LUXOR (STC211-B) Tub Cart, Black 24"W x 18"D x 36.5"H

I purchased this to hold my 85 lbs VP215 and bags (20 lbs and 45 lbs) and parts (5 lbs). Wanted the shelf top to hold the machine and the tub middle and bottom to hold bags and associated parts for the machine. I wanted the cart in case I need to move it from its intended location.Loaded per above the cart rolls easily over carpet and hard flooring. It does not feel top heavy or flimsy. The casters move a bit when locked, but that is the nature of the casters. It took me about 10 minutes to assemble with a 16 oz rubber mallet. I was wailing on it pretty hard to get the tubes to set on the tapered posts on the shelves. I was afraid I would break the tubes from hitting them so hard, but they did not break. Try to hit the tubes square as possible and progress corner to corner around until properly seated. Some mold flashing broke away from the tubes or posts. I assembled it on carpet, may be a bit easier if done on a hard surface that is not padded. Take care to support under the posts to prevent damage. The casters snapped in without needing the mallet. The snap ring on one of the casters was out of place and made it hard to insert. I snapped it into alignment and it went in fine. I wrapped the cord around the handle/cord wrap. Works exactly as I desire it to work. Instructions were simple pictorial with minimal English (written by someone that knows English, not copied from Google translate from Chinese) instructions.This is a medium duty cart made of foamed structural plastic. I'm not sure what the tubes are made from, but they are substantial. It is much more solid feeling than the metal post and wedge carts listed as microwave carts. Overall, I'm glad I bought it and recommend it. Yes, you will need a rubber mallet to assemble.UPDATE May 3, 2019: The top is not holding up as well to the weight of the VP215 as I had hoped. It noticeably deforms from the 85 lbs weight at the 4 rubber feet. I am not afraid of catastrophic breakage, but may take a permanent set from the weight and crack the top after several years. The top shelf is very near its rated capacity with 4 point loads. The rating is for evenly distributed loads. Not disappointed, but am looking for a solution to more evenly distribute the weight.

2/4 came with a cracked edge, but I fixed with JB Weld, no problem, they're great. Get the square tube larger version (I bought 7 of those). All are perfect for garage organizing -- see both sizes/types in pic (many more out of frame).

I bought this for Grandson's 3D printer, just a perfect match! Very few pieces to assemble, but the wheels need to be pressure fitted in with a rubber mallet. The vertical tubes were round, where the instructions showed square, that was not really an issue, what was an issue is that it took quite a bit of convincing with the rubber mallet to get the tubes fully seated. Once assembled, it's a great unit! Would buy again!

Just what I needed for my classroom. Sturdy, light weight, portable. Note: I didn't order the optional power strip (not even sure if it was available) but I would recommend getting it to cut down on extra cords hanging around.

Exceptionally difficult to assemble. While it looks straightforward when unboxed, the components do not fit together easily or completely and the wheels don’t fit at all.

I bought two of these units, they are sturdy and pretty nice, however one came slightly damaged, but the box itself was fine. Likely an issue from the manufacture

I purchased this cart to put my mothers PD dialysis cycler on it. It fits perfectly. The tubs on the bottom hold some of the many supplies that are required. Easy to roll about in her room. Couldn't be happier.

Very useful, the wheels are smooth, seems very durable. Bought one loved it so much that bought two more for my office