Amazon Basics3-Tier Metal Basket Rolling Cart with Wood Top, Silver

I got this to hold our Magic Mill food dehydrator (9100). I looked and looked at many carts and most were too big. I wanted something that was just a little bigger than the dehydrator without a bunch of unused space on the top. I also wanted to be able to keep accessories, the manual, etc. on the cart so that everything was together. This Amazon Basics cart proved to be just right.It wasn't hard to put together. I have built many baker's shelf units over the years and it's basically the same as that as far as the legs and wheels. The baskets are great for my needs, that way when I roll it around things don't fall off a shelf. The solid wood top is - well, solid. It holds the dehydrator perfectly.We keep the food dehydrator in our back room where we have pantry cupboards but when I use it I had to carry it out and sit it on the kitchen island. It's not super heavy but it isn't light, and I didn't want to ever drop it. Now all I have to do is roll the cart out from that room into the kitchen and park it in a spot where it's not in the way (and not sitting on the island anymore). With it come all the accessories because they are in the baskets under the cart.There's a little wobble in the cart, yes. I'm sure there are some out there that are sturdier but this is no un-sturdy at all. When I roll it from bare floor to carpet though, I'm careful not to jerk it around because I don't want to tweak the cart nor do I want the dehydrator to fall off. But I'm just being cautious because I want it to last forever. When we finally yank out the carpet and put in flooring, that will no longer be a thing.If this cart is the size you need, I say give it a try. Compared to other styles and prices, this one takes the cake! now I wish they had one just like it that was just slightly wider to hold a mini fridge out in the workshop. I'm looking!

Love this. It did take a bit to make sure the shelf/drawers would stay in place, but once you get them in the right spots, they really do become sturdy. The only change I'd have liked was a way to permanently attach the top to the cart. It's the perfect size for what I needed; I'm just leery about putting too much weight on one side of the top without a counterbalance.

Wobbles side-to-side but not front-to-back, it’s just a design/support flaw, it’s not going to fall over. It still works well as a laptop stand in my classroom.

very good quality product

Downsized home. Looking to maximize storage. This chrome cart fits the 16-1/2" wide X 24" deep X 39-1/2" high laundry space next to our washer & dryer perfectly. It held more than our former white wire cart did. The caster wheels are larger & more sturdy so it rolls more smoothly than the other one did too.The assembly was OK. I had assembled chrome shelving with the black plastic 2-piece clip shelf supports before. But the instructions said there were separate screws to attach the baskets. I didn't see them when I laid all the pieces out before assembly, so I was worried they were missing. I proceeded with assembly anyway & discovered that the small screws were actually already screwed into the baskets. The screws had to be unscrewed in order to attach the baskets to the frames. To attach the baskets I had to slightly squeeze the sides of the unit together to get the screws into the holes.The most time consuming part of assembly was determining shelf placement so that the items to be stored would fit height-wise. I had to put the baskets on & off several times to make sure the heights would work.I had also hoped to place a basket on the lowest level of the cart instead of the flat shelf, but that doesn't work. It seems that the flat shelf & the cutting board both provide stability & shape to the unit so the flat shelf must be attached on the bottom level. Once the unit is assembled & filled, the cutting board can be removed & used separately without affecting the unit's stability, but I didn't see a way to assemble the unit with the drawer on the bottom. So I assembled the unit as pictured & put flat items on the lower shelf.Finally, upon assembly I noted that the baskets do not slide out easily as desired. I think a spray of WD-40 would fix that, but right now, I don't find I need to slide the baskets out to access the items because the unit is narrow enough to remove items without pulling the baskets out.I am very pleased to find a unit that would maximize storage. This cart works perfectly for us.

UPDATE- I've had this cart almost a year. The main use was to take dishes, food from our kitchen out to our deck. I really wish it would have worked but after the last time that my husband was rolling it out to the deck, the middle basket gave way and all the dishes and glasses fell out an broke. There was only service for three people so it wasn't that heavy. Once again, I took it out to the shop, put it back together, pounded the legs back in place and took it back to the house. On the way there, it almost collasped again. I'm at a loss of how to fix it any more.I bought this because I liked the metal shelves. My first mistake is I should have read the reviews. First off, I figured the black plastic shelf holders would snap together. Wrong. Second, once I got them in place and put the shelf brackets on the holders would slip down. Now I will admit I'm no genius when it comes to putting things together but I have done quite a few things before. I struggled with these directions. Got the darn thing all together, rolled it to try it out, and it went sideways. Plus the wood top won't fit down in all 4 posts. I checked the cart and it's level. Guess I'm gonna have to do some modifications.

Very sturdy. Best size for my kitchen

Great design. Love the removable cutting board top. Nice big drawers. Very poor quality workmanship. Solders for handle and slider bars for drawers is sloppy.