TRINITY EcoStorage Heavy Duty 3 Tier Rolling Utility Cart for Kitchen Organization, Garage Storage, Commercial and Industrial Use, NSF Certified, 800 Pound Capacity, 40” x 18” x 35.75”, Chrome Finish

Update: After a year of constant use and several deconstructions and reconstructions, this cart is still working well. I've carried it up and down steep, narrow flights of stairs by myself. The casters do well on a variety of surfaces, including concrete, and show minimal signs of wear. The cart was outside in the summer (mostly but not entirely shielded from rain) and has spent this winter exposed to humid conditions and to a heat mat.Bottom line is this is an extremely durable, utilitarian cart. You can count on it for heavy items, humid conditions, rough surfaces, maneuverability, and overall longevity.Original Review:This is an incredibly sturdy yet mobile cart. It holds a lot of weight but the large, heavy-duty castors make it very easy to move. I carried mine down a steep flight of steps. I probably won't bring it back up again, but it's certainly doable. The shelves are adjustable, and the handle is removable. I use it to hold potted plants and have recently hung shop lights from the shelves.

I could not believe the quality of this cart when I opened it up to start assembling. I was not expecting to find such a well built and sturdy item for this price. I had searched many online sites and this was the best price here on Amazon. The delivery was super quick and the assembly was extremely easy. My SO had this together in less than 20 minutes. We were both amazed at the quality and size of the wheels as well, and when you went to move this cart, it moved with such ease it was unbelievable. I purchased this item to place my 50" TV on that I had just purchased for my patio. I was not comfortable leaving the TV outside all night and I really wanted to be able to bring it in to the garage at night. I did not want to take the change of the TV getting stolen, or blown over during a strong storm. So we placed the TV on top and used long zip ties to tie the TV down to the cart. We then zip tied all the cables together in a nice bundle along the back of the TV. From there we zip tied the power cord to the leg of this unit. Now, to move the TV into the garage at night is so simple, with no cords to really watch out for and with the helper handle I can lift this cart with the TV attached up and over the 5" threshold from the patio to the garage by myself. I am so happy that I don't have to worry about the TV anymore and I am still very pleased with this purchase. The wheels are also nice and big and two of the four wheels have locks on them. I would not hesitate to recommend this cart to anyone.

I user to have a carpeted floor - but then, I had an old, small bookcase that was looking to fall to bits. I kept things like Q-tips and medicines on it, but things kept falling off when the medical aides moved it to let me get in and out of bed. Then we changed to a wooden floor for my room, and I was worried that the bookcase would scratch the new floor.Given that this cart has shelves twice as deep as my bookcase, it seemed like a no-brainer. I could now keep my current books next to my bed, rather than having the aide bring me a couple each night. Also, the tires appeared to be made of a thick rubber, unlike the over-bed trays that had plastic wheels that kept on getting locked.When it came, my wife assembled it in 20 minutes, without drama. It was everything we'd hoped for, easy to move and a rigid frame. It rolled well over the floor, and the contents of the shelves didn't look like they'd fall out.After having this for more than a week, I can recommend it. Yes, it's twice the price of the cheapest over-bed trays, but the whole thing seems much sturdier. And of course having a large chrome cart makes my room look better.The only I wish it came with would be some plastic shelves with a small lip. So far, we've had no problems with anything falling through the mesh shelves, but it could happen, and we don't keep pens or other small things on it.However, it's made the aides and my life considerably easier. From what I've seen of similar products in hospitals, this is up to that standard. And of course, you don't need it just for healthcare. Anywhere you need mobile storage, this will do the trick.

Very useful and convenient carts. One has a vice mounted on it and is used as a mobile workbench. The second has an electric smoker mounted on it. The third has a large ultrasonic parts cleaner (being used as a Sous Vide cooker) on it. All are very sturdy, easy to maneuver and provide a very nice work place.

Mechanically, this is a very strong (and heavy) structure cart. Problem was that one of the vertical struts had the threads to screw in the wheel was stripped or mis-threaded. Cart don't work well on three wheels. Once box is cut open (and has to be opened on all ends and side as it does not slide out, the) re-packaging would be a monumental feat for such a HEAVY cart making it's return an impossibility unless you have some exotic boxes at your discretion. Oh well, have to leave the wheels off which takes about 3" off the height of the cart. Shame too.

I am pleasantly surprised and quite please with this cart. It is a well built piece. Each and every piece is solid and has heft. Nothing about it is hollow and light. The casters are big and roll smooth and easy. I bought this for storing supplies for soap making. I have 12 gallons of water on the bottom shelf with room for 3 more. I have about 10 gallons of oil on the middle shelf with room for about 6 or 7 more gallons. I have an 8 gallon stainless steel pot on the top shelf which will eventually hold my oil master batch along with 2 gallons of liquid soap with lot of room for other things. I have no doubt what-so-ever that this will easily hold the weight I have saddled it with. This thing is a work horse and is going to be worth every penny. Money well spent for sure. It is my new best friend.

I now have two of these. I mainly use them to roll seedlings in and out every day when I start hardening them off. I also have left these outdoors for a couple of weeks at a time when seedlings are ready to stay out overnight but not go in the garden yet. These things don't rust. They are well worth the price.