Let’s face it, most of us do not have enough counter space, or enough space where we need it. The foldable yet sturdy 3 Tier Kitchen Island Cart is a portable butcher block counter on wheels, making it a perfect entertaining essential. Think about it: a classic kitchen island butcher block is super heavy and
Let’s face it, most of us do not have enough counter space, or enough space where we need it. The foldable yet sturdy 3 Tier Kitchen Island Cart is a portable butcher block counter on wheels, making it a perfect entertaining essential. Think about it: a classic kitchen island butcher block is super heavy and stuck in one spot. Origami’s portable Kitchen Cart travels wherever you need it. Whether you want extra prep space next to your grill, a buffet station, a portable bar, or just some extra space to whip up dessert for friends, the caddy has you covered.
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Satisfied Whatever you do, if you order it, do not order someone to come and assemble. It’s pretty much a pop up. The only thing you’ll assemble are the wheels you’ll screw in. The Butcher block is hollow but I love it. It’s light weight but tough enough to hold a big microwave and let’s be honest…if that Butcher block weren’t hollow, it’d be much more expensive than this. It’s has the illusion of expense.
Great useful cart My wife and I live full time in our RV. Due to limited counter space we were looking for something to use as a food prep area like a small chef island. This fit the need perfectly. The height is very comfortable to work on, the work top size is adequate. The shelves are handy for storing food processors and blenders when not in use. We also like the way it conveniently folds up for storage during travel. It is very well built and very sturdy. I would highly recommend it for anyone with a small…
THE QUALITY MATCHES THE PRICE. The cart arrived promptly and was solidly packed. Having read the dozens of previous reviews about the top part splitting, I was prepared for the worst. When I opened the box and took out the cart, I noticed that although the wood had not yet split, it was going to. I could see where the pieces of wood were glued together and the glue was already dry and chalky and falling out of the seam. It’s only a matter of time before it splits. BUT…..with that being said, I also know (being the daughter…