the overall quality of the product since I wasn’t even able to build it with what they provided me, but from handling all the components, I can say that it is super cheap quality particle board. For some reason, everything was absolutely covered in a huge film of what appeared to be a mixture of sawdust/dog hair/dirt/dust. As I pulled each of the 30 pieces of the frame out, I literally had to take a Swiffer duster to each side of each piece and then vacuum up the floor underneath where I handled each piece. It was super odd. Many of the pieces are cardboard and are warped. Many pieces are also missing the stickers with identification (piece A/D/C etc.) the only piece that seemed to be of somewhat acceptable quality was the wood colored top, which has a shiny, slick coating on the surface and feels to be real wood due to its weight. It’s only about 1/4-3/8” thick though. The packaging is very poor as well, with the box being so badly deteriorated on all sides that the only thing keeping the styrofoam pieces from falling out was the “caution, heavy package over 70lbs” tape that UPS wrapped all around it. I’d be willing to overlook many of the shortcomings if they at least included more than 10 of the 160 pieces of hardware, or even if the only missing hardware was something I couldn’t easily purchase myself such as screws, but unfortunately the missing hardware was unique items like hybrid bolt-dowels or the magnets that hold the doors together + hold the drawer up, etc. but considering that all the hardware is in a separate enclosed box within the larger box and was completely sealed, my missing hardware didn’t fall out of the broken box during transit (also the weird white straps that aren’t part of this product that were included in the hardware box are evidence of packaging error in the factory) so yea, save yourself the trouble and risk of getting what you’re paying for-unless you’re into gambling and wanna see if your package will contain all necessary components or if you’ll receive nylon straps in place of bolts like me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Nice little stand...

Instructions were inadequate. Cabinet doors are hard to align and do not meet.