Giantex 10 Drawer Rolling Storage Cart Scrapbook Paper Office School Organizer (Black)

This item was perfect for storing and organizing my makeup and beauty products! It has a sleek design and was easy to build. The drawers slide in and out easily and have never gotten stuck

I am always nervous to purchase items like this online, but this was not a mistake!!! It came really quick, was so easy for me to assemble, came with everything you need to put it together, and it is really sturdy! I love using it for my resin supplies. It rolls nicely and is a perfect size. I absolutely was impressed. I will say that you can see inside the drawers, but that doesn’t personally bother me. The handles are a super cheap like material, but again, doesn’t bug me. It still looks nice and works great. Drawers slide in and out easily too.

Nice enough for what it is. Sturdy, good-looking organizer serves its purpose. Holds a lot of stuff and helps with clutter. Drawers are thinner plastic and I doubt they will hold up to storing heavy items, but works well for what most will use it for...office, cosmetics, crafts, kitchen items, bathroom items, etc. I really like it. Pretty simple to put together...screw in 4 bars, snap on 4 wheels and screw on drawer knobs, pretty much it. Comes with everything you need. I did use a hammer to light tap in the wheel anchors, but I sure if you're strong enough, they can be pushed in. See pics for assembly instructions. Not much to it.

This rolling cart with drawers is very handy. I keep frequently used items in it for my home office. I can roll it to a corner or wall when I don't need it, and then roll it near my desk when I will be using it. It is also handing for things that don't fit great in a traditional file cabinet, like reams of paper, mailing envelops, and stamps.Assembly was easy. And I added labels to my drawers with a label maker. Sometimes a drawer sticks a little when sliding in or out, but its not a big issue.

I purchased this for my makeup and it works wonderfully. Easy assembly too! Took me maybe 15 minutes at most to complete 😊

~I've compiled a list of things that DO fit into the drawers, and things that DO NOT fit into the drawers.The list is long, but very thorough. Skim through before buying!!!!~I ordered this cart in white for my fiancé's garage workshop to store tools a few months ago, and I loved it so much that I decided to order three of them in black for storage in various rooms. When I began assembling them I realized that they're substantially smaller than the white one. However, they are the same price from the same seller. It's not a major problem for me, but its size could definitely be an issue if you're looking to store larger items. I'm using them mainly for small (emphasis on SMALL!!!!!) items like makeup and small beauty products, small toys, feminine products, first aid/medical items, and art supplies. However, most of the items I planned to store in these fit perfectly in the white model drawers, but did NOT fit in the black model drawers.THINGS THAT DO FIT:I am currently using the drawers for the following items:-Bottles of foundation and bb cream laid on their side, mascara, eyeliner, liquid and solid lipstick, most eyeshadow palettes, blush and pressed powder, short jars of loose powder, combs and small bottles/tubes of hair product that can be laid on their side-Most makeup brushes, flat makeup sponges, and miniature beauty blenders-Nail polish, nail clippers, files, most acrylic nail supplies, and thin bottles of nail polish remover laid on their side.-Small art supplies like pencils, erasers, flat watercolor containers, most spools of ribbon, tissue paper, glue sticks, loose crayons. markers, and colored pencils (most of their boxes don't fit)-First aid supplies. First aid kits purchased from the store in plastic containers won't fit; you'll need to take the items out of the box. Most, but not all, boxes of bandaids will fit.-Small toys like miniature containers of play-doh (but not full size), matchbox cars, shopkins, barbie clothes and accessories, some doll house furniture and small dolls, and some american girl doll clothing and accessories.-Miniature notebooks and pocket planners-Envelopes, stamps, tape, address labels, checkbooks, and similar small items-Some infant/toddler clothing, socks, and infant shoes-Pacifiers, bottle nipples (the bottle itself won't fit), teething rings, and small infant toys like pretend phones, small fabric or cardboard books-Regular sized lego blocks-Burp cloths, thin blankets (only 1 or 2 SMALL blankets will fit), a few cloth diapers, and some infant clothing (socks, onesies, hair bows, and most infant shoes). Toddler sized clothing won't fit; these will only fit infant clothing sizes 'premature to 6 months.'-Feminine products taken out of the boxes: pads, tampons, travel size soft pack feminine wipes, panty liners, diva cup and diva wash, and washable bamboo cloth or cotton menstrual and postpartum pads.-Adult socks, underwear (bras larger than a B cup don't fit), some bathing suits, some pajama shorts and jean shorts, and thin or small tank tops-Most flip-flops-Small bottles or boxes of medication-Small "Nik-Naks" that you don't want to toss but have nowhere to display-Extra silverware, napkins, plastic flatware-SMALL tools like allan wrenches, miniature screwdrivers, nuts and bolts, and some misc. very small tools-Instruction books, owners manuals, and warranty papers for appliances, tools, and furniture-Boxes of Jell-O, pudding, cake and brownie mix-Average sized packages of wax melt cubes or pellets-Small pet supplies like leashes, collars, harnesses, small cans of food, small bowls, nail clippers, brushes, small treats, some small dog or cat toys, and pet shampoo.THINGS THAT DO NOT FIT:The drawers are too short or not deep enough for:-Tools WILL NOT fit in the drawers. Hammers, screwdrivers, wrenches, and other large tools are a "no-go."-Most baby/toddler supplies (bottles, vaseline, soft and hard pack baby wipes, baby powder, and no more than 3 diapers stacked)-Most bath toys, most toddler/infant robes and towels, and bottles of baby wash-"Small" toys like Duplo Blocks, play-doh tools, barbie dolls, containers of bubbles, most books and coloring books-Notebooks-More than 1 or 2 infant/toddler blankets depending on the size and material.-Makeup sponges (beauty blender type sponges) - They get caught on the drawer above, or catch on the metal frame. The drawer will either not close, or permanently warp your makeup sponges with kinks, rips, and odd dents and lumps-Hair dryer, straightener, curling wand/iron, etc.-Hair brushes-Average sized bottles and jars of lotion-Art supplies (paint, construction paper, elmers glue, large "toddler" paint brushes, box of 64 crayons, pencil cases-Boxed or soft pack makeup wipes-Most canned aerosol hair products (hairspray, dry shampoo, etc.)-Very thick/dense disposable postpartum pads won't fit, nor will adult bladder leakage underwear like Depends.-Large bottles of vitamins or supplements-Adult clothing (Jeans, slacks, shirts, pajamas, skirts, and shoes)

I needed something to store and organize my nail supplies. And this was perfect. I love that it rolls around and I can move it where I need it.

The 10-drawer cart was received on time with all parts and pieces intact. Husband reports it went together easily and in about 30 minutes. I never heard a curse word uttered during that time. There was a 2" x 1" sticky spot, but it seems to have been removed by soap and water. I am anxious to fill it with watercolor and collage supplies. Thanks!