Easy to assemble, looks good and fits our needs. Not 5 stars only because it's a bit wobbly on the wheels and the wheel stops don't work right

I wanted a cart/shelf unit for next to my desk for lightweight electronics and a couple of frequently used books. This cart was easy to assemble with the included hardware and screws, and looks wonderful. I would not use it for heavy objects or for frequent moving, but it is a nice slim shape, has a nice simple industrial design, and I love that it sits about a foot taller than my desktop. I didn't have terribly high expectations based on the price and other reviews, but it exceeded my expectations and looks great. I could see this working well in many different rooms for many different purposes. I love it in my home office!

We needed a rolling cart both to visibly store and to transport a few rolls of paper within the office. The wheels make it possible to move the heavy rolls of paper close to the large format printer when it is time to load them, so this little gem was the perfect solution. For it's small price it looks great, it's open end design with flush shelves allows for our 44" long rolls to be stored and rolled around as needed, and assembly was quick.

Two things you need to know:

1) The lovely wooden grain pattern you see in the pictures is not actually wood, but stickers. They are good quality stickers and put on the shelves straight (thank goodness), but what may look rustic from a distance is revealed to be more manufactured up close. The overall product still looks handsome, but if you had your heart set on real wood, keep on moving.

2) The instructions for assembly are just terrible. Without getting into every gory detail, suffice it to say that the pictures are all too small and lacking in detail to be remotely useful, which means extra time spent trying to decipher the poorly written explanations. These include, but are not limited to, a reference to installing parts which are already installed, failure to mention the orientation of the support bars, and an instruction to get the frame tightened and loosened in the right combination of places so that it rests flat on the floor. (Never did succeed at that one, but somehow putting the wheels in evened everything out.) You'll also find some foam strips that aren't mentioned in the original directions at all, but come with a separate piece of paper explaining what they're for (almost like an afterthought). Oh, and the "locking washers" have one end that goes on the screw and one end that goes on the hex wrench - could've saved a good fifteen minutes of assuming every washer was stripped by telling me they could only go on one way!

Anyhow, if poorly written directions give you heart palpitations, spare your health and buy something else. It's a handsome product now that I've gotten past assembly - which I normally enjoy - but be prepared for considerable frustration if you want this end result!

perfect for my printer on top shelf, my various wifi and cable boxes on the middle shelf, paper supply on the bottom shelf. Next to my tv stand, they actually look good together. Assembly a little challenging (i didn't do it myself).