I bought this grill table for outdoor cooking, and it’s been really handy. It folds up and sets up in seconds, which is great when I’m in a hurry. The stainless steel top is sturdy enough to hold my meats and veggies without any issues, and cleanup is quick. The hooks on the side are perfect for keeping tools within reach.I like that it’s easy to move around thanks to the wheels, and the locks keep it from shifting while I’m cooking. It folds down flat, so it doesn’t take up much space when stored. If you need a solid, portable table for grilling or prep work, this one gets the job done.

Trying to get a replacement but mine was missing the locking latch which is basically the whole point of a folding table. No instructions, no tools, just bad item overall save your money and go to a reputable dealer.Edit: Last 2 pictures are of the "replacement" I was sent. Ended up using spare screws to hold it together while I ask around for any better fitting parts from my coworkers since they wanted a return on this one.Edit: Seller offered refund.

I recently purchased this organizer, I use it for my kitchen and it has completely transformed my kitchen. The design is both functional and stylish, making it easy to store and access all my utensils and pantry items. The organizer has plenty of space to place items, and the wheels are scratch-resistant, making it very easy and convenient to move around.

Folding metal cart Vine Review. Brand: REXTACT👉 No directions at all, in, or on, the box. For something this complex, automatic 3 star rating applied. Better not try to slip by with that “go to a web page for directions!” Nope. Not good enough I say! Put them here, on the Amazon listing and in the box.👉 Caution: At least one listing photos is a mirror image. (With weights on each shelf) That can confuse you, for sure!👉 All measurements in inches.🙋‍♂️ My guess on assembly, step by step, with some numbered photo assistance:1. Open the long side of the box. Remove small strips of cardboard. Slide out the table top with the bags taped to it and set aside. Photo 1.2. Slide out the expanding table. Unwrap it, expand it, and click the thumb latch to make it securely locked open.3. Invert the table so you are: a. Wheel sockets up and b. With the locked thumb latch towards you.4. Now the shorter 2 legs side, should be on your right.5. Cut the wheel bags open that were attached to the table top. Photos 5, & 5g to show the small parts.6. The wheels with brakes and bolt threads screw directly in to the shorter legs on the right.7. On the pair I got, the brakes were locked making it easy to hand screw tighten in. Note: I did not use any washers. (Step 7 guess)8. Now pick up the 2 large bolts, the 4 washers and the two simple wheels. I slipped a washer on a bolt, then slipped that on the wheel, when slipped on another washer then hand screwed the “loaded bolt” into a leg on the left hand side. Then repeat for the other wheel.9. Now invert the table. Keep the fully locked thumb latch (center) towards you.10. Notice that the left top SIDE of the table has two bolt holes about 6” apart and the right SIDE is 10” apart.11. Now place the table top on the frame so that these holes line up with the corresponding holes in the table top.12. Don’t remove plastic yet. Place all remaining parts on top of your table.13. Roll your cart to your preferred place of seated comfort assembly! (Beverage on top is optional. :)14. We assume at this point that the six flat head bolts go two each for the 1. Magnet bar. 2. Bottle opener. 3. Trash can rack. I think the rack is optional, but go ahead and screw in the two flat head bolts either way.)15. For clearance issues, we installed the magnet bar before the grab bar. I saw no value in my magnet bar for a preferred side up. (NOTE: If this ever became a tighten issue in the future, it looks like a longer flat head bolt might be used with nuts and lock washers.)16. At this point, Photo 16, we are left with that hardware to install.17. I jumped ahead to see how this table is going to fold and determined that the two white roller bolts are to support the table top, perhaps in folding. And that the internal thread bolts with Allen wrench heads are paired with the two Allen wrench standard threads to go through the handle. An orange lasso set on Photo 16. The short bolts have bits of blue tape on the threads on purpose, do not remove.18. The hardest part. I ended up putting the long bolt through many ways to see what contortion of the handle made it possible to start the bolt in from the other side. The handle did not seem to be square for the job. Photo 1819. Then, having learned what looked best, install the handle to the the table frame. Good luck and be patient.20. You will now notice you have two white roller bolts left.21. If you NOW try to open and close the rolling table you will see that the top is not attached to the base!22. Remove the top and find the two high bolt holes on the corner post ends way above the locking wheels. These last two roller bolts appear to go there. Photo 22. ⚠️The yellow oval on this photo shows a potential danger should the table be at work and these snag someone or something. Whether pivoted on not. Consider a temporary wrap, even tape, on both. ⚠️23. Lift the lid, find the 