Copco Rolling Coffee Cab

We received our Keurig Rivo system about a week ago and were desperate to get a gliding caddy for it since it is a rather large system as coffee/espresso-latte makers go + the Rivo has a honeycomb rubber bottom that does not make for moving around on a granite countertop and in & out from under the cabinets very easy or rather without any ease to it whatsoever--in other words, a pain in the 'you know what'. While, the Rivo could use some work in that area (actually that is the only area it seems that needs improvement as what it does with making espresso's, latte's, etc. is phenomenal, better than any coffee cafe including Starbucks--but that's another product review) the Copco Coffee Cab has come to its rescue and is working out great for the 'two days' we've had it now. Being concerned about the reviews on the rear axle, I still wanted to try this one as it seemed to be the only one on the market wide enough to handle the Rivo. I inspected the rear wheels and the axle and can see where there may be some issues, but with those concerns I placed the Rivo in exact proportion to the caddy and more forward-front. Since the Rivo is a tiny bit wider than the caddy, it is actually balanced on the perimeter lip of the caddy and may actually be more balanced there for the strength & wear & tear of the caddy's rear mechanics, whereas an appliance sitting inside the trim/lip may put more weight/wear & tear on that area. The balance of the Rivo on the caddy still moves well when releasing the wheels to move forward. Hopefully this will keep the issue of the rear axle & wheels at bay if not so much weight is on that rear axle. We very much like the press (to activate lever action on the front to move it forward) & release (to disengage wheels), rather than just a pull back and forth train system most of the other caddy's have. Will follow with updates later on how it is holding up. I hope to get more than 2 to 8 months out of it, but alas, we shall see.

My kitchen cupboards come down pretty low over my counters. Coffee pots are a pain because some are simply too tall to fit under the cupboards and the one I have must be pulled out to open the top to put in the water and coffee. I came across this while looking for something else on Amazon. I measured my coffee pot and determined it should fit, so I ordered it. I am so glad I did! This thing is the best! You just push a little handle in the front down and the whole thing (with coffee pot sitting on it, of course), glides smoothly out from under the cupboard far enough to open the top without any obstruction. The only reason I gave the “sturdiness” only 4 stars is because it is made of a hard plastic that may chip or crack, but will probably be fine with normal use. I am going to measure my pantry shelves and if this will fit those, I am going to order more for items in my pantry so I can easily get to items that I normally have to “dig” to get at!

The Copco Coffee Cab gave me back a good piece of real estate on my kitchen counter. The very deep corner could not be used because a step stool was needed to reach anything back there, but now the Keurig coffee machine can occupy the corner. This stand rolls easily and smoothly by depressing the handle on the front. When released, rubber feet keep the stand and the appliance on it in place. It can be rolled as far as one wants, in a straight line. This kitchen gadget has greatly improved the neatness and function of my kitchen counter. I roll the Keurig forward to use it and then roll it back after I pour the coffee; it's that smooth and simple a motion. At the same time I purchased the Copco version, I purchased the Handy Caddy brand which runs at one-third the price of the Copco. The Handy Caddy surprised me by working well, but can only slide out the distance of its size, a foot. That isn't far enough for my need. The Copco has a rubber type mat on its surface; the Handy Caddy is hard plastic. UPDATE: I've been using this item for nearly two months now and so far no breakage. That said, I agree that the wheels are not well constructed, and I can clearly see how breakage could easily occur. I have been careful to ensure the wheels are correctly set and also to only slide back and forth, not at an angle. I thank the reviewers who posted their breakage experience; their words have reminded me to treat the Coffee Cab gingerly. I love having my kitchen counter space back and would greatly miss this item if it were to break. UPDATE #2 June 19, 2013) The Coffee Cab lasted eight months whereupon the wheel axle broke. At all times it was used with extreme care. Because I have not found a better quality similar product, I replaced it. This pull out shelf is a tremendous help in my kitchen. I removed one star from my rating because of the poor construction of such a great idea. UPDATE #3 February 2015. The second unit lasted over a year and a half before the axle broke. I still love this rolling shelf. It carries a large Keurig and rolls smoothly on a granite counter several times a day. Of important note, the new unit I just received is constructed slightly differently, an improvement in the fragile axle. The prongs that were problematic are now encased in a thin metal sleeve. It's good that the manufacturer finally acceded to customer complaints. Hopefully, this change will result in a more reliable unit.

