Drop Leaf Rolling Portable Kitchen Island Cart With Double Tilt Out 10 Gallon Garbage Bin Trash Can Storage Cabinet With Power Outlet And Wheels

Horrible quality. While we were putting it together if you didn’t have a 2nd person hold up a shelve it would ripe the particle board and fall. We thought once it was completed it was be more durable but 2 weeks later the fold up shelve fell of ripping right out of the particle board.

The main structure is great but the extendable leaf broke with first attempt at putting something on it.

This was the most difficult thing I have ever had to assemble. It broke so many times that I’m truly baffled it’s standing up on its own. The top piece also came with a little chip. However. I like that the wheels are covered and the height is the same as my counters

It looks great and it is standing up. The assembly on this thing was easily the most difficult item I've ever assembled. On step one, it was unclear where specifically to screw in the "H" which was the rail for the draw. This resulted in having to take off the rails after the entire thing was assembled. At step two, there were 11 screws needed on a piece of the island but there were only 7 holes pre-made. I tried to create a new hole but the necessary screw wouldn't stay put. By the time I assembled the entire thing, this piece and another piece were not bolted together because of this. I ended up using epoxy to seal them together. I didn't bother with the leaf after reading reviews. It was a tough build, but like I led with, it's standing and it looks relatively nice although the draws are basically useless.

This is the worst purchase in my t0 years of life. The instructions had no words, only pictures and they were completely wrong. Several things were damaged upon arrival and more damage occurred as putting it together. Burn your money before you buy this.

Bought the island and assembly, but a part was missing and they use some sort of inefficient outsourced email support. At first, they offered a 15% as an alternative to sending the part I need to build the island. When I opted to actually resolve the problem, something that should have taken one phone call and a couple of days to solve has taken almost 2 weeks and over 15 back and fourth emails (takes a day for them to respond to an email, so when they have a question about your question, or don't answer you with enough detail, you lose 3-4 days going back and forth). I now have the missing part (they sent almost an entire additional island, no idea what I'll do with the other parts) but still no way to reschedule the assembly so all I have is a pile of pieces in my kitchen while the resolution service asks wayfair to reschedule.

Great option when you have a small space

Love the color and functionality. I was able to fit 13 gallon waste baskets. Only issue was with the directions. It took 4hrs to set up and one shelf in the back broke! The directions were to set it up sideways and then one step was missing, the whole unit was off balance and the screw snapped through the wood. I don’t use the back storage so it’s no biggie. I also didn’t care to install the extension leaf. I got it mainly for the garbage and extra counter space.

I had high hopes for this. Unfortunately, right after assembling, the leaf portion gave out during our first meal. We did not put any weight on it — all that was on it was our breakfast plates. My partner assembled this in about 3 hours he‘s a handyman and used power tools to assemble. He said the screws provided to support the leaf are too small but we gave it a shot. The structure overall is nice looking and functions well, except for the leaf.

Good storage and drawer glides are smooth. Got it for the height. Very few kitchen island carts are tall enough to actually be useful as a countertop for food prep in kitchen. It will work. But the particle board extension was a poor design. It's thin and doesn't hold the screws - the holes just tore up, screws fell out, and the extension piece fell off. It's not thick enough for longer screws. So we used an epoxy made for auto body work to glue it onto the metal rails that lift it up and down. If it holds a moving car together, it should hold this. So far, so good, and it looks the same. Also, the wheels aren't great, move forward and backward but not easily, and will not move sideways, so can't push it from the ends. It's okay but if you catch a sale, but not worth the price I paid.