2 sets of offset cuts in the underside of the lid, and lower the lid so these white rollers can use the extra space to fully seat the top down on the frame, then slide the lid for it to rest on all four posts. Photo 23 shows offset cuts for these rollers.24. You will need to “learn” the close up process that allows this top to slide as you fold up to close the table. My cheater method is: a. Stand on spinning wheels end, locking brakes is optional b. Reach forward to grab the top in the middle on both sides and simply lift up the top from the magnet/fixed wheel end to clear the posts, then pull the top back towards you to be able to find those notches that allows you to lift this light top away and set aside. Then unlock the thumb latch and collapse the frame and use the swing latches to lock it. You can then hang the top, trash frame down, using the top’s bottom notches at the corners that keeps it collapsed Again, the two latches hold it folded. Photo 24. The belt can then be use to hold it even tighter, standing thinner.25. Repeat #24 as many times needed to become comfortable. Perhaps you might prefer to lift from the magnet end?26. Decide if you need trash can module attached. It is quite flimsy and adds quite a lot to table length. AND it sticks up above the table top by 1/2 inch. (Of course could install upside down to fix that.) It is unlikely to hold many bottles, or much weight. Your call with each use.27. Use a wrench to tighten the wheel nuts from Step 8. Careful not to over tighten.28. See the bottom of the review.*Summary items.1. The 4 side spaces at the shelf BETWEEN the corner posts averages 15 1/82. The space inside to inside the corner posts, clamp side is 24 13/16.3. The space “in to in” the corner posts opposite clamp side is 254. The height “in to in” for bottom shelf to top shelf is 13 3/8, except for the hinge center where it is 12 3/4.5. The 2 expanded metal shelves measure 27 3/8 x 14 3/46. The top measures 27 1/2 x 18 1/27. The height “in to in” for middle shelf to top measures 12 3/4.8. Height of table top from ground measures 34” space under bottom shelf to ground measures 5 1/8.Cons1. No directions in box2. A plastic cap for the corner post that holds the bottle cap, was found broken off, probably in shipping.3. A found on floor screw’s home was found while measuring. The location showed itself, attaching a corner of the lower shelf to the post. There are 4 screws like it on the side opposite the thumb clamp, two more needed tightening.4. Step 18. Surely this could be engineered to be easier. The bar could be made more square to the task.5. Minor. Get used to the table top on the handle end being loose in lifting up. It’s a feature of the collapse.NeitherStep 24 is a necessary evil for securely collapsing.Assembled table weighs 26 lbs.👉😱 Perhaps I have not assembled correctly and Steps 18 and 24 would be easier with them. If so: Mea culpaPlus1. EZ to fold, once you learn how the top slides. Or to just remove it first, then rehang when folded. 🤷🏼‍♂️2. Magnetic knife bar. Who provides that? (The DJ electronics might not like it!)3. All metal, except for the wheels. Beware of hot coals on the ground! (And chewing dogs?)Would have been a 4 star, with directions. I was so stoked to get this request in. (And I don’t EVER say stoked!) Just to have a traveling table with so many skills. From bar duty, to remote food prep & cooking duty, to music duty, this RexTact has skills for a bartender, chef and a DJ. Have table (with skills), will travel. Paladin? Need an icon that combines bar, food prep & cook and music with a knight.Outside (with) the table thinking. A mobile plant potting/repotting station? A small pet grooming/medical table? So many possibilities for a mobile folding table!*Step 28, you can remove the plastic film from the top now. But it is an option to leave it on until it looks bad. hehe.TPinSwUSA Vine Voice rating scale:★ Well below expectations. And/or Listing is false.★★ Below expectations and/or Significant listing errors or Significant problems.★★★ Neutral - some good, some bad. Or highly priced for no known reason.★★★★ Meets expectations. Price seemed competitive when review was written.★★★★★ Exceeds expectations and/or the competition with Value. Unique. (Less than 30% of my Vine reviews.)

I ordered it as a birthday present for my husbandand it was a great choiceit was quick to assembleit has 3 levels to have space for all the tools when making cookoutsit is not heavy and can also be folded to save space

We spend a lot of time cooking on the grill. My husband more than anyone! So he’s happy I got this table for us. Now we don’t have to go inside everytime!I love that is easy to fold it! And love the quality too!

Honestly, I was a bit skeptical about the quality at this price point, but I was pleasantly surprised. The stainless steel countertop is solid, and the cart feels very stable. Following the video on the product page made assembly a breeze. It’s so convenient for prepping barbecue tools and food. Totally satisfied!

This is the table I have been looking for, easy to assemble, easy to clean. I love it able to fold and fit in my trunk. It is a little heavy, but the wheel design make it easy. Just be more careful if you use stove on it, it does get hot.