All Wood All-Purpose Folding Island, Walnut

This is beautiful and didn't have to put it together! Folds up, which is good because we have a small kitchen. It's great that you can roll it around. It says not to cut food on it but I probably will (not meat) because it's wood and I don't care if it gets some cut marks on it!

I ordered this product in used condition from Amazon and it is not the same product at all. I received an oak colored top and the cart does not fold at all. The dimensions are also wrong. So... take my review with a grain of salt because I didn’t receive the correct product. I’m going to keep it though because disassembling it would be a drag since I used wood glue where appropriate. Oh well. It is poor quality (about same quality as ikea) but holds lightweight things easily enough. It isn’t square and one of the legs tilts similar to an off-kilter table. Kind of annoying. Overall I would not recommend the cart I received but I doubt it’s the same cart anyone else will receive so I’m not sure how useful this advice is. Thanks for reading.

Purchased this for our rv for more counter space. Looks nice and will be easy to store in the camper. But the top has a small crack in it. Not sure we want to return it.

The photo shows a lighter shade of wood than the actual product, but I am very happy with the overall quality and design. Very mobile and excellent for extra kitchen workspace.

I purchased this for myself during the holidays. I have many requests for pies for special occasions. This worked well for getting the clutter off of my kitchen counter. I left my mixer out during the holidays and it was to handy to roll the island to wherever I wanted to use it. It folds easily and stores in a closet when not in use. Good investment If you cannot stand clutter.

I feel jilted. The table seemed nice, at first. Now, it makes me angry, Today, I put a little pressure on one corner, and one of the wheels tore loose and folded under. Looking at it, I now see it is poorly designed. The leg has a small cross section to begin with, a large hole is required to accommodate a stem on the wheel, and this doesn't leave much room or wood for the screws that mount the wheel. I hope I can discern the trick involved in removing the other three wheels; access to the screw heads is blocked by the wheels.The 'latches' to keep the table closed when folded are lightweight and do not solidly latch.Also, a ridge is developing between two of the blocks composing the top.

This was a christmas gift from my mother-in-law but we've hardly used it since we got it. It's too tall for me to work at comfortably and the shelves don't stay down flat unless you store something heavy on them (and yes, I unfolded them according to the instructions.) It seems like hinges are not quite in the right places for the boards to lay flat. They also have many pinch points and came covered with tags that say "Don't push here" and "keep fingers out."It folds up but it's extremely top heavy and lopsided and won't stand on its own when folded. It would be fine if we have an awkward 6" gap between the fridge and wall to store it in, but we don't. The wood is cheap basswood; it says "oak" on the box but that is just the stain color because the wood is definitely not oak, and the instructions say that you can't cut directly on the top.

I have a small apt. with a small kitchen - this adds so much counter space when your are baking or need a serving center.