Just finished putting this together and had to tell you how pleased I am with the cart! I've been looking everywhere for a small cart to fit between my refrigerator and small kitchen cabinet they were either too big or too expensive. This cart is a perfect fit. It gives me a place to set things from the refrigerator and useful shelves and a drawer to store things that were cluttering up my counter. It not only looks nice but was very easy to assemble and all a a reasonable price. It was even delivered quickly. Even the wheels roll nicely. I would very much recommend this nice cart to anyone needing more storage space that is sturdy and looks great.

I have a small kitchen and the cart I was using didn't fit the particular space next to the cabinet. I needed a uniformity to the size and color and this was the only cart that had all the features I was looking for. Perfect for my need. My husband put it together very fast and he didn't complain it was easy and he is elderly. So yes this is good for an area that needs a cart this size and the fact you can wheel it is a plus. Happy with this purchase.

Review of: Oceanstar Design Group Bamboo Kitchen Trolley, NaturalI bought this for my bathroom to hold some extra essentials, and for my husband to have a surface to empty his pockets out onto. I wanted the wheels to make it easy to clean under and around it. I always wanted to wheel it over next to the tub to set my tablet on so I could watch something while in the tub. I liked it's versatility. My husband assembled it while I was away, so I have no idea how that went. I do think it's nice looking, but do wish there was a board covering the side of the drawer. To me, the uncovered side of the the drawer makes it look unfinished, like something is missing. Also, the whole thing moves when you open the drawer. Even if you lock the wheels. So you need two hands to open the drawer. One to hold the cart in place, the other to pull the drawer out. Bought for $67 in June of 2024. So I do rate this for what it is. Cheap, fairly good looking, not perfect, need to be gentle with it, won't last forever type of thing. Not a piece of furniture you'll pass onto anyone.

It's great. It's solid, rolls well and the drawer is aligned properly and slides easily. Looks great. I did not have any issues with installation. Super cute for a small space. It can take some weight, too. Looks better than the photos so you'll be happy with it. I'd buy again.

It arrived today & took only a few minutes to assemble. I'm very pleased with it. My intention is to have it bedside to keep my CPAP machine on and I've ordered a CPAP hose holder that will clamp onto the top shelf it to keep the hose elevated. That will arrive in a couple of days. I wanted a cart with wheels to move near my recliner because sometimes I sleep there, too. This is absolutely perfect for me.

We bought this kitchen trolley in December 2021. After two years it's as good as new. We use it as extra counter space when cooking. We store our flatware in the drawer. We have bread on the top shelf while the other shelves store our small cutting boards and our flour canister. Handy to have, easy to move around, sturdy and looks good in our tiny abode. We're very happy with out purchase.

I am somewhat disappointed with this purchase. It does the job I needed it to do but this item has some quality shortcomings that I'll get into later.I needed an inexpensive utility table in my kitchen to accommodate a new toaster oven. The Oceanstar Kitchen Trolley was just the right size I needed to fit into a relatively tight space. It also looked nice on the web page. I was a bit concerned looking at some of the other reviews but given the price, I figured it was worth a shot.I will preface my comments by saying that like any red blooded male that identifies himself as a member of the American Middle Class, I have a lot of experience assembling furniture from numerous sources, including Ikea (indeed, a nearly obligatory right of passage) and Amazon.The first sign of trouble when the package arrived. Amazon did not use an outer box and there were some holes punched into the box, presumably by rough handling during USPS shipping. Then to my horror when I opened the box, loose screws started cascading out of the box and onto the floor of my garage. Given that the box had holes, I was obviously wondering if all the hardware was going to be there, Fortunately I eventually confirmed everything was there but it did make for a period of consternation.At it turns out, all the hardware was supposed to be in ziplock type bag that opened during shipment. I presume it was never closed properly at the factory. All the rest of the bamboo items were reasonably well protected.Before starting assembly, I looked for the instructions. Frankly, they were pretty minimal. I have uploaded an image of the instruction so you can see for yourself. For me, it was sufficient but I am not sure it would be for everyone.The fine print on the instructions recommends two adults for assembly. That is ludicrous. One person with minimal skills should be adequate. A well lighted workbench or table would be a good idea. As with many items I have assembled, this uses screws that require an allen wrench instead of a screwdriver. Oceanstar included an allen wrench to add to the collection in my toolbox. However, since was not my first rodeo, I used a hex bit with an electric screwdriver. That significantly speeds up assembly. The only note of caution is to avoid tightening the screws all the way initially. It is best to leave them a little loose and then complete tightening after it is completely assembled.Another reviewer noted that not all the holes line up. I can confirm that is the case. In my case when attaching the tabletop piece, there were holes that did not line up even though I left myself some "wiggle room" by leaving the other screws a bit loose. I ended up abandoning the four shorter screws that came in the box and substituted some slightly narrower screw that allowed a bit more play. That worked. However, this points to poor QA and attention to detail by the manufacturer, who should hang their heads in shame. (Note: I tend to vent and I feel better now).After completing assembly, I inserted the drawer and found it the right side would not close flush as the left side did. There is about 1/16th of an inch sticking out. I uploaded a picture depicting that. I attribute that to the hole misalignment I mentioned. However, it just did not seem to be a big enough deal to partially disassemble and attempt to fix it. Maybe later. Although annoying to me because I know it's there, from any distance the discrepancy is not really noticeable.I chose not to install the wheels because I don't plan on moving the trolley around my kitchen. Given the lightweight nature of this trolley, I'd almost say the wheels seem heavier than needed and are overkill for this application. But they're there is you need them.The negative observations aside, the kitchen trolley looks attractive in my kitchen. The quality of the bamboo and the finish is pretty decent. One would definitely not want to put anything heavy on this but for toaster ovens or other light appliances, it is quite sufficient and pretty rigid once assembled.All in all, given the quality shortcomings I would not regard this as a superior value. On the other hand, I do not feel totally ripped off. Hence, the three star review.If you are handy around the house, can deal with minimal instructions and are prepared to deal with minor surprises, this kitchen trolley can work for you. But I cannot in good conscience give it a higher recommendation.

The box, which is like corrugated cardboard, was damaged when delivered but the contents inside were wrapped very securely with bubble wrap and tape. All the parts were there. The outside of the box shows what is inside, which, was not an issue for me but might be for someone else. It helps to be a visual person as the directions are not written out. The maker suggests two people put it together but I put it together by myself by putting one side together at a time. It took me all of ten minutes to put together once I laid out all of the pieces. I am happy with how it looks and how sturdy it is. I would recommend this product.

The trolley looks amazing in my kitchen. It is sturdy enough to support a 18.9L bottle. It is easy to assemble. I'm really satisfied with this product.

Era lo que necesitaba pero al abrir la caja el producto estaba dañado. Lo devolví.

Great little table, sturdy enough for my water jug. Doesn't take up alot of space. The caster wheels didn't lock into the table legs. But I may not have pushed hard enough.

It's a great cart! It was easy to assemble. The only issue I have is the casters don't stay in the legs of the cart if you lift it. It rolls easily. It's got just enough storage and it looks great in my kitchen!

Easy to put together myself. Strong and the wheels are great!