Vineyard Natural Kitchen Cart with Stainless Top

We are very happy with HOMESTYLES Vineyard Natural Kitchen Cart with Stainless Steel top. Assembly was easy and the cart looks great. Drawers slide easily, wheels lock. The stainless steel top looks great, very pleased we chose stainless over wood. This cart fits our space perfectly and is a great addition to our kitchen. Recommended.

I have had this cart for over 6 months now and absolutely love it. The construction and quality is excellent. It has all the conveniences I need and is an example of beautiful workmanship for my kitchen. Recently a kitchen remodel left me with 2-1/2 less cupboards, but this utility cart more-than filled that void. I would highly recomend this solid wood cart with wheels. I chose the natural finish and S.S. top and couldn't be happier with it.

Nice and well built. One of the tracks is not mounted level and as a result one drawer looks uneven.

This kitchen cart is well made and was easy to put together. Printed instructions are good and parts are clearly labeled. I did it by myself in a couple hours. The packaging was great, no damage in shipping. Everything is labeled and fits together amazingly accurately. I like the size and sturdiness of the cart, the wheels are good quality and roll easily on my slate tile floor. I replaced the top with a piece of butcherblock I had left over from a previous remodel. Finished it this week and it's already in use. It's working out even better than I'd hoped.

Overall a very nice cart. We were looking for something for our narrow kitchen. Doors were out as they took up too much space trying to access the innards. The assemble went well, following others ideas about leaving off the wheels until the end. I would add, not tightening the screws (especially the allen head screws) until the cart is totally together, then (oh yes) remember to go back and tighten them after. The allen screws are in the most in-convenient spots and a bit hard to tighten with 1/8 of a turn each. The directions are good, but the step one has 4 steps not in any order, then it jumps to step three. I took that as step two is getting a beer. Just be sure to take off the protectice, I mean protective, no they call it the protecticve (I don;t even know how to pronounce that) film. We are very satisfied with the cart, I should added glue to the joints as I assembled the pieces but it is sturdy and does the job.

I was amazed at the quality and design of the materials that make up this kitchen cart. I was expecting lighter weight wood, mismatched pre-drilled holes, missing parts/hardware etc. I am really impressed with it, given its reasonable price. Nicely done. It was relatively easy to assemble, though after inadvertently assembling the cart frame with the drawer divider piece upside down, I was forced to do some major disassembling before I could correct my mistake. That part wasn't fun. But the directions were remarkably easy to follow, and I had little trouble managing assembly by myself. A previous reviewer was right on the money when he suggested leaving the wheels off until the end. I also found it easier to assemble the cart upside down, then righting it when finished. The end result is a VERY solid, and relatively heavy piece which adds to my kitchen needs nicely. One thing I added myself was eight tiny rubber stick-on bumpers to the inside of the drawer faces. This prevents the rather annoying wood-on-wood slamming sound when closing the drawers. Problem solved! Also, if you lock the wheels and adjust them so they're perpendicular to the direction of the drawer movement, the cart hardly moves at all when opening/closing drawers! All in all, I am VERY satisfied with this purchase!

Assembly was easier than expected even though this is not my first assembly project. The drawers are tricky but diagrams were clear. Careful study of dimensions prior to my online purchase proved to be the key to the cart meeting my expectations!

The middle shelf had disintegrated when I opened the box. I was able to work around it, but for someone with little mechanical skill that would be a problem.

We had remodeled oir kitchen, in a 35 year old house in La Jolla, California, amd there was too much space between both sides of the kitchen, with relatively small countertop space. This cart, pit together by my husband and my son, proved to be fantastic! We use it constantly, we can move it when we want it, and we can "secure" it so it doesn't roll oit also! It turned out to ne our best purchase ever for our new home! Thank you!

I bought this cart to replace our much smaller and older cart. It is exactly what I wanted, the size, the height and two drawers - perfect! Glad I read all the reviews here before making the purchase, though, so I knew what to expect going in. It was indeed a 2-people job and took about 2 hours. I had the power drill handy, which made the job a lot easier. The manual needs a little tweaking. The back panel E with two holes is supposed to face forward. Also the side towel bar already came with the metal top screws inserted, so you will only find the one extra screw in the separate hardware box. If your power drill has a hexagon tip, that will make your job easier. Or one of those free hexagon wrenches that come with DIY furniture will allow 2 people to work at the same time. The kit comes with one each of L-shaped and straight wrench (this one is useless, so they should have enclosed two of L-shape ones). I am hoping to pain this cart eventually to match our darker color cabinets but the maple looks just fine for now.