60" Kitchen Island with Power Outlet & Drop Leaf, Kitchen Rolling Island with Spice Rack & Towel Rack, Knife Holder, Kitchen Island Cart with Trash Storage Cabinet, Mobile Island Table for Kitchen

Beautiful 😍 soo in love, it wasn't too hard to assemble, it holds so much stuff, its very sturdier, there's a place for everything in these!

Really like the look and the quality is pretty good for the price. I'm a chick, and enjoy home projects, and although it went together pretty easily, it took a lot longer than I thought. One review said an hour (man), but it took me 2 days, at about 5-6 hours each, AND I have an electric drill...I would HIGHLY recommend an allan-wrench drill bit if you have an electric drill; LOTS of Allan wrench-ing! LOL. Overall pretty satisfied, just not the best, as it's particle board type of material. Solid wood would likely be way too expensive. Now for some nice bar stools or chairs!

I bought two to have one for small batch wine making and one as a kitchen island. Great storage, door panels and back sort of thin. We were concerned it may be tippy especially with a toddler running around but it is not at all, very sturdy. Takes several hours to put together and instructions are a bit confusing at first. Matches our kitchen nicely.

I couldn’t be happier with this purchase—it’s exceeded every expectation. From its thoughtful design to its functionality, it literally transformed our kitchen experience and my wife hasn’t stopped raving about it.What makes it stand out:Smartly designed for storage & prep: With a spacious 60″ countertop (plus an extendable drop‑leaf tabletop) and two roomy cabinets and drawers, everything is always within reach. The side racks for spices and towels, as well as the built‑in knife holder and trash storage, keep things neat and organized.Built‑in power outlet: This island includes a 1500 W outlet with two USB ports and two standard sockets—great for charging devices or plugging in small appliances while cooking.Flexible and mobile: With five metal caster wheels (complete with brakes), we can effortlessly move it wherever we need—next to the stove for prep or near the dining area when entertaining.Nice drop‑leaf extension: When extended, the leaf adds over 27″ of workspace—ideal for doubling as a serving table or casual dining spot. The metal brackets feel sturdy and reliable.Assembly: It took some time to put together, but with labeled pieces and clear-(ish) instructions (plus a power drill), the process was manageable. Everything aligned nicely once assembled. A couple tiny marks on the cupboard drawers, but nothing noticeable once installed.Our experience:My wife absolutely loves it—not just for its practical features, but also for how it uplifts the look and feel of our kitchen. Whether she’s preparing meals, baking, or simply charging her phone while cooking, this island makes everything more convenient. Guests have even complimented its style and functionality!In short:If you’re looking for a kitchen island that blends high utility with clever design—all at a fantastic value—this one delivers. My wife is using it daily and feeling more organized and excited in the kitchen than ever. Couldn’t recommend it more!

Beautiful Island once you put everything together! It took me 3 hours to put together by myself, so if you can get help I would suggest it. Other than that it’s beautiful and was a great purchase!

The instructions are so unclear. The assembly for this thing is so difficult I have no clue how anyone thought this was a good idea. There's like a million tiny screws and they want you to drive them by hand with a cheap screwdriver. No way anyone is assembling these using the instructions and provided tools. It's taken me so long I could have built one by hand in the time I've spent trying to assemble it and I'm still not done. Not worth it. I would return it if I thought there was any way I could get it back in the box and if I didn't feel like I invested too much time in it already

I’m extremely satisfied with the finished product. It’s very well made, sturdy and stylish. A few things I felt compelled to share are:[1] Tools you will need that are not included are a long flat head screw driver to tighten the lock bolts and a longer allen wrench. I used one that comes in a set with a handle for grip.[2] Some of the parts in my set were mislabeled AND some parts came (2) in one bag so I had to use the pictures as a guide to determine what the actual part numbers were.[3] I recommend getting some blank sheets of paper and a sharpie so you can lay out and label all the parts on a large flat surface in alphabetical order. I ended up with extra parts which kinda threw me off at first. Like part #H says 39 screws I had 43, etc etc but better to have more than not enough just don’t let that make you think you missed something along the way.[4] I also recommend standing up all the parts with the numbered sides up and try to group them together numerically as best you can.[5] Lastly, you will need to use something to prop up some of the pieces off the floor to install them. I recommend breaking some of the styrofoam from the box into like 6-8inch pieces and setting aside prior to assembling so you can easily grab it when needed.I hope this is useful for someone