I had my Keurig in a corner with L-shaped upper cabinets preventing me from opening the top to put the k-cup/water in. I assumed just the top would roll out leaving the bottom on the counter. I was wrong, the entire product rolls forward and backwards forcing me to move the unit/Keurig to the other side of the sink and running an extension cord under the upper cabinets to plug it in. It works very well in it's new place, rolling out from under the upper cabinets, then back very easily. Update: 8 months later.. It no longer rolls. I am not rough with it, nor do I have any kids. Something just broke on it and it no longer rolls. Update: I picked it up to throw it away when I realized the wheel/axel thing came off. It actually snapped right back in. And works again. Update: The wheels just keep coming off over and over and over again! I'm lucky if it "rolls" once before breaking again! Even after using super glue on it! This is going in the trash, and I have another one (of a different brand) on the way. This was a total waste of money!

Love this tray because I can store it under cabinet and then pull is out to make coffee. Easy!

I have purchased two of these appliance caddies. I'd like to give it 5 stars because it is a perfect size and looks nice. It works wonderfully...for a few months. The reason I purchased two was because the plastic wheel on the first one broke and would not roll. I liked the product so much, and it wasn't expensive, so I purchased a replacement. Now, the second one has broken in the same way. I'd pay more if they made it sturdier because it's perfect for my keurig, which sits in a corner and is hard to reach. However, I think I will try a different brand and see if I have better luck. Good try Copco, but I won't be purchasing a 3rd one.

I have a Keurig coffee maker and use it everyday. I purchased this Copco Coffee Cab Rolling Countertop Caddy and it works perfectly. It has a lever on the front of the unit that applies a brake. When it is depressed, the wheels roll free and easily. When released, the wheels have a brake that locks the unit in place. Nice simple design. Nice large wheels that are soft and quiet. Originally, I had purchased a cheap 2-piece "Handy Caddy". The unit worked ok for a year before the wheels started breaking off. The unit limped along for a few months and would barely roll. Finally, the wheels completely quit. The Handy Caddy is a poor product.

Had one for many years that my coffee maker sat on and it was easy to move the maker out from under overhead kitchen cabinets to set up/clean. The wheels finally gave out after many years of use so I found another one on Amazon and replaced it. I love the product to help maneuver appliances on the countertop and under the overhead cabinets When I had the coffeemaker reset I just push the lever and roll it back under the cabinets to clear up counter space.

Funcional, útil, resistente. La recomiendo

Awesome addition to slide my Gaggia in and out without effort. A spray of silicone and it's great!

This is exactly what I have been looking for and was thrilled to see something like it exists. My coffee maker has the coffee carafe on the left side and the right side is a dispenser to pour hot water from. When using it to add water or for the coffee side it works beautifully, but when it is back in place and I push my mug up against the coffee maker to pour hot water the whole coffee maker and tray moves back and if the tray is flush against the back wall then the coffee maker starts sliding back. I will eventually get to a store to find little rubber pads or mat to stop the coffee maker from sliding but I shouldn't have to - the surface should have something on it to stop the coffee maker from sliding when slight pushed. Other than that is it so easy to move it out to fill with water and move back. It's nice to be able to just roll the coffee maker out from under the cabinet.

The no slip coating came off within 2 months. Useless, non returnable, just don’t buy it.

Pésimo producto. Se está deshaciendo literalmente, las ruedas de abajo se descarrilan, la goma que protege el contorno se despegó e hizo bola.