SEI Furniture Zephs Metal and Tempered Glass Locking Castor Wheels Bar Cart, Gunmetal, Black

Such a sturdy and beautiful bar cart. Read the instructions first. They are very confusing and I consider myself fairly good at putting together things of the sort. Make sure you read the instructions beginning to end BEFORE you start constructing it.I really wanted a gold bar cart, but couldn't find one for a price in my budget. So I bought this one, spray painted the frame gold, and put marble contact paper on the glass shelves. It comes with little suction cups that help hold the glass shelves in place once set on the frames.All in all, it is a very well-made, quality material, very sturdy product. I am very happy with this purchase.

The bar is exactly as pictured. It was delivered on time and arrived packaged with all the tools necessary to assemble it. I put it together by myself reading the directions so no problems on that end. While reading the reviews I came upon someone who unintentionally flipped the middle shelf, but loved it and so left it as it was. Looking at the picture that was posted I realized I actually would prefer it the users' way because all the glassware would be on one side. It's sturdy and rolls around with ease (not that I plan on moving it around, but you've gotta clean right?). Note: if you plan on rolling it you may want to remove the hanging glassware as they do swing side to side. The wheels also lock to prevent unintended movement. It stands at a perfect height for making cocktails and using the cutting board. I would, however, purchase a bar mat. This is because spills may drip unto the lower shelves. I have a 16" x "16" mat that fits perfectly. Unfortunately, I won the mat so I do not have a link for its purchase. Great purchase.

These directions need to be way more specific. This should have been a really simple build but, because of how unclear the instructions are, this has taken me over 3 hours to assemble. Look, people, I'm really good at assembling things. We just moved and I assembled a fireplace, a chair, an end table, a weight bench, a TV stand, a shelf for my bathroom. This bar is the worst one. Heres a few things to note if you decide to buy it:1. Pay close attention to the first step because the pieces look the same but they NOT. I had to take this entire thing and redo it TWICE because the pictures arent clear enough. I've always told my kids to "use your words" these instructions need WORDS.2. Leave all the screws loose until the end cuz this s**t isnt going to line up if you don't.I'm not even done assembling it but, after 3 hours on something that could have been 30 minutes, I'm ready to throw this out the window. And, seriously, you guys, if you saw my Amazon purchase history, I buy a LOT of stuff that I assemble myself. This particular item isnt even mine, it's my husbands, but he sucks at assembling things so I always do it. I'm sure itll be nice when it's finally assembled but it's not even worth all the trouble. Ugh!

I love this cart! We live in a smaller condo and it looks great in our living room and it is great for entertaining guests and easy to decorate. Funny thing is I put the top or the middle on wrong and ended up having the wine glasses hang on the wrong side but I actually like it this way and it freed up another shelf so...that was lucky. Anyways if you want a quality looking cart pick this one. I choose to leave the wheels off but there are wheels that come with it as well.

I absolutely love this bar cart. The package did come with many screws. I looked at the directions and it reminded me of Ikea directions. I looked out the directions and didt really follow them. The little wrench came with the barcart so I did not needto use any of my tools. I started by adding the bottom wheels to the car so that I could distinguish the bottom part easily. I then figured out the middle part. The middle part was the most confussing. I layed the barcart down so that I could easily work on building it. It took me about 2 hours. I really did not care for the black glass. I purchased marble contact paper and put it on the glass. This took about an hour. Slow and steady with the adhesive contact paper. Originally I purchased some on Amazon but it was not wide enough. I actually found nice and cheaper contact paper at Lowes. I purchased the Duck 20-in x 15-ft White Marble Shelf Liner at Lowes. I wanted to make sure that it was long and wide enough to cover the glass without any seams. My bar cart looks legit. It looks like I purchased the bar cart from restoration hardware.