The manufacturer covered the entire cart with a plastic film which Im assuming is to protect it, however there are deep scratches in the top of the table. The film is extremely difficult to get off and theres no way to get it off the cabinets itself. The film on the top and middle of the table were extremely hard to remove. It looks like garbage. Very disappointed by the way the manufacturer used this unnecessary film that has caused nothing but frustration trying to remove it

I love the look and functionality of the table but the directions for putting it together were challenging

I think this is a pretty good looking product. I’m just giving it less stars for two reasons One, it was missing some bolts and screws and was really difficult to put together based on the pictures in the instruction booklet, two, every piece of metal was covered in plastic coating. It doesn’t peel off easily. You basically have to scrape with your nails and pull off a little bit at a time. There are some areas we will never be able to get the plastic off.

When I saw this cart and read the description saying it could be used as a workbench I decided to try it. But when I received it and started to put it together I realized it wasnt going to be exactly what I thought. First assembly isnt as straight forward as you would think a lot of holes didnt line up so I had to use clamps to screw together. Second I dont think its going to be able to hold the weight it says it can. It can be used for lighter things. Not horrible but not as advertised

This outdoor grill table cart has several nice features. It’s made of sheet metal and feels sturdy once assembled. The two enclosed storage cabinets are useful, and the full-width shelves provide plenty of storage space for grilling supplies and accessories. The wheels also roll smoothly and make it easy to move around. Unfortunately, assembly was a challenge. It took us about four hours to put everything together. Some of the instructions were unclear and didn’t specify whether certain parts belonged on the right or left side. We also encountered several screw holes that didn’t line up properly, requiring us to improvise during assembly. Another frustration was the protective plastic film covering many of the metal panels. It was difficult to remove, so we ended up leaving most of it in place because we were concerned the cart might look worse if we tried to peel it all off. Additionally, each metal door had to be assembled from multiple pieces. We’re not sure why the manufacturer didnt simply provide the doors preassembled. Overall, the cart seems durable, offers excellent storage, and looks nice once completed. However, the lengthy and sometimes frustrating assembly process makes it difficult to say it was worth the amount of time and effort required.