Rubbermaid Commercial Products 2-Shelf Utility/Service Cart, Medium, Black, Lipped Shelves, Ergonomic Handle, 500 lbs. Capacity, for Warehouse/Garage/Cleaning/Manufacturing

Love them. Screws into heavy plastic will eventually fail. Hopefully it'll be a couple years or longer b4 I have to drill and bolt it. I'm satisfied.

I have nothing to say to commercial users except that it’s bigger than before, can hold engine blocks (plural) and the only improvement I can think of would be a locking wheel.For homeowners who are thinking of this cart, well, it is tremendously strong for its weight, rolls easily on its ball-bearing 4” wheels, and can hold six kids taking it out and careening down the driveway (watch out for that). But what I want to emphaSIZE it that it is BIG. 24” wide may not sound like much; I was never good at taking measurements and translating them mentally into reality. We’ve had Rubbermaid carts for over 30 years, and kind of expected this would be the narrower kind we’re used to, good for navigating down hallways. I changed my mind when I opened the box.No. You want this cart for patios, for big yards with fairly smooth paths, big garages with space between your junk, and workshops. “High-density structural foam construction” has the word “foam” in it. Sounds pretty namby-pamby. It is not. It weighs about 40 pounds and feels lighter once it is on its very smooth wheels. And it is tremendously stiff without any cross-bracing. I was amazed.It assembled in 24 minutes. The instructions are on the box (see Photo). Just six parts & 28 screws, which is 4 more than you need-- I appreciate that, Rubbermaid. Assembly calls for a screwdriver and a mallet for pounding in the legs. My mallet was helpful but you could use a piece of 2X4. I'd have put it together faster if I’d ditched the manual screwdriver sooner and gone with my drill with a phillips bit from the start. Disassembly took 9 minutes.Disassembly? What, you thought I could use this thing? My condo association definitely could, I loaned this big beauty to my Brother-in-Law in Reno to see what he thought. This kind of cart would be perfect for his new four car garage (where did he get the money?) and down the hill in his yard. He says he' going to get two of them so there won't be any pushing uphill to do on his sloping property. There is an outside driveway as the easy route to the yard. But he certainly won’t be pushing it back UP loaded with potting soil or sacks of gravel.If you have the square-footage for it, you will never regret having one of these.

Rubbermaid and it ain't no woosie piece of equipment! It was easily put together, and is huge and rock solid. Plus it qrolls smoothly! A definite thing to have around the house or work place.

Excellent. Exactly as promised

Much better than the one I had to return that I bought from Harbor freight

The cart is sturdy, strong, easy to maneuver, and very well built. What a great investment as this will be used in a high school classroom for years to come. I am even thinking about purchasing another for the garage. The ordering process was a little confusing; mainly because the dimensions of the cart are not on the listing. There are dimensions, but they are for the cart in the unassembled state ( basically the box that will be delivered). After opening the package I was happy to see that there were only 10 pcs, a bag of screws, but no assembly instructions. After searching the contents 3 times I seen them on one of the folds of the cardboard box. Tools required for assembly are a screw driver and a hammer; however there was a piece of paper in the box stating that a drill was recommended for assembly. I used the drill and followed the instructions best as I could, and after 12 short minutes we had a fully assembled cart. I could have completed assembly in about 8 minutes, but there were 4 more screws in the bag after assembly was complete. So I spent the next 3-4 minutes double checking all of the fasteners - looks like the instructions stats 24 screws are sent but I received 28. When attaching the wheels to the cart it is not clear where to mount the stationary wheels versus the swivel caster wheels, but they must be on the same side either near the handle or on the opposite side. When mounting the wheels there are 6 holes in the bottom of the cart, but the mounting plates on the wheels only have 4 holes and only align a particular way. Even though I had a few hiccups with assembly it still only took 12 minutes, and I have a cart that is going to last an entire teaching career!

This cart is great. It was easy to put together and isn’t super heavy. The only reason I’m giving it 4 and not 5 stars is because only 2 of the wheels rotate 360. The other two are stationary. Luckily it’s easy enough to buy fully 360 wheels and install them since the base for them is fairly standard. But I wish it would have just come with 4 wheels that swivel 360. Otherwise, love this cart!!

well made