Seville Classics 3-Tier Commercial Rolling Utility Cart, UltraZinc

This stainless steel utility cart is the best value out there. All the other choices seem to be molded plastic for the same price or more. This cart looks good and is very sturdy. The thing I like most about it is the fact that when the plastic inserts that hold the shelves in place get old and disintegrate I can put a screw through the metal to secure them and continue using the cart indefinitely. The shelves are adjustable and the wheels are real wheels, not some cheap molded plastic that's going to break in time with any weight on the cart. If you need a strong utility cart that looks good, the Seville commercial utility cart is your answer. I sure like mine.

I took delivery on this right before Christmas which was why the packaging was torn and pretty battered, but it didn't affect the pieces inside at all. I did have one moment of worry when I found broken pieces of black plastic at the bottom of the box which weren't listed in the directions so I emailed the company to find out if they could send me replacement parts or if I should return to a WalMart store. By morning it occurred to me that those were probably just shipping protectors so I decided to go ahead and try to put it together. 2 days later I got a short email from the company telling me the plastic pieces were just for shipping purposes. I did get out my rubber hammer which came in handy since you have smack the shelves pretty good to 'seat' them over the plastic shims, and I took another poster's idea and made sure the handle is on the same end as the locking wheels. I also took notice of each little plastic shim that holds up the shelf corners to be sure they were all pointed in the "UP" position. Putting it together is a little tricky for one person as the wheels try to roll away from you until you have the bottom shelf in place. I turned all shelves with the guards pointed up so nothing would slide off the shelves. All in all it took me about 45 minutes. The directions are not real explicit but you can figure it out pretty easily. I even took the shipping box and cut the cardboard to fit inside the two bottom shelves as liners which is working out pretty well, allowing things to slide easier than if you only had bare wire. This is a bright chrome color and looks like a food cart you might see in hospitals. All 4 wheels swivel making it easy to push or pull anywhere. I thought the wheels would be rubber but they're a heavy plastic instead. I ended up with 4 left-over shims which I stored away in case some of the ones holding the shelves up deteriorate over the years. It's a really good sturdy cart which I expect should last over 20 years and at an affordable price. Thanks WalMart!