Art Storage Rack,Canvas Storage for large canvases up to 57 inches,Art Print Display Rack,Art Storage Rack With Caster Wheels for art shows,vendors,large framed art,Canvas Board,Panel,Drawing Board

Excellent product. Easy to assemble. I bought two

I like the wheels on the bottom making it convenient to move around as needed. It’s very easy to put together and looks nice, it’s sturdy and just what I needed to organize my studio.

**UPDATE**The sellers reached out to me after I posted the original review. They were very involved in discussing the problems I reported - I sent them photos, which they took back to factory QC. I write a lot of reviews, and sellers that are willing to hold an intelligent discussion about my tests and observations are quite rare, so that alone is worth adding a star to my original rating as proof that they care and will work hard to improve.Additionally, they challenged one of my concerns, that of the metal welds failing. I went back and checked, and they had a point - I see no evidence that the welds are the weak part, as I'd assumed. Instead, the metal rods are themselves flexible. Personally I think this is a weakness in its own right, but one less likely to fail critically. Therefore granting an additional star is appropriate.They agreed that one of the parts had a manufacturing defect and offered me a replacement.I've updated my star rating and added this explanation, while leaving my original review untouched.**ORIGINAL REVIEW**I have quite a few art pieces of a suitable size for a cart like this, and, I already have several similar carts. However, those other carts are wooden - the frame is wooden boards, and the verticals are wooden dowels. They work fine, but, I've been worried that a wooden dowel might snap and maybe pierce one of my canvases. So when I saw this cart, which is pretty much the same thing but metal, I jumped on it.What a disappointment! Yes, the metal rods are unlikely to snap. Instead, they'll bend, or perhaps the low-quality welds will fail and they'll fall off entirely. They and their welds are far more flimsy than the wooden dowel type, wiggling all over the place even when there's no art loaded. Yes, there's a handle at one end, but I'd never dare to pull the loaded cart that way, it would surely fail in one of several possible ways.Assembly was far more frustrating that it needed to be, due to bad design. If you are screwing metal parts together, you shouldn't need nuts and bolts - you can just properly thread the holes you drilled into the one metal part, so the bolt can screw directly into that. Much easier.Oh, and it helps to drill the holes in the right place - some of the bolts I wasn't able to install at all, because the holes did not align And yes, I did try multiple orientations of the similar-but-not-quite-identical-nor symmetrical rail parts on the side, another hallmark of bad design.Do I have anything good to say about this cart? Yes: the casters are excellent, much superior to the ones that came with my wooden versions.Other than that, this is about the same price as wooden ones that, oddly, are considerably stronger, and you'd be much better off with those, or something else. I guess this does do the job, sort of, but you can do much better for the same money.

Love this cart. It’s sturdy and works great for what I bought it for (storing multiple art pieces and framed photos that we want to save but are not current hanging on the wall). Was easy to put together (and I am really usually not good at these things)

Great stuff, just perfect for my gallery. Unlike wooden ones, this metal rack is super sturdy and tough. Setting it up was a breeze—I had it ready in just 10 minutes by myself. The shelf looks awesome, with all the pipes perfectly lined up. Totally worth the money. Highly recommend it!