Commercial Heavy-Duty Utility Service Cart | 3 Shelf | | 450 Lbs Max Capacity | Rolling Utility Cart W 33" x H 37" x D 16" Black

Pay attention to shelves and which side has the raised lips vs without when assembling this cart. I used a 3lb rubber mallet and 1 x 4 to hammer them together. Nice beefy casters; two are locking. Unsure once max load limit is met whether or not the handles may want to become unseated and slide up going over threshold(s) Opened a fresh can of elbow grease to put together on living room floor and made a tight fit. Aluminum joiners to connect shelves are robust. I only mentioned handles because some plastics are difficult to rate performance in real life situ opposed to minimal passing standards set by a lab setting. Example being the popular black and yellow 36'' wide storage shelves advertised at 200 lb per shelf sold everywhere, they begin to sag and deform above 90 F with much less than 2hundred lbs on them! Final thoughts on Commercial Heavy-Duty Utility Service Cart | 3 Shelf | | 450 Lbs Max Capacity IMHO is what to expect in this price range, it's a decent above average product overall. Fairly certain in a controlled environment mid 70's should experience no bending or warping. I would not use this outdoors or in an open bay repair shop where higher temps are the norm.

After using a similar cart at several volunteer activities and having a rolling cart from Harbor Freight that was smaller and problematic, I decided I need this cart for my home use. It has turned out to be an outstanding purchase. It provides an easy way to move multiple bags of groceries or other items to the house or garage from the car. It provides a convenient and useful work surface anywhere it's rolled...I used it today to provide a work surface/temporary storage area immediately adjacent to the refrigerator as I took out the contents shelf by shelf and cleaned the inside. Then did the same thing on the pantry. It provides a place to stack clean laundry as I take it from the dryer and fold it on top of the washer/dryer. A separate shelf for each bedroom I'm headed towards. Multiple shelves for sorting and organizing books. It's sturdy...rock solid..rolls easily...was easy to assemble...excellent price. Now I want to build a ramp outside the back door of the house so I can roll it to and from the garage!! Just needs some headlights and a license plate and I could take it on the road!! Ha! Every home needs one of these carts.

Nice, sturdy cart. Would recommend. Putting it together was a rough start... definitely need a sold floor, like your basement floor. Use a rubber malet if you have one, tap "leg" on to get it started and straight, then do use card board to protect the leg before you give a few hard whacks. Someone suggested using soap. I did after struggling with the first 2 legs. Soap helped for sure. I used dish soap, rubbed it on, 2-3 hard hits and voila! No pictures to share, no need, it is exactly as the photos in the post. It's nice, get it!

I recently purchased two of these carts for our church kitchen. My husband was able to put them together pretty easily. The directions were clear and they are very sturdy and roll very nicely. The price was good, cheaper than the brand name carts and yet seem to be just as sturdy and reliable.

Seems sturdy and was very easy to assemble. Perfect size for a small garage.

I purchased this cart after having read the reviews and wondered whether I would like it. Several reviews said that it was hard to put together and took a lot of banging to get the job done. After looking at the construction and how the cart is put together I realized that it is necessary to force the parts together since it is friction that holds them together. I took a small file and removed some of the burs from the the inside of the legs to make them easier to put them together. That made it easier to pound them together with arubber mallet, but it still took a bit of pounding. The finished product is solid and perfect for my needs. I recommend it highly. Happy pounding on your cart.

After tiring of making dozens of trips to the camper to get ready for a trip, my wife wanted a rolling cart to make less trips from the house to the camper. This thing is very nice, rolls really smooth and easy, and is very sturdy. Two things about assembly: 1) When putting the uprights into the shelves, it takes a lot of force to get them seated fully. This is where it gets it's strength so it's important to seat them fully, but I'm a big guy and had to strike it hard several times with a rubber hammer to get them seated. Once you do, it's strong as heck - and probably not ever coming apart. 2) If you look closely at the pictures, you can see that the shelves have a lip around three sides to help hold stuff in, and the fourth side is flat for moving things in and out. When assembling, it's possible to rotate one shelf differently than the others, so all of them do not have the open edge facing the same way. I wasn't paying attention and got one shelf "backwards" from the others. No big deal, and not worth it to us to disassemble and fix (especially with how firmly it goes together), but if you're anal about stuff like that or just want to make sure all the open edges face the same, be aware.

This cart is sturdy and rolls well. it is the right size to fit in our new laundry room between the washing machine and the new sink base cabinet. Plastic laundry baskets fit onto the 3 shelves. it is at a height compatible with the top of the washing machine for a place to fold clean laundry too. Putting it together took some effort using a rubber mallet to pound the parts together using the concrete floor of the garage as a work space. I doubled up some of the cardboard from the shipping carton as a cushion between the cart posts and shelves while pounding them together. It is rigid and sturdy. I recommend it.