Shintenchi Kitchen Island on Wheels with Storage, Wheeled Island & Cart with 3-Tier Spice Rack, 3 Open Shelves and 1 Drawer, White

Easy to assemble. It took my husband (his power drill) and me about 1hr and a half to assemble. The drop leaf table has a pull out bar underneath in the center to keep it in place. It looks sturdy, but definitely wouldn't put heavy items on it. The table top is sleek and easy to clean, it doesn't look like it will scratch easily. Small drawers but deep for storage. I also like that it's rollable. My only Con is that the shelf is not adjustable.

This is a great value for the money. Very clean lines and SUPER EASY ASSEMBLY! I love the versatility ofShelves vs drawers. The one drawer is really a perfect size and depth.I am thinking of ordering a second one.

We got one of these to try to make our tiny kitchen somewhat more functional; it does the job well. I like that it folds out into a larger surface so we can have a makeshift eating or prepping area. We also bought a pair of little folding stools to use with it. The storage is good and the drawers slide well enough. I docked a star because the wheels do not roll particularly well and the "wood" material does feel somewhat fragile, but for the quality at this price, it has been a solid item. No issues with assembling it ourselves either.

Great island for the price. Took a while to build and some of the steps were frustrating, but once assembled it's sturdy and used every day. Cooking, storage, dining at, great product.

This table/work station provides ample space for an air fryer and a rice cooker, but assembling it, especially on my own, was irritating hard work. The main problem was the so-called barrel bolts which essentially require that the user mesh a bolt that moves freely and a screw without being able to see the bolt or the end of the screw that is supposed to fit into the bolt. In the two instances when I succeeded, each required 15 nasty minutes. At that point I realized that a quarter inch dowel with thick glue would do the job, so I found bamboo dowels (very strong) on Amazon and used a sticky wood glue that helps to hold the dowels in place. The remaining joints were fitted in a few minutes not counting drying time. The other assembly problem was the top which attaches with five or six screws. Doing this without assistance is very difficult because all the screws must fit in the holes in the top and the top is quite large and heavy and it is difficult to see all the screws at once. I managed it while mashing my index finger, but it would have been much easier and less painful with someone to help. Barrel bolts should be banned by the Geneva Convention. Once assembled this thing looks just the way it does on Amazon. It is quite attractive and functional. Also, the instructions were clear.

I love this cart. Although the wood it is made of is a bit lighter than I expected it seems sturdy and well made. It is a very good value for the money. There was one problem in that the slider for one of the drawers was the wrong one so, of course, we could not fit the drawer in place. I contacted the seller and received a response the next day stating that the correct slider is on the way to me. It is coming from (I think) China, so it will take a while, but I am confident I will receive it soon. In the meantime, I wait. I am very happy with the cart and the nice, quick response from the seller.

I was really excited about this product, as I have little counter space in my kitchen, so this would be perfect. I am also someone who LOVES assembling furniture so I was excited at the prospect of a project.This was a nightmare to put together. Not because the instructions were unclear - they were very easy to follow, although the instructions are TINY - I'm lucky I have good vision or I'd have needed a microscope to understand the booklet. No, this was a nightmare because - whether through design or factory error every single hole was a few millimeters off of where it needed to be so NONE of the pieces fit together properly. I debated whether it would even be possible to put the thing together or if I should cut my losses and return the whole thing whilst it was still unassembled and ended up trying.A good chunk of the construction relies on using these twisting caps to hold the walls together. due to misalignment of the screws, the caps do not twist closed all the way, making the entire construction unstable.I managed to put the whole thing together and it seems sturdy enough, but I have no idea if it'll stand up to wear and tear as those caps could come undone.Point being: if you want to get a kitchen island, check your local furniture or hardware store. the quality will be much higher.dont get this product.

Study, stylish and fits in my home perfectly. Now I will say it is definitely a two person job, the instructions will be a little confusing at times but if you take your time and don't get frustrated you will be okay. Once it is together it is fantastic.