I have a small house and kitchen. I had an awkward small space between my stove and the wall that wasn't big enough to install a cabinet in. I bought one of these and then had a piece of quartz countertop top to fit on top (same as the rest of my kitchen) and glued it on top. It is a little top heavy even without the quartz but it's not like you need to pull it out all the way so at least it leans against the wall or stove if needed. Looks so much better now because it looks like there's a cabinet there plus it's a little extra space to set stuff on when I'm cooking.
We had a gap to fill in our kitchen next to the dishwasher from a poorly planned remodel done by the previous owners. Rather than fill the space with wood this cart makes it functional! It’s pretty narrow so a little tippy and thin metal construction so a little rickety in motion, but the width is why it fits the space we had. We filled the cart with canned goods and opened up a whole cabinet for more often used items so that was a win. I probably wouldn’t use it for items I need access to every day unless the floor was smooth- we have tile, but I’m glad to have found a solution to make this gap functional
I have a tiny kitchen. There is not nearly enough pantry space for storing essentials. This rolling cart squeezes perfectly into a spot right next to the refrigerator where nothing else could go for box, can, and jar storage.
I love this storage cart. Slides easily into those narrow spaces like between a refrigerator and a counter. Rolls beautifully, very inconspicuous which is what you want in a storage unit!
My laundry space is extremely limited, but the shelf is the narrowest I could find and it’s a perfect fit. It holds all the necessary laundry supplies so I could get them off the floor or stop lugging them from another room. Thanks!