It has the most confusing instruction manual I ever read in my life. I got 6 screws and I can't use them on the product at all. There must be something missing too because the whole thing is unbuildable. Received pieces that can't be put together, what's the point?Sturdy, Fun and Functional! We got this to use in our little Tiki Lounge; but also to double as an Art Cart, in the Art Room.It is all powder coated steel and sturdier than it looks in the photos. The instructions are not the best; but it is easy to figure out how it goes together. You have a few options, all the sides are nicely finished. You can flip the shelves, for a more finished look, if you do not need the lip that comes up.In the instructions, they list the parts and give them an Alphabetical label; but do not refer to the label, ever again.They will refer to a part in the written instructions; but not add an illustration to go with.There are 6 washers {they do not show them in the diagrams} in the instructions.4 go under the top shelf, before you screw in the Legs/dowels...2 go under the second shelf, before you screw in the pivoting wheels.It comes with two wrenches; but you need a Phillips screw driver for the two wheels that do not pivot.I love this cart, we are using wallpaper, as a kind of placemat, to tiki-it up a little. {we did not use glue, we just cut pieces to lay them on the cart}.. we got bamboo fixtures. We love the Bar Cart, so much that I might have to get a second one for the Art Cart.It is easy to do simple things, to help it look amazing in your space. They have fun accessories to make their furniture fit your needs. I think that is pretty cool.Once the cart is loaded, it is harder to turn the cart while it is moving. The cart does not have any breaks on the wheels. The cart does not really roll too easy on its own. If you have little people who like to push things, this cart is not “little People Friendly.” The lipped edge, could be sharp. {you can assemble the cart with that lip side down. I am not sure if that effects how sturdy the cart is, or how it holds up with weight.}The cart has nice, functional, gold accents, otherwise it is all white.I might have taken off a star for certain things; but the materials that the cart is constructed from, are nice, and exceeded my expectations. The instructions were better than the ones I got with other carts. The pricing is close to the same as what I have spent on other carts. The hardware is the same or better. Overall, It is a nice cart and we are very happy with it.On paper, this folding coat rack looks minimalist and modern. In person, the coat rack is flimsy and awkward.It is easy to put together and the racks do hold coats and jackets (hooks not provided). The shoe rack holds 2 pr of casual shoes side by side (8 Womens). Put together, the coat rack is not sturdy and sways. The base footprint is large, so make sure to measure your location to ensure you have the proper, usable space.We will be switching to wall mounted coat hooks and a shelf.I am using this as a plant cart. This was very easy to put together. Unfortunately, I was missing one rather important screw that is not easily replaced because it is threaded on both ends. I found an acceptable replacement, but now one rod is not actually attached to anything. Wheels are all black unlike the item photos. Gold accents are plastic and the white metal is textured. The over all look is good. It’s a nice bright white rather than creamy white. Keep in mind this table is short and it would be difficult to make drinks on. It’s end table height.The pieces and parts are pretty sturdy and it's reasonably stable enough to hang garments off of. I liked the brass knobby screws that hold it together; they're substantial. Assembly was relatively easy, though there were a few spots where it wasn't clear which parts went where. The rack is sturdy once put together and doesn't sway or flex much. It would be nice in a entry hall, mud room, dorm room, or small apartment. It could also double as a supplemental air drying rack for delicate clothes you don't want to put in the dryer.One of the feet (wheels) would not go on. We ended up rigging it with some glue so we will see how it works. It does take a little time to put everything together. I cant wait to get clear storage bins and creat an art station. I would say go on the side of caution with this. I just didn't like how the foot didn't fit. It could be a fluke but still not too happy about that.great qualityStylish, nice white shade, super easy to assemble, and sturdy!