Salon Tray on Wheels, Rolling Tattoo Tray, Adjustable Hair Stylist Tray, Metal Mayo Stand Tray, Salon Color Tray Use As Medical Tray, No-Rusting

It's so easy to assemble, love that nothing will burn and great to for braiding and blow drying tracks for sewIn

The product is very good I recommended it , quality of 10 -10

It’s a little too small for me but nice

The media could not be loaded. This cart has 3 sides of hair hangers and the 4th side container space.It is a sturdy and stable cart. You can hang so much hair on it. I love to be organized when working and this cart helps me do that

The salon tray seemed like a great idea, but it's been a letdown. The adjustable height feature is flimsy and doesn't hold steady, the wheels are cheap and squeaky, and the metal construction feels flimsy. It's also much smaller than I expected. For the price, I expected a sturdy and functional tray, but this one falls short. Unfortunately, I wouldn't recommend this product to anyone

As I get older I'm finding it increasingly difficult to repeatedly bend over, so as of late I’ve been using small work trays on wheels to help me out. But before we look at the features of this product, I need to make you aware that I’m not using it for what it was designed for, yet it works for me.When I work on a vehicle it’s nice to have a tray located close by for miscellaneous parts and light tools. Sometimes I use it fully extended to its maximum height, while at other times I have it all the way to its lowest setting. So if it can hold up to my demands, it should work perfectly fine for what it was intended for, that being in a salon.The product itself is made out of metal of sufficient thickness for the task at hand. The plastic wheels spin freely and the height adjustment was easy to set and stayed in place. Assembly was pretty straightforward and only took a few minutes. The tray size is very subjective as we all have different needs. Speaking for myself, the tray size is sufficient. The tray is attached to a base plate with four rivets, should they come loose I’d simply drill them out and install a new rivet. At its maximum height it had minimal shake, and at its lowest height almost no shake or sway. A powder coated paint job is a nice touch, but not really necessary for me, other than to reduce the chances of rust.I don’t plan on using this tray for heavy tools like impact hammers etc, but simply as a place to keep things like small parts semi organized and off the ground. To date I’ve only used it a few times and it seems to be doing well. Used within its limitations I see no reason why it shouldn’t last for years in a salon.

Originally thought this was going to be for tattooing but … when it arrived and we put it together we realize it was perfect for the workshop for the vintage cars we have ! We can put all the nuts , bolts , washers ,filters , fuses , etc for the cars on this so we can keep track of all the little pieces ! We’ve been working on both my 1952 Dodge truck and hubbys 1930 Model A the past few months and this made things so much easier for us ! We were able to finish putting the model A back together using this before sending it to hubbys cousin to rewire and then start working on his 1934 ford truck ! We’re very excited with this and how much easier it made working on the vehicles ! He’s trying to get his truck done to bring to a car show Monday and it looks like it’s going to happen ! Awesome ! Now we’re going to order another for the tattoo shop because for the price it’s so worth getting another !

I'm using this tray as a portable Printer Tray in my home office. I have limited space as I have an AC unit and T.V. near by. It's very easy to put together as it comes disassembled. The color is very nice, quality paint and materials along with the hardware. It doesn't take too long to put it all together however after placing my laser jet printer on top the height adjuster made the tray fall down to the lowest level. It seems that the adjustment knob at the base of the height tube needs to have more thread to into the extension pole. I know that's now what this is deigned for but a simple hand laying on the top of the tray would also bring the ray down. I was able to tighten it more and have it stay in place even after moving it around in my office. Overall very happy with it besides the height extension knob needing some more work. I recommend it.