HOMCOM Drop-Leaf Kitchen Cart Trolley Small Kitchen Island White Oak | 3 Baskets, Drawer, Surface Top, 6 Universal Wheels, Rolling Storage Unit

Took me a while to build but only coz I'm illing. The instructions are clear and precise. I had no problems whatsoever, not even one misplaced piece, which I generally do and have to undo and redo. My kitchen is rather small and I need extra workspace. This is going to help tremendously. Easy to build and looks great. Most importantly, it works well. I've got a drop leaf table to match.

I bought this product to use in the office as a promotional mobile desk. It's a compact and small enough to store. Love that it has fold up sides to make the table top a bit larger to set things out on. Got it assembled within an hour, but I got a blister on the palm of my hand with all the screwing together - there's over 80 screws to put in, so a power screwdriver would have been useful! Perhaps it would help if one side of the 8 hinges (that have 6 screws each) were already attached so you only had half the screws to put in. If you don't get the screws all the way home, then the legs are wobbly and the whole thing becomes less sturdy. Once assembled and in use, the trolley is better pushed with the flaps up and foldable legs out, as the castors get caught together and don't roll.. Would maybe go for the slighter bigger trolley island - but as this is bigger, we would struggle to store it in the office as easily (but would be more stable as all the legs are set and no hinges to form weak points in assembly.

The hardware is all in labelled packets which do correspond to the printed instructions, and the wooden parts are marked with little sticky labels which also correspond to the instruction sheet, but the "diagrams" are just tiny drawings of the assembly process - actual photographs would be MUCH better. Handy hint: put the castors on first and it gives you a clear idea of what to do next. Assembly of the drawer is easy, after that some intuition is needed, but once it's all done it looks pretty good and at this price it's really good value. But not for the faint-hearted!

Lovely table and easy to build however very difficult to get the screws tightened on certain parts. It had a small chip on the drawer however i can touch that up. I think they need to review the size of the screws. I built it myself as instructions were clear only needed help tightening up. Looks smart and folds down neatly which is what I needed.

Well made and very useful piece of furniture.

I never review straight away ... Heres why ... Seemed fiddly to put together holes not lined up very well... How ever put together and used for what it was made for Now it's become rickety and unstable after using in the kitchen ... Too expensive for a cheap looking item Don't waste your money Wish I had gone off the reviews and and saved money and purchased a more sturdy one Can't even say pay cheap get cheap . Though it was cheaper than some it wasn't cheap . My advice don't buy , Save your money ladies and gents

Loved building this, well packaged, easy instructions and everything is labelled including all the fixings.

Size wise, just what I needed for my kitchen. Had some difficulty putting it together although not because the instructions weren't clear, they were! Some of the pre-drilled holes for the hinges were not straight and being a bit older and lacking in arm strength, I struggled getting the screws in deep enough. Aesthetically pleasing. Handy little wire baskets and drawer. Overall quite satisfied. Value for money!