Solid little cart. Does a great job in a space that you need more counter top but don't have room for something massive.

The product came in a box, needed put together. The directions were sketchy and the installation of the drawer needed adjusted. One of the casters was broken, but Wayfair took care of that issue. One issue was the sides of the metal surfaces, was quite sharp, and needed filed down so no one would get cut by accident.

This item arrived and was not only obviously used but was in poor condition with lots of damage and wear and tear. Very disappointing. The item is also not at all high quality as in the pictures, top has obvious glue marks.

Beautiful! Nicer than the photo. Solid material. Im a carpenter ( adding that fact for context ) the drawer was a challenge to assemble. The bottom of the drawer is a thin plywood ( thats fine ) but it was slightly warped. The challenge was to get it inserted into the four side grooves to assemble the drawer. I gently used a persuader ( rubber mallet ) it was fine.

Trying to put this bamboo butcherblock top roller table kitchen unit together from eccostyle and... it's a nightmare. First the bamboo butcher block was warped. They send me a replacement that took almost a week and then I find that the bolts they have you attach it with are too long. When fully tightened, they poke up into the top and create little bumps, ruing the top of the unit. I also was 8 bolts short (yes, eight) for finishing putting this thing together. Nightmare. Now I'm out almost $300, the top is not secure and is damaged. Not sure what to do with this useless, heavy piece of modern art. Edit: Keeping it at 1 star. They sent me the missing bolts and a THIRD countertop to try and fix this thing. It was slightly warped, but still usable. The four attaching bolts could be fully tightened (except for one because of warping) without busting through the top of the counter. However, the slight warp to the top means that there's a gap between the drawer housing and the countertop, but just at the corners. The sides are all flush and tight. They're out of sight because of the countertop's overhang, so we're just going with it. Right now this solves a storage problem in our kitchen, but whenever we next move, it's going up for free and we're getting rid of it. This entire process has been a HUGE disappointment, and the only thing nice I can say about it is "I'm happy it's built and over" (hopefully)