QAQA 40" Kitchen Island Cart Furniture cart on Wheels with Storage，Rolling Portable Dining Room Serving Utility Carts Mobile Movable with Drawers Cabinet,White

This was pretty easy to build. You will need at least two people to get this built. Every piece of hardware had a couple extra in case you mess some up. Definitely Worth the price.Part O in the instructions was labeled as part P on the actual part. The back panels are made of a thin piece of board and are a little hard to get into the pre-sliced groove on the bottom. The hardest part was putting on the door hinges.

I absolutely love the look of this cabinet. The instuctions were accurate making for easy assembly. I put it together by myself. The manfacturer provided extra parts which is always a bonus. Shelving is fairly deep. The shelf is adjustable which is a win. It is very sturdy which makes it worth the money. The cabinet shipped quickly. I recommend if you are looking to add a little more storge for your kitchen, snatch this up.

The media could not be loaded. We needed additional space to cut ingredients and additional shelving, this worked perfectly! It was easy to put together. Item rolls as described. I will say I didn’t like the back of it, there is a gap where the boards are suppose to meet. I was kind of shocked they didn’t have something to secure these together better. But overall very cute mini island.

We were looking for something for our kitchen to it our inside flat grill on and this was perfect! The quality is great! The size was perfect to fit in a tight area! It looks so high quality! Highly recommend

I got this cart to replace my old microwave stand which had become a bit wobbly. I do assemble smaller furniture like this on my dining room table (with a quilt down to protect my table) because I am old and arthritic and cannot get down on the floor anymore. (Well, I can get down but not up again without major effort!). Things were going well until I tried to put the back pieces in. (The back is two vertical pieces that are so thin, they are warped slightly and flap rather like wings. It is difficult to fit them into the grove provided.) Anyway I managed to tip the cart over trying to force fit it and it hit on the table with disastrous consequences for the cart. The cross bar split where the fasteners entered the piece. OK, so now I needed a replacement part. The instruction manual says "for fastest response email this address." which I did. Got no response. However, then I went through Amazon and got an immediate response. They promised to send a replacement part which arrived directly from the factory in about 2 weeks. Unfortunately, when I restarted assembly, I realized at least one of the side panels had also split, I emailed again asking for another part, and this time they volunteered to resend an entire new unit at no charge. The new unit arrived two days later and, armed with the experience of the first attempt, I got this one together without any problems. The back was still difficult to add to the assembly. This time I did not put the two pieces together first as instructed. Rather, I put each piece in separately and then slid the plastic holder between the two pieces, gently nudging it with a rubber mallet. I was worried that it still seemed wobbly side to side, but when I put the last pieces in that wedge the back into place, everything steadied up and it is now quite fine. When I first finished assembly, the front two cabinet doors showed a gap of about half an inch. However, following the instructions to adjust the hinges was easy and closed the gap to a much smaller amount, and I am pleased with how this looks in my dining room. The drawer slides easily and holds misc items like trivets. I have my corn popper and crock pot stashed underneath which gave me more counter space and made my kitchen look neater. I did not put the wheels on. They made the cart a bit too high for my liking. I did velcro 4 rubber pads on the bottom to lift it about half an inch off the floor. Otherwise the doors would scrape on the floor because they come to the very bottom of the cart. All in all, I am happy with the cart. However, I regard the material it's made from to be "fragile". I would not recommend doing much pushing it around as I think the joints might loosen as the material degrades with vibration. Sides, shelf, and bottom are only 1/2 inch thick. Back and drawer bottom are only about 1/8" thick, so do not put a lot of weight in the drawer. Customer service was outstanding. They went way beyond my expectations.

Very nice, easy to put together. Fits perfectly in our small kitchen

Pros1. So this thing is pretty.2. It went together easily3. Well engineered design.4. Doors open and close easily.5. Drawer opens and closes easily. easy to put in or remove.Cons1. very cheap on materials.a. hinges are great design.. but made out of the thinnest stamped metal they could get away with.b. thickness of MDF/laminate parts. sides, bottom, doors etc.. They are thin.. very thin. 1/2 inch true thickness. with the top being just over a half inch.. maybe 9/16c. castors. again made out of the thinnest stamped metal they could make it out of with very cheap hard plastic wheels.d. handles and towel hanger aluminum but constructed very lightly compared to ones on my cabinates in the house of the same design.2. not all the pieces lined up correctly. The holes did line up and it assembled easily but one of the sides is not true and square to the bottom that has the castors on it. The bottom sticks out past the left side somewhere between a 1/16 to 1/8 at the front corner. all other corners aligned correctly. The advanced design of the hinges allowed to door to adjust so it matched the other side and looks good.it all works but if you blow on it hard it will break. It's like they took decent modern hardware designs and re-engineered them to use less metal and be more light weight. I'm sure on the procurement of 100,000 of thousands of them it saved them a huge amount of money. It's the difference in the construction of a traditional stick built house and a mobile home. Both look great but the mobile home isn't as sturdy. Same here.We got this as a simple microwave stand in a recessed corner it perfectly fits in and the 2.2 cubic ft microwave perfectly fits the top footprint of this. Microwave is only 20 or 30 lbs so wont stress it. I think it will function and last well for that one thing. We will see about doors and drawer longevity depending on if we use those much. If purchased to actually act as a moving counter top in the kitchen anywhere near people traffic, i would expect it to break rather quickly. hinges will take a beating if doors are opened and closed a lot, or stressed at all. Same with drawer. It's light. My kid's would self destruct them in months with how hard the open and close stuff. My 40 year old built like a tank kitchen cabinates have trouble keep up with them. Something this lightly built won't last long. Luckily its not going to be used for anything they will want to get to much at all.This is a $50 piece of furniture new. I thought I was getting a deal at a discount at 100 dollars. Once built I don't feel as if I got a deal.To sum it up, it went together easily, all the parts were there, instructions were clear, it looks very nice. all components were well manufactured but made very light and thin to save on weight and metal content.I would not purchase this again. I think it will perfectly suit my use in size and looks but I don't expect it to be durable past a handful of years with light use, and I very much prize durability in the things I buy.

This is the perfect addition to my kitchen. Was a bit skeptical since it didn’t have many reviews, but definitely worth the risk!! Beautiful color, spacious, and sturdy! Easy to role around!