Amazon Basics 3-Tier Utility Cart - Plastic, Black

This is a great cart. I got it on a lightning deal and paid half the price they are asking now. I’m not sure I would pay full price (but probably). All of the shelves have raised areas so I had to put a tray down to hold my computer level. There are plastic dividers that can be put on any of the shelves to create little cubby holes. I use it as a computer cart at work and have had no issues with it turning over or being hard to roll. It’s also nice that the shelves have a bit of a lip so things don’t slide off while you’re pushing it around. Each shelf is exactly the same and has two drink holders that are deep enough to hold your drink securely which makes it nice. It also has a push handle that is a little higher making it easy to push. The poles in between the shelves are metal so you can use magnets on them if you like. The shelves are far enough apart from each other that my 15 inch computer can be set on the middle shelf for when I sit down. The top shelf is too high to use if you sat down but works good for standing. I’m 5’ 8” and i like the height. I have bought several computer carts for work and this is by far my favorite.

Easy to put together. Roomy and deep trays with bottle cut-outs. Wheels roll smoothly even after using outside. Sturdy enough to hold 40lb medical devjce and supplies

I can’t find the words to describe this cart. It’s the coolest on the block is an understatement. GET IT.

Wish the wheels were better. Other than that it serves its purpose well. Pretty easy to put together.

If you've ever assembled multi-part shelving units you'll instantly know what goes where. Snap the wheels on the bottom of a shelf (all the shelves are all the same), snap in four rods. Snap on a shelf. Snap in four rods. Snap on a shelf. Snap in the handle. Put in the dividers. Pop in the caps (I added glue as they were pretty lose.) Two of the wheels have locks, so pay attention to where you snap those. It's decently sturdy. There's no screws so there's some wobble. Not much - actually less than I expected considering it's 8 rods and three shelves doing all the support. What I wish was different: I would have appreciated different shelves, not three identical ones. The two tube caps could have been snug - they lift right out. The wheels are basically office chair wheels, so they catch on even the smallest debris. But I have it in my garage. In an office or hobby room this would be fantastic. In a garage it's also good if the floor is clean. :-) As a side note, it's extremely well packaged. The wheels and leg sections are tucked in the shelves, to be ready for them to fall out when you slide out the shelves.

I have become a fan of AmazonBasic's products, along with the rest of their subsidiaries. Inexpensive but not cheap, utilitarian and functional but not flashy, their products have become a go-to for me for a lot of different items. This utility cart came well packaged and protected. The box came apart quickly; the construction took only a few minutes. The result was a heavy-duty cart that moved nicely on wheels (even on carpets), and the contoured shelves are holding a lot of different items, all office-based. It has become my alternative to stuff on the desk, and it functions beautifully for that purpose. All in all, if you are looking for a cart like this, I strongly recommend this one. I like it; I expect you will as well!

This utility cart features three plastic compartmentalized trays that are vertically placed using metal posts. The assembly requires no tools, instead the connections are made with spring-style buttons that snap through holes in the trays. From beginning to end assembly took 10 minutes. The unit freely rolls using four small casters two of which lock so the cart can be stabilized. Check to see that they are unlocked before moving—mine were locked. The padded handle allows the user to easily direct the unit and the tray compartment permits a variety of items to be neatly organized. For easy movement and to avoid damage to the plastic cart the maximum weight limit of 100 pounds, 33 per tray, should not be exceeded. The included instruction booklet provides visual instructions that were easy to follow. The cart works well for a variety of purposes like grouping cleaning products to conveniently take from - room to room, or for craft/hobby supplies and equipment, lightweight garage, auto, tool or gardening materials. Great utility for light tasks--excellent.

It was easy to assemble. It holds way more than you would image and it has really stable wheels that don't wobble. I need another one for my kitchen items.

buen carrito para herramientas, muy util para ordenarlas

Well packed. Super easy to assemble in minutes. A little larger than I expected but that's ok. Love all the compartments. I bought this for my mother who is in Assisted Living to keep all her things close to her whether she is in bed or in her recliner replacing a 3 tier metal cart that was too small. I will modify it to add a garbage can on the side and a clamp to hold her grabber tool. The possibilities seem endless. Highly highly recommend.

Can't imagine how this could be any better. Great layout for my art supplies, brushes and paints, easy to wheel around, went together in a snap.

Haven’t discovered anything I don’t like. I use it for my studio.

Sooo easy to assemble. Very Sturdy. Good wheels. Optional dividers. Recommend+++