Jubilee Heavy-Duty 3-Tier Utility Service Cart with Wheels, 40.25" x 38.5"

I've purchased three similar carts over the past two years and this one is the best so far. Heavily constructed and easy to put together. The height is great for tall (>5:10) folk; no bending to roll around. Unfortunately, FedEx rough handling caused a break at one corner of the top shelf. I've contacted the vendor through Amazon and requested another top shelf. In the meantime, I've made a temporary repair to get the cart servicable.Added June 11: seller sent a new top shelf which got here in good condition. They were very fast in responding and very friendly. Totally satisfied with the cart and customer service. One of my neighbors liked the cart so much and she will be ordering one shortly.

The cart is easy to assemble. HOWEVER, a rubber mallet is required. THE RUBBER MALLET IS NOT INCLUDED. You need your own. Otherwise everything was fine. I’m a 72 year old female of average strength. I took my time and put it together. It took me about 45 minutes but I got the job done. It looks great and I’m proud of myself for taking the initiative to do it!

Nice cart. Hard to put together.

I NEVER write reviews, but thought my experience assembling this might be helpful. As others have indicated, the supports do not fit well over male parts of the shelves. If you have some simple tools & patience, it's not too bad. I used 80 grit sandpaper to sand down the male parts that accept the supports. I then spread some lubricant (ie - lithium grease, axel grease, etc.) on them prior to pounding the supports down with a rubber mallet & support protector. Yeah, a lot of extra work, but worth it IMO. I love the excellent castors that are omnidirectional, the three shelves, the sturdy construction, & of course, the very reasonable price. If you don't mind a bit of extra work & want a reasonably priced cart, then this isn't a bad deal. (Although, I think it would make sense for the manufacturer to reengineer the supports so that everything fits better... ;-)

This cart will be used to take all cooking utensils and foods from the kitchen out to the patio and then to wheel the grill into the garage for storage. It will be used by an elderly gentleman. His love of grilling was halted due to worsening medical conditions that made walking and carrying items difficult. Now he can sit on the patio and enjoy grilling and dining making only one trip with all the supplies he needs. We use two large industrial totes on the bottom shelves. One for all the supplies before he gets started and one for trash and everything that gets dirty. It's a great system.The cart is very sturdy and goes over the carpet and doorways well, even with the weight of the supplies and the Ninja grill. I was looking for the larger tires, but most carts had the smaller wheels.Handles on both sides is great for pushing it around.Assembly was easy once I figured out where to hit the wheel posts. First time I ever made anything that didn't have extra parts!!Now that I'm done I will say I would have liked the directions to be more specific about two things: that the two wheels with breaks on them should have both gone on the same short side (not on diagonal corners), and to place all three shelves with the 'lack of lip' all on the same side. I wasn't even thinking about the wheels or shelves being different. I just followed the directions.I'm not the best with things like this. My son always assembled everything for me, but now he's raising my grandchildren.It all worked out and the cart is doing exactly what I wanted it to.

Easy to assemble and very sturdy. Great purchase.

Easy to assemble, solid cart, great price!

Issues with trying to put it together. They say use a rubber mallet and a soft cloth. This caused the metal tubes to bend in at the ends so I had to use a wrench to try to open them back up. So now I have something brand new that was starting to look all beaten up. I couldn't get the second shelf in place properly and finally gave up trying to put it together. I can't return it because now I cannot get the pieces apart so I am out the $100+ this thing cost me. It's all going into the trash.