HOMCOM Kitchen Island on Wheels, Rolling Cart with Rubberwood Top, Spice Rack, Towel Rack and Drawers for Dining Room, GreyThe Forest Stewardship Council

It is part of our kitchen. Used every day. And because it’s mobile can be moved around as needed.

Not too difficult to put together. Love the storage and it is very nice looking.

First off. The instructions are very good for this island cart. The double thick top is also very nice. It's the same wood many will have in the form of a TV tray, but thicker. I even like the color and design. Even the hardware that hold this together is better than anything I ever got at IKEA. Decent metal that can handle a bit of torque. Don't use power tools on this, you will destroy it. It's a fragile chip board and laminate construction.As for where I am not super thrilled. I expected particle board and it's more of a chip board. Time will tell if it holds up better than particle board. And the color is not paint, it is a laminate material. Overall this is probably the best combo you can hope for at this price. This company seems to make most of these carts no matter what site you buy from. I would have paid double my $160 if anyone would use real solid wood, even pine would be better. There just isn't anything till about $900+ that I found. There is a all rubber wood model that often falls to bargain price, but the pictures make it look bad and reviews are rough.What is the fail here. The drawers are very flimsy for anything too heavy. The rails are sloppy with the drawers (lots of wiggle), yes it is installed correctly. The shelf pins are plastic and adequate for some weight, but it wouldn't of have killed them to include metal pins. At least there is a spare piece of hardware for all types included. Although the knob bolt for the drawers is too short. I had to swap it out for a slightly longer one. The included one would not grap the threads.If buying as a quality lifetime item, keep looking and spend more for actual wood. If you just need it for a microwave or similar and to be able to hide some kitchen items. This is ok for the price of $160 or less. Honestly think these are best priced between $100 and $140 considering tool companies are making steel rolling cabinets under $200. Many just might not like the look of steel in the kitchen. My wife pushed me towards this because she preferred the color and wood top.

Great piece - fits perfectly. Putting it together was challenging- considering the instructions were all illustrated-and not clear.

Perfect for the space in my kitchen! Great quality!

Massive storage unit that does not take up a lot of real estate.

Love it. It’s the coffee bar with benefits.

The pain that you have to go through to put this together is already so not worth how much money this thing is, should have never gotten this, and will never recommend it. It took over 4 hours to put this together, every school was almost impossible to screw in, the amount of things that I've had to unscrew and rescrew because these directions don't explain things they just have super unclear pictures, they charge $160 for this thing but can't pre-drill no holes or put the caddies together before sending it out, they can't put each individual part in its own bag so all these little screws don't get mixed up, the material itself is very cheap, while screwing in on one part the outer layer of wood chipped off and I had to use duct tape to fix it. It came out looking decent, although it's pretty short, but like I say was so not worth having to put everything together.