COSTWAY 3 Tiers Tool Trolley, Heavy Duty Service Cart with Handle and Lockable Wheels, Rolling Workshop DIY Storage Trolley for Garage Restaurant Kitchen (1 Flat Handle, Grey)

fairly straightforward to assemble with provided allen key (inclusion of a 10mm spanner would have made job easier), well packed when arrived (unexplained delay with delivery though).Used in utility room to store tins of drink/beans/soup etc plus bottles of drink etc, when loaded seems very stable, also locking wheels are handy.

The bolts and screws are fiddly to hold, place and tighten at the same time. Could have been doing with screw bolt being a bit bigger to connect handle with. Having said this it is a good looking trolley and very strong. Wheels shouldn’t buckle as very sturdy.

This item works well and has been very handy in my workshop. The only complaint if any was the amount of time it took to build because of the amount of small nuts and bolts it took to put it together

There was a great difficulty in aligning the very short bolts to the individual corresponding holes. To get the trolley aligned, following the instructions, all the nuts and bolts had to be loosened to get the trolley to be a perfect rectangle. It requires pressure on the uprights to align the holes. There's was difficulty attaching the handles because the nuts and bolts supplied to attach the handle to the frame, and we had to provide longer bolts. It was delivered on time and we'll packed. Took a long time to put together which could prove difficult for someone elderly.

Easy to put together and well made

BADLY THOUGHT OUT DESIGNThe design of this trolley makes assembly extremely frustrating. Let me explain.Firstly you have to insert foam pieces between the frame and the inside of the shelves. Really tricky as they move about yet grip in places so very hard to get them in the right position. Designer could have made this a lot easier by supplying sticky backed foam so you could glue them in place first.Secondly and the worst bit are the shelves. the walls of the shelves are angled and NOT parallel to the frame. this makes a 5 to 8mm gap which results in the bolts not being long enough. I had to use a G-Clap to force things together so I could get the bolts to reach the threads to tighten. The designer could have included longer bolts to save clamping. I dread to think how people get on building these trolleys that don't have my experience at mechanics and fabricating or the extra tools. Good luck guys.

This is a really nice product I love my new art room trolly and would recommend

robust and mobile, plenty of room on three shelves. Does the job at a reasonable price.