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Solid Beechwood Kitchen Cart with 2 drop leaves..../ Winsome Wood Drop-Leaf Kitchen Cart / Furniture Cart
Perfect for small kitchens that need more workspace, Winsome Wood's rolling drop-leaf cart packs a lot into its compact dimensions. The top counter offers a roomy food prep area with two foldout sides that add almost 10 more inches in length. Underneath are a deep drawer for utensils and tools, an open shelf, and two cabinet drawers with storage space for tall and large items. Crated of solid beechwood with brushed nickel hardware, this handy cart moves on lockable casters wherever it's needed, then slides out of the way when not in use. It measures 25-1/4 inches wide by 20 inches deep by 33-1/4 inches high; and it expands to 45 inches wide with the drop leaves up. Some assembly is required. --Kara Karll.../ Winsome Wood Drop-Leaf Kitchen Cart / Furniture Cart
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very pleased with the precision : Winsome Wood Drop-Leaf Kitchen Cart
Despite the very valuable reviews I purchased this goods because of the perfect design. I ordered from Amazon and immediately checked the parts against the part list. ...It was like winning the lottery; all the parts were included.
This should be advertised as a "green product". No trees died to originate this cart. Recycled wood was cleaned and professionally jointed (mated). So, grain and color may vary a bit but there's real craftsmanship in the process.
Assembly took my wife and I just over an hour. I did check the fit of each part before fastening. I did have to trim one set of dowel pegs as they were too long to permit a tight fit. I am so pleased that every screw hole lined up perfectly. No qoute with assembly. .... At one point I wound string in the middle of a pair of legs as a temporary clamp which can actually be done by anything lacking an supplementary set of hands to hold things in place.
The cart looks great. For an supplementary $800 you could have a cart made from new wood, but that's not necessary. The price (from Amazon with free shipping) is right. I am thinking of ordering a second cart for camp.
