TAIMIKO Utility Cart, Stainless Steel 3-Shelf Kitchen Trolley for Restaurant Catering Kitchen Up to 300 lbs Capacity, Stainless Steel Carts Four Sizes for Your Choose (L29.5W15.7H32.9'') …

nice cart, easy to put together, easy roll and good for my useage

This is a large sturdy stainless steel heavy duty cart. Easy to assemble and easy to move around. Well built and good value for money!

Great little (actually pretty large) cart. Seems pretty sturdy, very lightweight, but with good quality casters. Only compliant is the thin steel used for the shelves- while light and sturdy due to the way it’s folded, is really noisy. Set a dish down too hard and it’s like ringing a gong.

I ordered this cart to move my kitchen stuff to film my cooking videos. It serves my purpose. I agree with some reviewers that it's a pain to remove the plastic, probably took me 30 min to remove it. But I understand they want to protect the surface from scratches. It's easy to assemble after removing the plastic. It feels lightweight but looks sturdy. The wheels roll smoothly but will make a little noise on hard floors.

Nice sturdy cart took less than 10 minutes to assemble. The problem is the covering that is stuck to the shelves. One would think it would peal off in one nice piece, nope millions of tiny little pieces! It took us over 3 hours to try to remove it! We used heat, goo gone, rubbing alcohol, sos pads, and magic erasers. This covering was horrible. 1 st picture shows cart with what we removed. Next two pictures show areas where we couldn’t get this covering off. I would not recommend this cart to anyone just for this reason. We should have just returned but after a hour of scraping we were vested!

It's a dandy little cart. No dents or scratches. It has nice solid wheels. Mine was easy to assemble. It's possible that one person could have trouble assembling if the legs are spread a bit to far apart. Don't tighten any screws until you get them all started. The protective wrap was a little hard to remove, but not that big a deal. I use it in my pottery studio.

I am going to give this cart five stars. Excellent value considering the dollar cost. It took 25 minutes to assemble after the protective film was removed. The film is difficult to remove, but it ends up protecting the stainless steel very well. I know from 40+ years of Aircraft Maintenance experience that the film is installed by the metal producer. The cart manufacturer removes only enough to perform the cutting, bending, stamping and welding required to make it into a cart. If it was removed prematurely, you and I would probably not be pleased with the appearance of the cart. Metal scratches very easily and this cart was relatively free from damage. Hardware is of good quality and everything lined up well. The wheels have rubber treads and move almost silently across the floor. I recommend the cart if you want something to use in the kitchen that will not be subjected to industrial use.

There are a few shallow dents caused in maufacturing that I can live with