Homestyles Cuisine Kitchen Cart, Cherry, Oak Top

I love this cabinet. It was easy and quick to put together. They gave you extra of all the hardware in case you lost one. The instructions were clear and easy to follow. The finished product is really nice. I opted to get real wood instead of materials by other manufacturers and I'm glad I did. The quality is very good. I highly recommend this product.

Made of beautiful hardwood. It is sturdy and well constructed. The cart is the perfect size for our kitchen and the cherry finish goes well with out cabinets. Unlike other carts we looked at, this one is made of beautiful solid hardwood. The instructions were easy to follow and the finished cart is a fine piece of furniture. We highly recommend this product.

I had been searching for three years to find the perfect rolling kitchen cart for extra storage space. Finally I came across this one on Amazon at a price I felt was reasonable. I was hoping the 'real wood' claim didn't turn out to be cheap press board that is so common in DIY assembled furniture. It arrived on time, but I wasn't home to receive it, so I wondered what condition the package would be in once I returned two weeks later.Boy, was I surprised to my delight! I inspected the outside of the box, not a single dent, crunch or scrape. It was like opening a gift box. When I peered in it was so well packed with styrofoam, corner protection and padding it almost took surgical precision to extricate the contents. All wood pieces were also wrapped in styrofoam sheets and clearly marked. Not a scratch or mar. The content/assembly sheet was easy to read and clear. I checked to make sure I had every single piece needed to assemble before I began and found an extra part for each collection of screws and posts. (saved for future needs).I can't say how long it took me to assemble it (I did it alone) because I did it in between my other house chores, but suffice it to say, it didn't take long at all. Everything fit together well with no issues even though I still managed to assemble the drawer wrong. I figured out the issue quickly and disassembling and reassembling took minutes to fix. No sweat. Once I had everything correct I rolled that baby into my dining room corner and stuffed it with all my dog's food, meds, treats, grooming tools inside the cabinet and drawer and still had room to store my wok and instant pot. (I was particularly impressed with the drawer bottom. This drawer isn't going to be bulging and warping or falling out because the bottom is screwed together and the drawer bottom isn't that cheap composite garbage.)As stated in the ad, this unit is made of real wood with an option to order it with a granite top (I ordered the wood top). It is worth every penny and it looks great in the corner between the kitchen and dining room and I can roll it with ease. Excellent unit at a great price.

We love our new small kitchen island. The stone top is really nice; overall it looks quite nice. I gave it a 4-star because when putting it together, things were not "square." The drawer wouldn't close because it was so slanted that the left side hit the stone top. I was able to take the rolling mechanism off of that side and move it down, making it more level. It wasn't very hard, but some people might not have the simple tools to do it, or just not know what to do. Considering that shipping was free in the low price we paid for this, I'm still happy with getting it, despite its (fixable) flaw. Just a note: the wood "buttons" that cover the screws are a noticeably lighter shade than the body of the island, but, oh well.

This cart exceeded my expectations. I admit I was skeptical about the price for the cart. There is no MDF in this box. The only plastic in the box is the packaging. This cart is solid wood down to the plugs. You will feel like a woodworker when you finish assembling this.When you order this be advised it is heavy! Fortunately a neighbor helped me carry it upstairs. Don't worry though. If you drop it (which he did) it is well packaged.I put this together by myself. It took about 6 hours and I had to charge my drill midway. I placed the piece with the magnets backwards and only needed to remove 2 torx screws to turn it around.Open the larger box first and locate the instructions. Make a pot of coffee to drink while reading the instructions. Identify and separate the parts. If you have a rechargeable drill make sure it is fully charged and be familiar with torque. I do not suggest using a screwdriver for this since the wood is hard. This was not manufactured by a famous Scandinavian furniture store so put the gorilla glue away!Assemble it in the order given. Take your time. Every part is well marked. There are several types of screws provided and they are for different applications. Do not tighten until all pieces are together.I made one easy modification. After I hung the doors I noticed they were not level. I was able to move both cabinet hinges up about 1/4 inch. I placed the door where it needed to be and found a box to prop it into place. I then placed the hinges and drilled them into place. The first hinge was awkward but became easier once I drilled the first screw. The fix took about 20 minutes and the finished product was worth it.I put the racks on, but decided I don't need them and will remove them. The huge Instant Pot with the lid on easily fits in the bottom and there is still plenty room for other gadgets. The draw is functional and fits seldom used utensils and/or menus. This is a great fit for a small kitchen.