DEVAISE 3 Drawer Mobile File Cabinet, Rolling Printer Stand with Open Storage Shelf, Fabric Lateral Filing Cabinet fits A4 or Letter Size for Home Office, Rustic Brown Wood Grain Print

I bought a whole bunch of stuff for our lovely DIL because she went back to college to finish her nursing degree. We are very proud of her but no they aren’t in any position to get the things that while maybe not necessary are an absolute help in paving the way for success. This is one of the items we bought for her. It matches the desk so well, as it does the rest of her furnishings. She needed more space for he iPad, laptop, paper and book storage and didn’t want to keep it all on her desk so we got this to put on the one side. It is not overly big. It went well together. With all the predrilled screw holes matching up with the metal pieces. It not light weight but certainly isn’t so heavy that she can’t move it if she so desires. It does have coasters, or you can set it for stationary which is what she chose. Once it was finished which took her 20 min. to put together with a sick 3 yr old hanging on her, a puppy that is the size of a 2 yr old dog and 2 out of their mind kittens who chase the dog and toddler so she said with dealing with all that, she feels she could have done it in 10. Minutes if she had put them all in the dog crate. LOL. So with the weight of all she has put on, it’s sturdy, no fear of it falling over or tipping. The drawers pull out nicely and hold a nice amount of stuff that you don’t necessarily need out for little hands to grab, such as staplers, pens, pencils and other office relatives items. Her desk we bought I don’t think is made by the same company yet the woods and metal framing matches it perfectly and it really looks like a set. Well worth the small amount we paid for it.

This is an excellent product. I assembled it without any difficulty. It is very sturdy, it looks good ,and has great utility.

I need something to hold my printer in my laptop. I had to move my office to a smaller Area while redoing my office. This portable desk works great for me. It has three drawers and stuff for everything that I needed other time flimsy but secure. It was easy to put together! My 71-year-old husband did it by himself!😂 It’s cute and Able and it looks nice. It’s pretty good value for the mini! But don’t expect wood in the drawers. They are cardboard or some type of foldable , flexiable box Then his make up void. Again, I would say it’s a great value for the money and it looks nice.

Great for the price, easy to assemble. I use it for some of the baby clothes and diapers and other baby related stuff for the downstairs and it has a good size. Color is just like the picture and is good quality.

Good value. It looks great and is surprisingly sturdy even though the cabinets are made out of fabric. It suits my needs and I use it to store my consulting business files. By the way, it took me about an hour to assemble, which isn’t too bad considering I took my time to make sure I didn’t make any mistakes.

The size is great for storing lots of paperwork. The stability is good. The installation process is easy to follow.

So, my husband & I do crafts - I wanted a Cricut. We ended up with a Maker 3 which is a bit on the large side. What sold me on this particular cart were 3 things: the size, the wheels (I wanted this mobile), and the reviews. Someone else mentioned that they use it for a Cricut too so that caught my eye! I'm going to include a few pics to show that yes, there are a lot of pieces. Also, the hardware needed for the project IS provided, but of course, they aren't great quality. If you have tools of your own, use those for a more comfortable grip. But if you don't have tools, that's fine ... you can use what's provided and still get the job done. The instructions are 14 steps. They are clear. My recommendation is that you prep as you go. If it tells you to put parts 7 & 8 into part 5, with four "A" screws ... then just grab what you need. For people like me, with ADHD, sensory overload is real when there's chaos! But also, we have a cat. She was stalking the entire process so I didn't want to entice her anymore than she already was- so rather than spilling the screws into piles, and worry about her stealing some ... I just slit each pocket and took only what I needed for the step I was on. When it says "Do not fully tighten until all screws in place" - that is GREAT advice. Please heed this. Tightening one before the others may negate the parts being aligned properly & being flush (Yes, I didn't listen at first so I know what I'm talking about- but then I corrected it). But once all screws are in, go ahead and use your muscle. Someone on here said this cart isn't sturdy but I very much disagree. Mine isn't wobbly in the slightest. The drawers are canvas material. They pop open with a cardboard insert. They slide along a metal frame, and attach to the sides with one little plastic loop (I'll show a pic). That loop is the only thing stopping you from pulling the drawer out fully & spilling it. It seems small, but unless you're the Hulk, it's fine. And here is where the tiniest nut & screw come into play attaching the drawer to the sides. Nimble fingers work best but no matter, you can do it! Despite the drawers being basically cardboard, I think they're great. If you're not saving bricks in them, I don't see them failing. Plus, I'm impressed that they can get the canvas face to look like faux wood! This cart is cute! And that's it. I love the cart. The cat loves the cart! She's still stalking it (see for yourself). The Cricut now has a home. Happy crafting!

Turned out nice but have of the parts weren't labeled making it longer and harder to put together the instructions weren't that clear either which didn't help

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