First off, the red kind of rustic looking stuff on it is just a reddish brown paint splotch all over... second, the legs on one side were severely bent in, which ended being okay after I jammed the bottom shelf in and bent it back with some force. Third, the shelf itself is like a gray metal, but the top shelf is a little darker and the bottoms shelf is a more of a natural metal color with an almost hammered print on it. Nothing really seemed to match, making it look kind of cheap... and fourth, and final, the instructions say to have the wheels with the locks both together on the one side of the cart, makes sense so you can easy lock them both without having to go to the other side. But, the wheels came already on the legs. Which fine, but they were on the completely wrong sides of it. So now the wheels with the locks on them have to be in the opposite corners. With the way the legs were made, putting them on like this was the only option. BUT, overall it was 1/3 the price of the other very similar cart. It doesn’t look unbearable, I might have to take some black spray paint to it this summer if it really keeps bothering me. It’s functional, but based on everything from the minute I took it out to the minutes I got it all together, the value should be closer to $50-$70 and definitely not what I paid. I’m keeping it though, so it can’t be too bad I guess!
