Winsome Wood Mission Home Office, Natural

Very pleased with the purchase. Solid wood, quality construction and hardware. Assembled in fewer than 5 minutes. Purchased to house a 32 L electric towel warmer for my RMT studio. Removing the second shelf (see image) is easily done if needed, and makes this folding cart a versatile addition to any space. Note: The castors require a bit of force to attach. This is normal. If you’re struggling to complete this step, right the cart, and use downward force to sink all castors the rest of the way in.

Very easy to assemble. I use it for my knitting looms.

Muy fácil de montar y parece muy robusto. Es una bonita adición a cualquier habitación.

Great product that meets a need. The cart is solid wood, not at all flimsy. Just the right side for a printer cart that can be gently pushed out of the way or pulled out to be close at hand. The finish is smooth and coated with a smooth finish. It was in great shape when I removed it from the box. It folds up very, very easily to be put away. I am very, very happy with it. Storage space below is also sturdy and will easily hold reams of paper, etc. I have a fairly heavy printer, an Epson Workforce 3640, and its size and weight do not faze the stand. It needed minor assembly, which was a piece of cake. The only tool that I needed was a hex wrench, which was included and easy to notice in a small box, which also contained the 4 wooden plugs that needed to be tapped into place. Assembly took only 10 minutes, at a very leisurely pace. Great directions, with simple and clear pictures. All I had to do was tap the casters into their places, swing out the sides, and lower the bottom shelf onto the supports, which are strong metal. Then I placed the middle shelf on its supports. The top shelf required only that I lay it in place and then install 4 screws in predrilled holes, ,using the hex wrench. Then I tapped into place the 4 wooden plugs. A few cautions for anybody who is not friendly with simple tools. First, when you use the hex wrench to install the screws, hold the l-shaped wrench by the long sice. The screws are somewhat tight, as they should be, and require modest pressure to turn them. When you put the plugs in place, notice that they are slightly wedge shaped and that the flat end goes into the hole. Put it in straight, evenly into the hole, or you won't be able to tap it in. That, too, is the way it should be. You don't need glue. And look at the drawing: note that the two casters with the lock levers go on the two middle support posts, the ones in the middle as the stand is not folded out. (This is the first assembly step.) That way, they will both wind up at the front when you open and finish assembling the stand.

This was easy to put together and very sturdy. Ordered to hold my printer and paper. It looks gorgeous and matches the desk from the same company. Would definitely recommend. Loving it.