Finnhomy Utility Cart

Such a great item, did not realize the versatility of this cart. It can hold a ton of weight. The quality is excellent and it is built very well. We are able to put our 5 gallon bottles of water on it and transfer it from the car to the house very easily it is so sturdy. it looks great as well. You’d be surprised how much weight you can put on it and can easily roll it around the area. Just a light wipe and it’s clean if you spill on it. We are using it in things we never thought about. A must for around our home.

This is one of at least 2 brands of Kitchen/Utility carts. I needed 2, so I bought one each from Finnhomy and Vevor.Assembly of both is the same-- much like other NSF wire mesh shelving units. Screw the casters into the upright pipes, thread the shelves over the pipes (aligning the plastic clips/locks). Both went together in maybe 20 minutes (each). Both will serve the tasks I have in mind for them.DifferencesFinnhomy uprights and handle are a 1" pipe. Grid of shelves is 7/8" Stem on wheels is thinner than on Vevor. Max load on wheels is 500 pounds, evenly distributed across the shelves.Vevor uprights and handle are a 3/4" pipe. Grid of shelves is 1-1/4" Stem on wheels is heavier than on Finnhomy. Max load on wheels is 350 pounds, evenly distributed across the shelves.If assembled without wheels, maximum load on each is greater, but you'll have to make sure the legs end below the 'basket' (the deeper shelf).Both carts have 2 locking casters. Both work fine; the ones on the Vevor are perhaps easier to use.BUYING AGAIN - I'd probably buy the Finnhomy, because it has larger uprights, and a greater weight capacity.

Is heavy metal!!

Kudos to the designer on this one! This was SO quick and easy to assemble. And it glides so smoothly on my LVP flooring. I purchased 2 of these for my child's games/activities so we can roll it out of the closet, but I'm thinking of ordering more for other storage in my home.

This was the perfect size for my needs.The casters are a really good quality - not the cheap plastic type.I had an empty, waste of space wall in my kitchen. I didn’t really want cabinetry there, and I still needed a place for my dog’s bowls. This was a perfect solution… I use the bottom shelf (lowest setting) for my dog’s bowls and his food storage. Any water or crumbs fall through to the floor below.This rolls out of the way for easy floor cleaning, so now I don’t have to pick up and move everything every time I mop.One thing I found different with this metro-rack? - the shelves HAD to be installed in one way - meaning they couldn’t be flipped over so there was no edge around the topside. It’s actually a “problem” with the plastic retaining clips - they aren’t tapered - it’s the corner holes, that the pole legs run through, that’re tapered.It wasn’t a problem for my toaster oven as the door opens from the top. It’s likely to be a problem with my microwave, though, as it has a typical swinging door and may not clear it that edging.Every other metro rack system I’ve used (professionally or at home) allows the shelves to be installed either way - with the edged railing up or down. Just something to consider, depending on your uses…and also why this gets 4 instead of 5 stars.This was a “perk-free” review.

Now hard to put together. Very steady...

This is a great cart. It was easy to assemble and wheels easily. Very heavy duty. I have had no issues with it and would buy it again if I needed a second one.

This is our second one and they are perfect when we have boxes in and out now the freezer