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Got this in blue last week when it went on sale. Solid wood and great quality for this price. The back is nailed together in the last steps to keep the alignment in tact because it will flex and misaligne when wheeling it around.
53.5" Kitchen Island Cart with Storage, Rolling Kitchen Cart on Wheels with Stainless Steel Top, Mobile Prep Station with Drawers, Cabinets, Adjustable Shelves & Towel Rack, Solid Wood, Off White $98.00
Just bought this in blue the other week for the $150 sale, very good build quality, probably the easiest particle board item I've put together, still time consuming though
Got this in blue last week when it went on sale. Solid wood and great quality for this price. The back is nailed together in the last steps to keep the alignment in tact because it will flex and misaligne when wheeling it around.
Also bought the blue one last week and painted it green!... Now the green one with the wood top is on sale, dang. I like the stainless though.
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This is a great deal for this cart. I purchased it a few years ago for double this price. It is very sturdy and has lots of storage space. Very happy with my purchase.
Got this in blue last week when it went on sale. Solid wood and great quality for this price. The back is nailed together in the last steps to keep the alignment in tact because it will flex and misaligne when wheeling it around.
I have one and it's certainly not solid wood. It's cheap plywood. The top wood may be solid but it's cheap.
For $100, this is a really good price but it's important to note that it uses cheap parts and it'll sag if placing heavy cookware inside it.
I have one and it's certainly not solid wood. It's cheap plywood. The top wood may be solid but it's cheap.
For $100, this is a really good price but it's important to note that it uses cheap parts and it'll sag if placing heavy cookware inside it.
Its a given that anything this price is not solid wood or even plywood. It is always going ot be particle board. That said, I'd suggest also using wood glue in every joint possible during assembly to make it A LOT MORE STURDY which eliminates all flexing and possibility of parallelogram-ing if the back nails start to loosen which will always happen over time. Same goes for every cheap piece of furniture you have to assemble. I've used this glue technique for all my dressers, desks, and bookshelves which are all particle board and they are all way more sturdy and also last a lot longer because most furniture like this that requires assembly uses fastendes which start loosening due to wiggling back and forth when moving it or just using it everyday, and it gets more and more wobbly over the years. Gluing all the pieces during assembly makes it totally rigid so that never happens and it is a lot stronger overall, easily surviving moving it around the room many times as well as into and out of moving trucks.
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For $100, this is a really good price but it's important to note that it uses cheap parts and it'll sag if placing heavy cookware inside it.
For $100, this is a really good price but it's important to note that it uses cheap parts and it'll sag if placing heavy cookware inside it.
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