Whitmor Supreme Laundry Cart and Storage Solution

Exactly as described!
Strong , solid design and it’s well made! Fit perfectly in my laundry room: tucked between a stacked washer/dryer and a chest freezer: Easy to roll back & forth and it holds a lot of stuff!

Lo armé súper fácil y resiste bien las botellas y enceres de lavado… de tamaño habitual.

Love this product. Instructions weren’t very clear, but I figured it out. Very Sturdy, solid product. Adjustable height so I can put bulky laundry detergent on the bottom and smaller products up higher.

I wanted shelving to hold several tool boxes that I keep in my laundry room. This was the perfect size and configuration. And, it’s working out very, very well. The shelves are sturdy and it’s well-made overall. However, the little thingies that hold the shelves in place didn’t want to stay put. So here’s my suggestion: Assemble the unit exactly where you are planning to use it. I assembled it upstairs and in the process of carefully carrying it down to the laundry room, the thingies fell out on the stairs, so I had to semi- reassemble it downstairs anyway. Needless-to-say, my frustration and language matched the situation. Grrrrrr Having said all of that, I’m very happy with the final result. The instructions are reasonable to follow … however, be aware that all the plastic items that simply protect the pieces during transit have zero use. Took me a few minutes to realize they weren’t part of the finished piece. Recycle. The price point is excellent too. Similar items go for a lot more. So, I’d buy this again and just caution you to not think you will assemble it in a few minutes. Give yourself time and a reward after. 🙂

Buscamos mucho un mueble que fuera de esas medidas, fuimos a IKEA México y no encontramos ni de cerca algo parecido. Lo pedimos en Amazon y nos quedamos muy satisfechos, pequeño, resistente y buena relación calidad precio. Llevamos un año con él y no nos ha dado problemas.

Got the cart today and it took me all but an hour to put it together. I will be using it as a utility cart in my laundry area and will sit next to my washer. I live in a mobile home and have limited space. My laundry area is also the backdoor entrance into my home so I will be using the cart’s bottom shelf to hold my flip-flops and/or shoes, slippers. Top shelf will hold the larger laundry detergent containers, 2nd shelf for smaller bottles of cleaning products and 3rd shelf for footwear. It appears to be quiet sturdy and easy to get in and out of the 12″ wide area. Actually, it has plenty of “breathing” room on either side with sufficient space for the wheels to rotate around for maneuvering. So if you’ve got a foot wide of space, you’ve got plenty of room. The locking wheels work well for keeping the unit stationary. There are suggested markings on the poles where to set the shelves. However, since there may be a possibility that I might use the second shelf for taller containers, I placed one of the large containers that I may be using on the 2nd shelf (as a measuring guide) before setting the top shelf in place. Make sure the rubber spacers are all at the same position on all 4 post before putting the shelves in place and the shelf lip or sides are all pointing upward. Those edges are what will keep your containers from falling off. I may be making this sound complicated, but it really isn’t. You’ll get the hang of it once you start putting the thing together. Bottom shelve goes on first. The instructions are simple to follow. Also the picture on the box is a good guide on how the cart is supposed to look. Remember, and the instructions do tell you this, that the post with the closed-off end is at the top. The other end is open for the casters to screw into. I did have to use a small rubber mallet to tap the shelves in place. You don’t have to bang on the thing. Small gentle taps will do it. I’m a 76-year-old, female, that has limited strength in both hands, but hey, if I can do it, you can do it. Very, very sweet little cart! Small, mighty, and holds a lot!