Rubbermaid FG452089BLA Heavy-Duty Flat Handle 2 Shelf Cart, 45.94" x 10.46" x 10.46"

Très satisfait.

The cart is sturdy, strong, easy to maneuver, and very well built. What a great investment as this will be used in a high school classroom for years to come. I am even thinking about purchasing another for the garage. The ordering process was a little confusing; mainly because the dimensions of the cart are not on the listing. There are dimensions, but they are for the cart in the unassembled state ( basically the box that will be delivered). After opening the package I was happy to see that there were only 10 pcs, a bag of screws, but no assembly instructions. After searching the contents 3 times I seen them on one of the folds of the cardboard box. Tools required for assembly are a screw driver and a hammer; however there was a piece of paper in the box stating that a drill was recommended for assembly. I used the drill and followed the instructions best as I could, and after 12 short minutes we had a fully assembled cart. I could have completed assembly in about 8 minutes, but there were 4 more screws in the bag after assembly was complete. So I spent the next 3-4 minutes double checking all of the fasteners - looks like the instructions stats 24 screws are sent but I received 28. When attaching the wheels to the cart it is not clear where to mount the stationary wheels versus the swivel caster wheels, but they must be on the same side either near the handle or on the opposite side. When mounting the wheels there are 6 holes in the bottom of the cart, but the mounting plates on the wheels only have 4 holes and only align a particular way. Even though I had a few hiccups with assembly it still only took 12 minutes, and I have a cart that is going to last an entire teaching career!

Excellent cart. Easy to construct, but requires an electric drill for the screws. Worth the effort.

This cart is SUPER sturdy and SUPER functional. It was very easy to put together and I'm thankful I read reviews. Many suggested putting the spinning casters on the side opposite the handle vs on the same side. For school use where we're mostly pushing the cart, the casters work so much better on the front, then you can pick up on the handle to turn the back sharply if you need to. We would 100% purchase this same cart again. I like the cup holder AND the "pockets" in the front to keep small items like your phone or pens/pencils/supplies. Unlike other similar carts, the space above the bottom shelf is roomy/tall enough for boxes.

Very nice cart, and incredibly simple to assemble. You’ll want a drill to drive the screws If there’s even a remote possibility that this will be on anything other than concrete, get some bigger pneumatic wheels. Ones that swivel It will make the cart 5 inches taller, but having all swivel wheels and being able to take this on gravel outside is worth it And I’ve seen these used in restaurants. The wheels it come with always break. It’s pricy, about $80-100 for the pneumatic casters, but then you dont need to worry about abusing it Also, I ordered collapsible shelf brackets to add another work service on the end like their fancy cart. I’m also going to frame the inside edge with wood to give myself the raised lip like the fancy cart. This will be for adding a piece of plywood, and it will give me the option of a flat work surface