0B-HTJW-5KJ0I Slim Slide Out Kitchen Trolley Storage Shelf Organizer Moving Wall Cabinets Tower Holder Rack on Wheels 3 4 Tier, White / Rolling Pantry Storage

Although there are no instructions included, it's just common sense and so easy to click together with no tools needed. The spacers between the shelves click into large holes, the wheels click into the bottom, and there are 2 covers for the topmost holes so they don't get full of fluff and dust. Firmly press each piece into place and its assembled in literally 2 minutes! Once together, you have a sturdy 3 shelf rack which holds loads of stuff. I bought mine to stand next to the sink in my tiny en-suite shower room as there isn't space for a cupboard. The shelves are wide enough for a standard sized bottle of toilet cleaner to comfortably fit, so it's a useful size. Mine is now holding toilet cleaner, 2 spare shower gels, a big tub of hair conditioner,a large pack of cotton wool, a big bottle of miscellar face cleanser, face wipes, spare shampoos and conditioner, 2 spare bottles of contact lens solution and antibacterial spray, all with lots of space left. This handy little unit is perfect for any small space and as it's all sturdy plastic it's easy to keep clean, I'm really pleased with mine and may order another for a gap between cupboards in the kitchen.

To be honest, I wasn't expecting too much with the item being at such a low price point. So, I was pleasantly surprised when it arrived and I unpacked it. Yes, it's plastic but it's very sturdily made. I did have a bit of trouble putting it together as the 'joints' were tight. This is a good thing, however, as it means that the unit won't fall apart if you have to pick it up.I have recently had my bathroom converted into a wet room so I could no longer have my wooden cabinet on the floor. The new pipework was all boxed in, leaving me with a low shelf around 9 inches off the ground. When I saw this Trolley Rack I thought it would be ideal...and it IS! It fits perfectly and has plenty of room for everything which I had stored in the wooden cabinet. I didn't use the wheels so can't say how smoothly they work but I'm extremely happy with my purchase and may buy the 4 tier at a later date.

To be perfectly honest, for the price that you pay for this it is good value for money. Do not expect this to be the sturdiest shelf in the world however as I use to it store cereals, pasta and rices it works really well! The wheels I feel are slightly too small and therefore it does not roll on kitchen tiles as easily as I would have liked, however it does fit well into small spaces. It uses up small spaces really well and gives extra space to store things, I have used it between my fridge and the wall. I actually really liked this product so much that I bought a second one to fit between my oven and cabinets! I would suggest keeping it between two things as again it is not the sturdiest.Yes, to assemble the shelf you do have to push the pieces together a bit but other than that no instructions are needed really it is very SIMPLE!The packaging it comes in is a lot smaller than you would think but that is just because the shelf can we put together from smaller and thin pieces.I have not seen a review here that talks of cleaning the product which if it is stored in the kitchen is a must as often things do get spilled onto it! It is very easily cleaned with a cloth however as the shelfs have sort of slats in them, some mess does get in between them.OVERALL a really good and useful product for small spaces!

We are in the process of installing a new kitchen and according to the plan, the spaces at the sides of the sink were supposed to be just blocked in! We think that is a massive waste of space, so we were looking for alternatives so that we could utilise that space. We got one of the wire basket things that pulls out like a drawer on its side, but the left-hand side is wider than the right (because of how the plumbing is), so we wanted a wider one than the one we have for the right-hand side, but we found out that the wider basket was too wide; plus, the stop cock is right behind there, and the basket type would have stopped us from accessing it quickly in an emergency. We really can't block it in either because of needing access to the stop cock; our kitchen planner didn't take that into account when designing our kitchen.I looked at a lot of these rolling trollies and I particularly liked this one because the sides are filled in, so you can't see down that gap the same as you would with one of the open-ended ones, so I think this one looks neater than the other type. I think it needs more work, yet, to make it look less visible but at least I can use that space and we have access to the stop cock so we can turn the water off when needed. It's not just emergencies when the water might need to be turned off, any plumbing jobs in the future would need access to that and we'd have to rip out that side!It was very easy to build. I put it together by myself in less than 5 minutes. There is an instruction leaflet, but to be honest, I only looked at to check I had all the parts, I didn't need it to work out how to put it together. It just snapped together, no screws at all. It would be easy to make this into a 2-shelf trolley and use the other shelf for something else, if you wanted to.I wanted to pop 2 litre drinks bottles on the bottom shelf, but it isn't tall enough; it's just about tall enough for the tonic water I put there. To be honest, I think it is probably best not to put anything too heavy on it, so I put spare dishcloths, dusters and pot towels on it, but I think it would be ideal for cereal boxes, or other bulky items that are quite light.For the price of £15.99 (at the time of writing), I think that this rolling trolley is good value. It probably won't last forever, but I think that the baskets will be able to be used on their own if it does end up collapsing at a later date. I'm happy with it, anyway.