Honey-Can-Do Craft Storage Cart 19.13" x 33.62"

I love it!! This is exactly what I envisioned for a wrapping paper station. And it hold my ribbons and scissors, etc…. Super easy to build, takes (me) a little longer to build that suggested but we did it!

The media could not be loaded. Drawers are smaller than expected, but I’m using this for my toddlers craft supplies so it was fine in the end! Easy to build in my opinion with two people it took about one hour!

I have a few of these build your own items in my closet for storage of shoes, handbags, etc and like most items of this type, it is a bit of a pain to build by yourself (this one uses numerous pegs to hold the pieces together until you place the screws, and it fell apart a couple of times as I put the screws in). I use it without the included wheels. That said, it does exactly what I need it to do. It fits well with my other shelves and I like the three pullout drawers (though they are not as deep as I keep expecting them to be). The top is large enough to hold my sewing machine (a full-size, but basic, sewing machine) and it does not feel like it is going to tip forward due to the weight of the machine (doesn’t make it too too heavy). That said, it would likely tip over if a toddler pulled on the top of it, so I would not put too much weight up top with little ones in the house (or use a bracket to tether it to the wall behind it - not included because it is meant to roll on wheels).

A teenaged girl exploring makeup, hair, and nails needed some sort of organizational method. This serves her well.Easy to assemble. Sturdy. Rolls well, even on rugs.Works perfectly for what we intended, and keeps those supplies all in one place.

Update: The cart has broken!!!! I can't believe it. I only bought it in January, and it's only now early June. A wheel broke completely and there's no fixing it. And way too late to return it. Into the trash it goes and I won't be buying another like this. Very expensive mistake on my part.Original Review:I bought this cart because I like to complete paint-by-number kits. I often order several kits at a time and have a few million or so paint brushes. Keeping track of everything in one place became a trial so I searched for a convenient method of both storage and access.It was very easy to assemble and probably took me about 30 minutes to do so.The 3 drawers do not easily slide open or closed, and their storage capabilities are actually minimal. They do, however, hold my brushes, painters' tape (I use this to tape down the butcher paper on the table to protect it from spilled paint, etc), small note paper, etc.The back of the cart has storage for long items, such as tubes of paper. I actually store tubes of butcher paper in it. I go through a lot of the paper because I completely cover the table I use to paint on so that the table is not covered with spilled paint or dropped paint brushes.It's also a good place to place paint kits that come rolled instead of folded.The two inner shelves are nicely spaced and that is where I store the kits that come folded, rather than rolled.The top storage is nice and deep, and I keep other supplies in it that I need to be very handy.The two side dowel rods are almost useless for my use. I do use a lot of paper towels while painting, but the dowels don't hold the rolls I use. However, I'm sure as time goes on, I'll find some use for them.The only real complaint I have is that the cart's wheels do not like carpet and it can be difficult to roll around.My final take on this cart is that it is very, very handy and I'm pleased with my purchase.

Easy to assemble, took me about half an hour. A couple of minor flaws, not noticeable, but otherwise great. It is a bit pricey for what it is, should be about $50-60. I am happy with it and the drawers have plenty of space. Nice size too.

So let me just start by saying if this thing was entirely intact it would still not be worth the money. Wal-Mart has better quality stuff. The holes for all the pegs are too big so it offers no support at all while assembling. The particle board it's made out of is probably the worst I have ever seen. It's just not constructed well. The rods on the side of the unit for ribbon etc have a cap on one end that screw on and off to remove the rod (to load more ribbon,) and the other side is secured with a non removable cap....and mine literally just fell right off. Lastly at the very last step of assembly when putting on the bottom I noticed that the holes were missing these inserts that you out a screw in, and these particular screws are the only thing that offer any kind of "sturdiness." There really wasn't any way to notice as you wouldn't know to look our for it until you reach that step. I genuinely want to return it but I wouldn't even know how to take this thing apart and it's not worth the effort. 🤦🏼‍♀️ hopefully wood glue helps idk.

Perfect for storing nail things! A little smaller than I thought but it does get the job done!