LuxorMultipurpose Utility Cart with 2 Shelf - Black

Needed a mobile stand for two printers in my workshop. HP Laserjet 3600 below and and an Epson 15000 inkjet on top. Very sturdy and the large wheels make it very easy to move around. Easy to assembly in about 5 minutes with a hammer.

I think you should feel confident in buying this for most uses. It is pretty sturdy and rolls easily.My only complaint might be that the assembly is a "little" challenging. In our case, we needed a rubber mallet to get the tubes to go in far enough into the shelves.

After several surgeries in one year, I have difficulty doing some of the things I used to. I needed something to help me bring groceries, dog food , bottled water, ECT from my car to into my house. This cart has been a life saver. Takes two trips to get stuff into my garage after a Costco run. Maneuverability is good on the driveway. Brake mechanism on the wheels is difficulty to operate. I'm seventy-six and under five feet tall. This keeps me from having to ask a neighbor to unload my stuff.

It was easy to assemble, but did require a mallet to pound in the casters and the four supporting brackets. I use it to hold my countertop dishwasher that I also bought on Amazon. It's easy to push around and two of the wheels have locking brakes, so it can't roll around when you want it to stay put. Very sturdy, and has a lip around the top shelf to keep things from rolling/sliding off. A good value for the money. It will probably last longer than I will!

I'm very pleased with this cart. It's sturdy, tall enough that I don't have to bend over to maneuver it and those big wheels makes it so easy to handle. I use for indoor and outdoor and I have no problem passing through the bumps of the doors. Not even the sliding door. Wonders for my bad back! Love it!!!

This utility cart is FLIMSY. It might be adequate if you don't actually need to move it (if you only want to use it as a shelf, not a cart). The problem isn't the casters or the shelves, which seem adequate. It's the vertical legs between the top and bottom shelf. They are CHEAP, THIN PLASTIC tubes, that are just friction-fit to the top and base. There is nothing fastening the top and bottom to the legs... it's just a friction fit and it moves around at the slightest push.I followed the instructions and carefully pounded the top and bottom together with a rubber mallet. With even just 20 lbs on it, when I push on the handle, the whole cart leans over by more than an inch before the wheels roll. And this is BRAND NEW, right after assembly. I can't imagine what it will be like after a few months of use.They claim a capacity of 300 lbs. NO WAY. Even sitting still, I would not trust this with more than 100 lbs. Used as a cart... MUCH less than 100 lbs. Just pushing it empty it feels like the top wants to come off.I'd like to return this, but foolishly I cut down the box for recycling before I assembled and tested it. This thing is GARBAGE and a huge waste of time and money.My Rubbermaid cart is more than twice the size, was less than twice the price, and feels 20 times stronger. I wanted a cart with a flat top, and the low weight limits advertised for metal carts scared me off. I should have bought a metal cart. Those, at least, would not have been so wobbly like this one, and I don't trust this one with even the lower advertised capacities of the metal carts. Live and learn.

Bought this to fix a problem: What to do when you're older and have trouble putting in and taking out window-unit air conditioners? This utility cart is just the right height for the window sill. Put the a/c unit on the cart and it slides right into the window! Taking it out is just as easy. And I stored it on the cart for next season. Threw an old tablecloth over it and voila! Cart is well made and SO easy to assemble - took less than two minutes. When you get older you have to find things that are easy to handle and work as advertised. Done and done!

I'm using this as a two-tier computer cart beside my desk. I've got one mid-tower on each shelf along with their UPS's. It's holding both easily, along with the occasional cat. The legs do sway when the cat jumps on top of it from the lateral force, but it's not going anywhere. I can't speak to the brakes since this is on carpet.Use dishwashing liquid on the posts for much easier assembly.

This is not a well made item. Very, very flimsy. The two casters are with breaks and two are without. This only aggravates the situation making it even less stable. Returned.