LUXOR EC111-B Heavy Duty Plastic Utility Cart, 32" x 18" Rolling Tub Cart with Three Shelves, 300 lbs. Capacity, Ergonomic Push Handle, Black

Found this cart to be perfect for my job maintaining a fleet of 12 golf carts. I need to move from gold cart to golf cart. Highly recommend.

One of my best purchases. Its such a good thing to have and its a good way to use vertical space. Its great and can hold a lot of weight.

As an A-V specialist at a high school and university I bought many Luxor brand carts over 30+ years. This is an ideal cart for many purposes and is well made. It was very easy to assemble and though it is sturdy it does not weigh too much. The wheels included are very nice. If you are shopping for carts like this be sure you get one with all the wheels are casters, makes it much easier to maneuver in tight spaces. Unless you know you specifically need a metal cart I would consider the many plastic models that Luxor makes, though they also do make steel and wire carts that are very good. There are many varieties of Luxor carts so check out all the different ones available.I have bought at least 10 different Luxor styles and they have all be great.

Very sturdy work very well with my 3000 watt solar power station build

Disclaimer - I would have issued 5 stars had it not been for an unresponsive seller.After seeing these carts in use at a commercial car wash I bought two to serve as replacements for rusting out garage shelf units. One of them assembled very easily without the need to tap the posts into the shelves. The other seems to have slightly oversized posts which required some effort to seat. The instructions indicate they need to be seated with a rubber mallet, and that is exactly what I used, but that resulted in a stress crack on one of the shelves. I contacted the seller for a replacement part via an automated email link they sent me seeking positive feedback, but I never got a response. Thankfully, Amazon's no-nonsense return policy came to the rescue and I got a replacement unit with a return shipping tag. In hindsight, a little WD-40 on the post might have helped it seat without cracking the shelf, however the posts on the second unit were unquestionably tighter than the first one. The carts are sturdier than I expected, very light, and easy to maneuver with the four large swivel wheels. The wheels are large enough to easily roll over extension cords, sidewalk gaps, and other small obstacles. Also, they're are made of non-marking material so my new garage floor won't get marked up. I loaded one of them up with about 150 pounds of tools and it doesn't seem stressed. I also like the resin construction which will hold up to the elements if I decide to leave it outside. I have one loaded up with hand tools so I can simply roll it out to the driveway when I get wrenching, and another contains all of my detailing supplies, i.e. buffer, pads, polish, etc. I plan to attach power strips with extension cords to them so I can have everything I need in one unit. This beats the pants off hauling tools and supplies in and out in buckets.I am currently planning on purchasing at least two more of these in the near future and would only suggest you be very careful during assembly to avoid the same mishap I had.

I use this cart to hold my pottery tools and materials. This includes 100 lbs of clay, a 20lb banding wheel, and all tools. It is a large and sturdy cart and doesn’t rust. It moves freely but has locking wheels. It is exactly what I needed to keep my hobby organized and out of the way on my deck. I have not tested it, but I believe it will easily hold perhaps ten times its own weight with no difficulty. The shelf edges are deep enough to keep everything in place without any danger of sliding off and I would trust it in an earthquake up to 4.5-5.5 with no worries.

We have several roll around carts for various purposes. We are seniors, so lifting and carrying things like groceries in from the car, moving Christmas decorations into rooms, etc, is a chore. All the other carts I have were the screw-together with nuts and bolts kind. I thought this to be the same, so waited until our grandsons came to visit. Surprise! They had it together in minutes, literally, by just pushing the parts together...no nuts, bolts, or screws...just compression fittings. It is much lighter in weight, so easier to maneuver...though, I am not sure about the weight limit...not a problem for we seniors. I also like that ALL the wheels swivel, so there is no This is nocery cart" moving around tight spaces. Yes, there are locks on two of the wheels, if necessary. There was a "rip" on one of the sides, where the plastic had "broken" but was still attached. That was fixed with a strip of Gorilla tape. No big deal. Will order, again, if I need another one! I am adding to my review. I just bought my second one! I love it. It took this 78 year old senior no more than 15 minutes to put it together, only needing one of those softer, plastic mallets. Unlike the last one my grandsons put together, with the wheels on the opposite corners, I put them where they are needed, both on one end. Thank you. Great product.

Extremely Disappointed Ordered two of these as Used like new. The box looked ok however the item is very chipped. The handyman assembled it but it's very poor quality. It's too bulky for me to return it but I should be getting a refund. They obviously were damaged at some point.