Leteuke Grill Cart for Blackstone Griddle, Portable Outdoor Grill Table, Foldable Cart Table with Wheels for Ninja, Griddle Stand Fit 17 Inch Or 22 Inch, BBQ Prep Tables with Seasoning Tray

I’ve been using this grill cart for a few days now, and it has completely transformed my outdoor cooking setup. The assembly was surprisingly straightforward everything fit together snugly without any frustrating wobbles. The sturdy steel frame feels rock-solid, and I love that it accommodates both my 17-inch Blackstone griddle and my 22-inch Ninja griddle without any awkward overhangs. The foldable side shelves provide plenty of prep space, and they collapse down so easily when I need to store the cart. I was worried about stability on my patio’s slightly uneven surface, but the adjustable leveling feet keep it perfectly balanced. The built-in seasoning tray is a thoughtful touch I no longer have to juggle my spices on a separate table. Plus, the heavy-duty wheels glide smoothly over grass and concrete, making it a breeze to reposition. Overall, this cart feels worth every penny and makes grilling feel like a true event rather than a chore.

I have a 21 or 22 inch gas griddle but it didn’t come with a stand so I bought this one. First off I was a little nervous because when it was delivered the box was a looking little disturbed during shipping. But wait to you see how great it’s packed. They use really good stuff so it won’t get damaged. It’s a little heavy so of course it possible. I didn’t have anything wrong with mine! See picture. Luis this is super easy to put together. Instructions are spot on but you really DON’T even need them. Great feature of course is the bottle opener :) My griddle fits perfectly and this stand has the best wheels I’ve ever had on a cart before. I highly recommend this. It can be used for so much more also.

I like the stand very much EXCEPT the bottom shelf is too narrow to fit a 20 lb propane tank. I think the hole is big enough, but the tank won't go down into it, because it cant get past the edges of the shelf (which stick up). It sits on this rim instead, and the bottom of the tank base (ring) is above the hole, instead of IN it, making it unstable. If the shelf was a couple of inches wider, it would probably fit. Getting the tank to place in is a challenge too, because of the distance between the shelf and the top. I have to turn the tank on it's side to get it on the shelf, then stand it up.I knocked off a star because of the tank not sitting in the hole.Other than that, it is a very nice cart. I am using it for a 22" Blackstone tabletop griddle (model 1813), and it fits nicely.It seems quite sturdy and well made. If not for the propane tank issue, I would give it 5 stars.I still recommend it, but I would be a lot happier if the tank fit.

Overall a good portable bbq stand, I will be using for my Blackstone table top portable BBQ. It has a nice "felt" cover to prevent scratching of the unit and sliding of the BBQ, but I will more than likely switch it up with a silicon pad, which will make it washable, Unit was very easy to assemble, I did it my self, with zero help, but I do feel it could be better is the extended tray somehow was collapsible as you have to take it off if you do not have that extra space in your trunk, when hauling it camping/picnic. Feels heavy, so I am assuming it is of better quality steel than another one I have. Spice rack comes off easy to transport. Leg brackets seem a little smaller or weaker than I would of like, but time will tell with use. The bottom shelf was bent at one of the corner of the bottom shelf when I received it, but this did not make a difference in assembly. Very handy to have a paper towel rod, as my paper towels always end up getting knocked off the table or "stolen", not that the rod will prevent this, but wont be as easy to swipe, by my fellow picnickers as the towels will have an actual place on the cart.

Seems well built and sturdy. Excellent large easy rolling and locking wheels. Easy to assemble. For those who had trouble putting the gas bottle in the bottom, you have the bottom shelf upside down probably to make the wing nuts fit. Take a wing nut down to the hardware store and get screws to match and they’ll go right in with the bottom tray right side up. Be sure to get stainless steel screws as the others will rust quickly. Small flaw to me is the spice rack doesn’t have a bottom on it so will only hold fairly big spice containers. Probably make that way so it can fold flat. Not a big deal to me as I probably won’t use it anyway but just something to be aware of. I’ll be curious to see how it holds up but the powder coating finish seems pretty thick, and there’s none of that cheap ‘stainless’ steel that rusts out after a season like on another cart I had before.

This portable grill cart is a game-changer for anyone using a 17" or 22" Blackstone or Ninja griddle. It’s well-built and stable, with a thoughtful layout that includes a seasoning tray and ample prep space. The foldable design makes it easy to transport and store, while the wheels add great mobility on patios, decks, or campsites.Assembly was straightforward, and it holds the griddle securely without wobbling. It really improves the outdoor cooking experience by providing both functionality and convenience.Highly recommended for backyard BBQs, tailgating, or campsite cookouts.

This grill cart is perfect for the summer! You can fold it away in a fairly thin box to store away. Assembling it takes maybe 10 minutes. It allows us to enjoy and eat outside grilling on the cart and whether it’s our portable Pizza oven or our small charcoal grill it makes holding all of the utensils and tools that we use nearby and allows us to be mobile to any part of our event.

My standard bbq propane tank does not fit. If you flip the shelf over you can't turn the wing nuts to secure the tray to the frame.