Oceanstar 3-Tier Shelving All-Purpose Utility Cart, Chrome
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So that things can't roll off the shelves, there is a rim around them. It should work if your mixer's width is less than 8 3/4 inches. Each shelf between the rims is 8 3/4 inches wide therefore, it should fit any KitchenAid mixer.
Thanks for your question, I'll be checking that out. A product like this was developed in the U.S. Designed in China and manufactured there. Feel free to contact our support team at support@oceanstardesig if you have any further questions regarding our products. The company. SeaStar Design Group is an Oceanstar Design Group firm
As long as my shelves are not overloaded with supplies, I am confident that they can hold between 150 and 200 lbs in As a matter of fact, I recently purchased 3 of these utility carts for my garage. They are great products that I am very happy with. In addition to being adjustable, the shelves give you more storage
There are plastic wheels on the trailer. In the absence of them, it appears that the metal shelves could handle more weight, while the plastic ones could Each shelf comes with 8 end caps, 4 of which can be used as wheels instead of the ones on the bottom.
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In the dream of a 2 shelf cart for my son's knick knacks, I was considering getting another one just to make it a 3 shelf cart for this one and to add an extra shelf to it. That's not true any more! Thankfully, it was undamaged when it arrived. The box is in perfect condition. To reach the contents, I had to torn down the box and rip it apart this made me think as I got closer "I guess I cannot send this back if I am not satisfied It was secured so that no one could get into it before I got it. The result is not bad at all! It was clear enough to follow the instructions. Despite this, however. As soon as I opened the box, I found that each shelf had a few small plastic pieces on it like spacers. There is no description of them on the contents inventory list, nor am I aware of any uses for them other than as spacers to keep shelves from smacking into one another during thoroughly read the directions before putting the pieces These black spacers made sense, but they were *) Item Already screwed into the poles at the top are the brackets. On the content list, it does not seem like the same item. There is no middle lip, nor is there a separation of threading. There is one continuous connector screw on the inside of this To ensure parts "B" were equally distributed between both poles upon screwing one into the other, I had to be careful when screwing one pole into the other. The following images show the results of the analysis There is something wrong with the plastic pieces in image 2a, where they do not meet when you "snap" them on to where they should go. We now move on to part "C. ". It looks like the shelf will cover them, so I was wondering if this cart is strong enough to hold my printer. I can load my printer with 27 pounds of paper and it weighs almost 31 pounds. The image below shows the image 3 in its entirety. It is The answer to your question is I'd say no. IF WEIGHT IS ADDED TO THEM, THEY WILL SLIDER DOWN! As far as I am concerned be manufactured where the bottom part is thicker to allow as the shelf slides onto it, it will all "lock" into place since the circumference of the "C" is larger at the bottom than the top of it and also bigger than the holes in the shelf. The following is a side note This is going to be the third step There is a note on it and the photos show it as well Item of note It is important that the lips of the shelves face downward. The answer is "No!" That's not true! It is best to have the lip facing upward so the cross wires are below and I just want my money back and a shelf that can support the weight of a 25 pound printer. Honestly, I want my money back and a shelf that can hold the weight of The reason I retain it is because I live in a rural area and it is just as troublesome to mail my stuff away as it is to track down another It is not level either! Oh, and I forgot to mention that it is not As you can not level it, one wheel is off, and it shakes because it's off-level. I tried loosening the wheel a bit, but it made me nervous. I feel like it's a waste of money and just cheap as long as you don't touch it, it looks pretty fine. Once I've put it together, the images will appear. In view of the fact that I won't be using it for the purpose intended, my 18-year-old took over the responsibility. I have placed it now in my son's room without the wheels, holding his lightweight possessions on it in the meantime on the way to finding a better solution for us. It was not a good idea to place its TV, DVR, DVD player, and X-box on the couches There is no point in him bringing a box, or anything else he values unless he wants to replace them if the shelf crashes onto.
I have been putting together this unit for 14 weeks. The ones I have are huge and medium sized and contain bins. They are used around the house and in my It is easy to assemble them. As far as I can tell, so far they have been durable (three years An older, klutzy, arthritic woman with minimal DIY skills, I often have trouble doing simple things on my own. It took me only a few minutes to put together even the largest unit. There have been complaints about the shelves being difficult to secure. It may look like all the shelves are positioned evenly on the poles, but my first instinct would be that the shelf is not positioned evenly on the poles. Don't just rely on eyeballs to count the rings on the poles. Despite being one of my smallest units, this took me no time at all Opening the box proved to be the most challenging task. There was no damage to the cart during the shipping process. There was no part that was damaged, broken or missing from any of the shelving units. There is not much difference between my units, even though they've come from four different manufacturers. Having used this unit, I have no reservations about recommending it.
Despite its simplicity, the material is sturdy and durable. those the negative reviews complaining that the plastic, snap on shelf holders seem flimsy, they clearly have no experience with these "baker shelf" style units. This is a style I have at least six different versions of, including a very commercial one. There are a lot of components that make up this unit that are comparable to those in the unit below. These light weight and basic casters roll quite well and have two locking casters they are quite adequate and are quite light-weight It would be easy to swap out the casters for heavier wheels if you needed to put really heavy things on this unit, but it is unlikely to be necessary. It is enough to include the ones included. It would be nice if it was larger but 1" narrower (e. g. 8" wide instead of this 9". The first item) If I had wanted to get that, I would have had to spend over $80. The one at $28 I acquired is a great deal, so I got it and it is working just fine. Interestingly, the shelf edges are designed so that the "lips" are facing up instead of down, which is a convenient feature since it helps prevent the contents of the cart from sliding off while it is being wheeled The reason I bought it was because I liked it. The edges of most other shelf units with a similar design face down This is NOT a feature that can be exchanged It is NOT possible to flip the shelf over to make it fit correctly, as it must be in its "lip up" orientation. When ordering, be sure to take this into account. One of the reasons why a number of negative reviews are saying this shelf is "flimsy" and "wobbly " is that the shelves were positioned incorrectly when they were assembled. A NOTE ON OTHER IMPORTANT ITEMS In the instructions it says/shows that the main leg piece has a “Part B” which is a small threaded connector to attach the two parts of the leg These 4 pieces are no longer necessary because the existing leg pieces are threaded directly to one another, so there will be no need for a connector. Not all instructions have been updated with these changes. The first time I opened the box and was checking the parts against the instructions, I was upset. I thought I might have missed the crucial parts and My hunch led me to check closer, and it turned out that the two portion of each leg post are threaded and ready to be used - This is something that needs to be fixed by the Seller to prevent Nonetheless, I think this is a good value sturdy shelving unit that can be setup to allow for the desired shelf heights easily. I'd highly recommend it.
In conclusion, I looked at a variety of reviews before choosing this product. It manages to match closer to the positive reviews than a lot of the negative ones. As far as I can tell, it went together quite easily and is quite strong. One reviewer noted that assembling the rack was difficult and you had to pound the parts after placing them in the rack. They were not assembling correctly, in my opinion. There are several factors that must be considered when installing clamps into shelving. The clamps must be oriented correctly and must snap into the grooves of They could not be placed over the shelf legs properly if they did not have a leg hole. My one star was deducted since I needed to affix some tape to the corners in order to stop my washer and dryer from getting scratched. There was also a comment on this from another reviewer. As a result of the shelves being adjustable, the spacing between shelves can be adjusted to some degree.
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