IRONCK Rolling Kitchen Island Table on Wheels with Drop Leaf, Storage Cabinet, Drawer, Spice/Towel Rack, Kitchen Cart, 47.25" Wide White

The assembly was tedious because you really need an extra hand at times. But once built it's solid material and looks great. Super functional. Fits between my counter and fridge and pulls out smoothly when I need more counter space. Parts were clearly labeled and even had extra screws.

The assembly was very easy because the directions were excellent and all of the parts were labeled individually. One thing, make sure you flip the drawer over when installing the runners, the instructions do not say that. If you follow the directions it will take you about 2 hours to build. I'm very happy with this. It is good quality and nice and sturdy. No missing parts, storage space is as desired and expected. Great value. This is made in Vietnam.

There are so many of these on Amazon. I took careful measurements of what i wanted because my kitchen is small and narrow. It fits well. Quality is just ok. Priced ok. Assembly: i strongly recommend use of a drill. Some screws are 3inches long and all you get is a very small screwdriver.We also used the drill with the hex bolts instead of that little tool.The instructions were 99% pictures. Some areas were tricky. Pics not clear enough. Overall I like it alot

If you flipped through photos and found yourself hesitant to order this: let me address a few things.Scary review claim 1: the backboard is attached with visible crappy looking tape on the back. After putting this together - the tape isn’t meant to be visible. For whatever reason, that reviewer made the choice to place the taped side facing outwards. The solution? Flip it inwards to hide the tape. Yes, one piece would’ve been wonderful. But there’s not any instance where the pieces are at risk of separating unless you’re tossing this thing down stairs or something ridiculous.Scary review claim 2: the screws “too short”. No, they’re not. They have to be a certain length to avoid penetrating the board fully. That photo is the result of severely over tightening until the mdf is chewed up with nothing left to grip to. Use some common sense, and this is not an issue.Scary review claim 3: the screws aren’t labeled. Unsure if something changed, but my parts were absolutely labeled. There was one package I was confused about (I think it read as “DI” while everything else read as a single letter…basically that one little package marked with two letters has two fasteners both “D” and “I”.I’ve built my share of boxed furniture, and this piece did impress me overall. It’s obviously not super solid and it’s not flawless - but I’m pretty dang happy with it. The leaf is sturdier than expected, and the mechanism is pretty easy to use after a few practice attempts.

So it has decent amount of storage space. Adjustable shelf means I can throw appliances underneath. The top was bigger then I thought it would be (regular plate and mug in the photo to show) then the added thing up will be great for extra dining. Bad sides.. the medium (3.5X12mm) screws are too long for the wood. So the ones on the doors and sides where the track goes, go through the wood. Not by much but just enough to see. And you need to screw the screws all the way in for the tracks or the drawer will not go smoothly and get stuck. And it's a pain to get out out to fix. Honestly I would rather just gone to a depot and got slightly smaller ones if I knew. But I don't hate it. It's cute and it fits nice overly.