Rolling Kitchen Island with Drop Leaf – Movable Kitchen Carts on Wheels Island with Storage Cabinet, Island Table for Kitchen with Rubber Wood Top and Rack and Drawer, Matte, Black

They look amazing. Work well. Seems sturdy. Plenty of storage space & nice spot to hold your paper towels or washclothes on the side. All good things.... BUT the trouble is, they are insanely complicated to build. I had to pay a contractor $300 to assemble this because it was beyond me. That said, even with the $300 assembly cost, much cheaper than a prebuilt unit you might get from home depot or Lowes and again they look absolutely beautiful. Highly recommend, if you don't mind the assembly.

Great Island!I was nervous about buying this, but very glad I did. Overall it's a great addition to our kitchen. It stores the extra kitchen appliances we do not use on a daily basis and my cake decorating tools, with some room to spare. It's sturdy once you have all the parts together and secured.It comes in a lot of pieces, but very well labeled. Ours personally had no damage on any corners, it was well packed with styrofoam all around the box. I started building it after work one night and my 10 year old was able to finish it for me while I was at work the next day. Instructions are very easy to follow.This is obviously not solid wood, nothing really is anymore. The backing is the thinnest point, but has good security once completely built. I did however show my kids that it is thinner and they know not to put their feet on it (where they sit with the barstools). I also waited until they were older before purchasing something like this, especially new.I do actually like this one so much, I'm planning to purchase another to make a drink station in a different part of the kitchen. And plan to push both of them together during bigger family gatherings for extra table space!

It took 3 hours for my husband and I to put together but to be fair the dogs kept getting in the way and we were tired. One piece was wrong (you could tell by the number on it) and my husband had to drill holes in it to make it work or else we would have a drawer. I don’t like how the hardware for the drawer is white and the material is black. And the instructions weren’t very clear for putting the doors on. Either that or I was to tired and over it by time we got that far. Overall not to hard to assemble and looks great!

Bought this for a gift. Took my husband and me 1 hr and 45 min to assemble(we’re pretty experienced at this). Directions were a little confusing at times as sometimes mutiple steps in one photo but pay attention to the drawings and look ahead to see what you need to have ready. Pieces were well labeled and unit is sturdy once fully assembled. We broke 3 or 4 of the round locks but they gave us plenty and we ended up with just enough. Drop leaf is perfect for adding an eat in option to the kitchen. Drawers and doors work good and the adjustable shelves in the bottom are handy. Works perfect in the kitchen, but we ended up buying legs to replace the wheels, just personal preference.

Feels flimsy generally, and the drawers are useless. They tip over when you pull them out. This is not even to mention how challenging it was to assemble. Also it’s about a half-inch too short to comfortably stand in front of and cut vegetables on.

It works mostly as intended.A bit complicated to assemble, needed 2 people at points during the assembly.The pegs for the shelving don't stay put, so moving heavier objects can knock them loose & cause everything to fall. This is frustrating because we bought it to hold some of our additional small appliances and cookware. Instead, it holds a few snacks, and our small appliances hang out on the counter.The left drawer constantly catches and sticks, even with nothing in the cabinet or drawer. We've pulled out the drawer a few times to see if anything is loose or sticking out too far, but can't figure out the issue.Oh, and it's particle board. This isn't an issue in drier climates, or if delivered in dry weather, but it's was delivered in a rain storm, and some of the boards already have started to expand.Overall, I wouldn't buy it again, especially at almost $300. While it does mostly hold together well, the inability to use the shelving for heavier objects, the drawer issues, and the disintegrating particle board are annoying enough to get a mediocre review.

A great product. I am very happy with.

Good quality! It isn’t for a home for heavy use though. BUT I am so happy with this purchase. I have a small kitchen with little storage, and hardly any counter space. This added just the right amount without crowding my kitchen. It rolls easily, and the drawers are smooth opening and closing.