Sywhitta 3-Tier Plastic Rolling Utility Cart with Handle, Multi-Functional Storage Trolley for Office, Living Room, Kitchen, Movable Storage Organizer with Wheels, White

This blue 3-tier rolling cart delivers flexible storage for a range of spaces—from the home office to the kitchen and beyond. It’s lightweight and easy to maneuver, making it a practical grab-and-go organizer for everyday tasks. The plastic shelves are simple to clean and resist moisture, which is a nice plus in kitchens, bathrooms, or craft areas. While it’s not designed for heavy-duty use, it shines as a portable, space-saving solution for light to medium loads. What I like about it Mobility and convenience: The integrated handle and smooth-rolling wheels make it easy to move around, so you can bring supplies exactly where you need them. Flexible, three-tier design: Ample space across three levels helps keep items organized and accessible without taking up a lot of floor space. Lightweight and easy to care for: The plastic construction is simple to wipe down and resistant to spills and humidity. Colorful touch: The blue finish adds a cheerful accent to any room, helping you differentiate storage zones at a glance. Easy to assemble: The design typically requires minimal tools or even none, with clear instructions that speed up setup. Weight capacity: This cart is best for light-to-medium items (office supplies, pantry staples, crafts, bath products). Overloading a shelf can cause bowing over time. Stability on uneven floors: It rolls well on flat surfaces but can wobble a bit on uneven tile or carpeted floors if heavily loaded. Durability vs. budget: While great for daily organization, it’s not a heavy-duty cart. Treat it as a secondary storage solution rather than a primary workhorse. Assembly variance: Some kits may have minor fit issues or require a bit of tightening after use; keep an eye on shelf alignment. Cleaning care: Avoid harsh solvents that could damage the plastic; a damp cloth and mild cleaner work best. Who this is for Small-space homes, apartments, or dorm rooms needing mobile storage without a big footprint. Home offices, craft rooms, bathrooms, or kitchens where you want a lightweight, easy-to-move organizer. Anyone looking for a colorful, affordable way to keep supplies organized and accessible. The Sywhitta 3-Tier Plastic Rolling Utility Cart is a solid, budget-friendly option for flexible storage and easy mobility. It’s ideal for light to medium loads and spaces where you want quick access to supplies without committing to heavy furniture. If you need a portable organizer that’s simple to set up and easy to clean, this blue cart is worth considering.

Great for cleaning supply storage! Easy to assemble and seems to hold a good amount of weight. It could be sturdier but I also think you get what you pay for, and for the price point it’s great! It seems to roll pretty well but I usually just keep it tucked in the closet. I was tired of bottles on the floor and not having any way to separate clean rags from dirty and now I do!

Let me start with what I like: it has five storage sections, and it fits everything I need. The size is great and doesn’t take up too much space in the bathroom. Where it falls a bit short for me is the quality, it’s not exactly cheap plastic, but it’s also not super sturdy. If it’s not organized well, it tends to lean toward the heavier side. I’d recommend loading the heavier items on the bottom and keeping lighter items on top

This cart us very convenient. The quality is not bad compared with the price. It is plastic material but can hold heavy items very well. As a new mom who is EP this cart has been very convenient due to the fact that It holds all my water bottle and items that I used during the night. It looks very good and it is very easy to assemble.

I give this 3 stars because of how flimsy it is. It is as it is described and it looks the same as in the pictures but the pictures are misleading because there are so many products in the cart in the pictures. And this cart can most definitely become weak and eventually break if too many items are added to it, which is unfortunate because I bought it for books. Also the tiers are far more spaced apart than the average cart. I purchased a yellow cart from a different seller and it is as sturdy as it gets. This white cart is good for like stuffed animals or something very light. I don’t trust it to not tip over eventually. It was super easy to use, did not come with instructions. It rolls just fine, though again once I add things to it I’m sure it won’t be a very good idea to roll it too much as it will probably bend and eventually crack the shelves. The more I look at it the more I don’t want it because the shelves are just so thin and flimsy like cheap kids’ plastic yard chairs.

A little flimsy but great for a little coffee bar!! Also very easy to bulid, size is bigger than I thought but that’s great!!

My teen daughter set hers up super quickly when she got it . Has been pretty sturdy, she loves it

Its exactly what it looks like: a cheap and small cart that fits lots of stuff in a tall narrow vertical space. More info: Pluses: ++Rolls well on hard floors or decently on thin high traffic carpet ++Cheap ++Incredibly easy to assemble, all the parts are just pressed together, takes minutes even going slowly ++Very light, can be picked up by 1 hand when empty ++Can handle a OK (30-40lbs) amount weight ++Easy to wipe down and clean ++Bin-like shelves are great for holding stuff without it falling on the floor, a must for a rolling cart Negatives --Its a complete no-go to put this on thick pile carpet, wheels are useless there, or on rough surfaces --None of the parts lock together so it falls part easily if it tips over or is pulled on upwards --Not at all built for abuse, kids will destroy this thing within a month of use! --Handles feel incredibly chintzy and flexy --5 tier cart is inherently tip prone even on smooth floors where it rolls the best, be careful moving it! --Wheels use a odd push in friction only stem I've never seen before for mounting, I think finding replacements or upgrades will be problematic Other thoughts: ..If you wrap the metal pole section ends in a layer or 2 of think office tape before pushing the parts together it makes everything fit together tighter and noticeably improves the carts' sturdiness. Still, be careful with it. ..Put heavy objects ONLY in the bottom bins. On top you're begging for the cart to tip over with even light pushes on smooth flooring. ..Grab it by the 4th level bin to push or pull it along. Doing it by the top 5th level is very tip prone. ..Gets stuck on the smallest of bumps and cracks easily. Carpet to vinyl transitions are this things absolute BANE! I've gotten used to slightly tipping the cart back a bit and treating it like a dolly of sorts to go over those. A bit odd but works fine believe it or not. Haven't had anything fall of the cart yet doing so either. ..A cart of similar size, features, and price but with better wheels, better durability, lock together parts, and is less inherently tip prone would have real 5 star potential!!!