2-Shelf Utility/Service Cart, Medium, Lipped Shelves, Standard Handle, 500 lbs. Capacity, for Warehouse/Garage/Cleaning/Manufacturing/Maintenance

Super high quality, very sturdy, definitely worth the investment. Big heavy duty 5 inch casters (2 swivel), thick extra strong legs and shelves. Feels like it will last a lifetime and then some. All the parts were in the box and was easy to assemble. This particular model is a good size for a tight garage. I store bags of animal food on mine, able to fit 2 fifty lb bags tin each shelf. Rolls. easy and smooth. Claims to carry 300 lbs, but I think it could go to 500 lbs. Highly recommend.

About 20 years ago I bought a Rubbermaid Heavy Hauler made from the same materials as this cart. I still use the hauler outside almost every day and have only had to replace the wheels once in 20 years. No other maintenance required. This cart serves several purposes for me. First off is as a way to get our groceries from the car to the kitchen. It has high sides to hold in those plastic bags full of groceries, is easy to push/pull with the supplied wheels, and is light and easy to steer in tight places. I also use it when I'm moving heavier items in the house (boxes of books, ammunition, cases of water, etc.) because it quintuples the weight of items that I can move in one trip. And I use it outside as a work platform to move pots, soil and fertilizer, chemicals, tools, and buckets of water for my new plantings. The cart fit together perfectly with tight tolerances, had the correct bolts, washers and nuts, and was easy to assemble. After about 30 minutes with two types of screwdrivers and a socket wrench, the cart was put together and ready to roll. Great rolling cart that can save you a lot of time and effort--especially if you have a bad back. Highly recommend.

I've purchased two of these carts. The first one is still in pristine condition. I've tried a few other brands but this one is by far the most reliable and the best value. It's more expensive but it is very sturdy and it's BIG. I use it for bringing loads of all sizes around my warehouse and setting up mobile packing stations. Highly recommended.

This is a very sturdy cart. It took about 15 minutes to put together. You need a hammer or rubber mallet, open end wrench, phillips screwdriver, and regular screwdriver. It might be easier with 2 people, but i put it together myself. It is pretty large and holds a ton of stuff. I looked up the capacity on Rubbermaids web site, and it is 300lbs total. I assume this is 150lbs per shelf, but as others note, it will take more weight than that. It rolls very easy, and has a nice deep lip on each shelf. This would be great for moving items, or for using as a mobile tool workbench. I got it on a lightning deal for around $125 on Amazon.

Use the cart for auto detailing. Got tired of going in and out of garage to get various items when I detail my cars Now I put things I need on cart and have right at car side Also can lay orbital polisher or tornador or extractir tool on top where it is handy and not dragging on the ground. This cart is solidly made.Looks indestructible. Two shelves allow enough space between shelves for putting talker items on bottom Putting the wheels on is a bit awkward if you do it yourself but manageable. Best to use ratchet and long handle slotted screw driver. Better yet if two people are there while one hold hold the wheels and screwdriver in place while the other does the ratcheting. Definitely should have at least one locking caster or cart may either run off on a slight slope or worse run into your car if not careful Tried to purchase locking caster at Home Depot. Tried two types of 5 inch locking casters The casters are standard as far as the mounting holes but on one type of locking caster the lock was in the way of wheel clearance and the other type locking caster the wheel would not clear the bottom of the cart so in either case the wheels would not turn. You could probably rig up sonething to get a llocking caster to fit if your so inclined but really lack of locking caster can be problematic for detailing purposes. Should be included. Cart is otherwise excellent.

It’s very easy to assemble and once you do it’s extremely sturdy compared to other carts. It seems indestructible and the wheels seem to be of good quality. I’m quite satisfied with the purchase. Well done Rubbermaid Commercial!

This makes taking in a car full of groceries so much more pleasant, especially when buying packs of water or multiple drinks. I've used these around work for hauling, and as a portable worktable and never been disappointed. I don't have experience with other brands, but Rubbermaid has always turned out well for me. Just make sure you get the size you need; you have to store it somewhere. Also, if using as a table around the garage or for trade work take note that not all versions have the holes built in to make spool holders out of.

I love the cart. My wife loves the cart. We use it every day. It handles light and easy, yet the cart is extremely strong for carrying gallons of water, groceries , tools etc Reviews posted that say the cart is 'easy assembly' must be from younger folks. There are 4 upright corners, and 4 casters... total 16 bolts with nuts and lock washers. Each upright corner is attached to the bottom tray and to a caster using 4 bolts. The bolts go through holes in the upright corner, and then through holes in the bottom tray, and then through holes in the caster. Frankly the bolt holes did NOT line up perfectly between the upright corner and the bottom tray. Holes in the caster were plenty large and posed no problem. But the bolt holes in the upright corner and bottom tray are misaligned so they are tight. The bolts do not drop right through. We had to drive them through using a cordless screwdriver. But strangely, the bolt holes ARE loose enough that if you do not put the lock washer and nut on immediately, the bolt can slip back. Once the first bolt was in place, we had to use a phillips screwdriver inserted into one of the other bolt holes to pull the 2nd hole into alignment. We did not damage the robust plastic by doing this, but it was not the easiest task to pull the screwdriver while trying to use a cordless and drive the 2nd bolt through... at the same time arguing with the wife to hold the caster steady. After 3 bolts are in place, the 4 bolt fits fine.