4.4/5
Sloped backs are 6" deep
Four industrial (200 lb rated) 5" swivel casters all with locking brakes for safety
Smooth rounded handles for a comfortable grip and perforated side panels for a contemporary look
Features 6 sloped shelves (3 on each side) with 12" clearance between each shelf
Frames are 18 gauge and shelves are 20 gauge steel
$234
Just two letters: LOVE IT!This book truck is worth its weight in math books, so don't spend your money on the others just because they arrive faster. Trust me, even though you don't even know me. It has welded joints, large heavy-duty wheels, locks, a robust frame, and metal shelves. Additionally, it has an excellent center of gravity. Although I'm an old person and would have likely dropped it if I had fallen down our school's stairs, it would probably have survived because it is well made and has some weight, so I chose to take the elevator instead because it is made with excellent craftsmanship and will be around long after I retire. The teacher next to me received his more lightweight cart before I did, and he too had to put it together. After using it for three days, he ultimately decided to throw it away. He is now patiently waiting for Sandusky Lee SV336-09 to arrive because his friends are so envious of mine. adore it
4.4/5
Four industrial (200 lb rated) 5" swivel casters all with locking brakes for safety
Sloped backs are 6" deep
Smooth rounded handles for a comfortable grip and perforated side panels for a contemporary look
Frames are 18 gauge and shelves are 20 gauge steel
Features 6 sloped shelves (3 on each side) with 12" clearance between each shelf
$234
Just two words... adore itThe other ones aren't worth your money only because they arrive more quickly; this book truck is worth its weight in math books. rely on me... and I am aware that you are unfamiliar with me. However, rely on me anyhow. all welded connections, large, sturdy wheels, and locks... solid frame, with metal shelves... Additionally, it has an excellent center of gravity. However, given my age and likelihood of dropping it given its quality and weight, it would probably survive a tumble down our school's stairs... I chose to use the elevator because it was so well made. and will continue long after I stop working. The teacher next to me received his more lightweight cart before I did, and he too had to put it together. And in the end, after using it for three days, I ended up throwing it away. He is currently anticipating the arrival of Sandusky Lee SV336-09. because of how envious they are of mine... adore it
4.2/5
Sloped backs are 6" deep
Four industrial (200 lb rated) 5" swivel casters all with locking brakes for safety
Smooth rounded handles for a comfortable grip and perforated side panels for a contemporary look
Features 3 sloped shelves with 12" clearance between each shelf
Frames are 18 gauge and shelves are 20 gauge steel
$234
Because I wanted the option to roll them out of the way to access the fixed bookcases I positioned behind them, I bought two of these in the hue "Tropic Sand." These are dependable and roll across carpet rather effortlessly. It requires some but not too much effort to move when fully stocked with books. The only component that needed to be installed were the large casters.The caliber is adequate. I was a little concerned that I would receive a bad cart after reading all the other reviews. The Sandusky label was hastily attached to the side of the unit, and one cart had a chip in it. They seem to be fine except from this. It works great for me to include 75 to 80 cookbooks of various sizes on each cart (about 25 to 27 books on each rack). See the images below.I would probably buy the SmithSystem Booktruck or one of the other SmithSystem carts if I needed more of these. Today, I saw them in the library, and they seem to be more expertly crafted and finished. In fact, if I had known about that brand, I'm pretty sure I would have bought those. These carts are a "no-frills choice, though; they're solid and can accommodate a lot of books on three shelves.PS: I included the SmithSystem website's URL in the review's comments area.
4/5
This sturdy cart is made from maple melamine laminated MDF. Measures 32" wide by 30" tall by 13" deep. Features two angled shelves for easy storage and display. Heavy duty casters for ease of mobility. Lower shelf is 15" tall and both shelves are 8.5" deep.
Shipped flat with easy to follow instructions. Offshore buyers please contact us for freight details. Lading weight on each shelf is 50 lbs. 4 ea of 2" Casters, 2 with brake and 2 non brake, each castor weight bearing capacity is 70 lbs. Total 280 lbs.
Tip for install: watch youtube vedio, and do not tighten screws till the end.
Shipping to Canada and Mexico: import duty and fees apply.
The replacement caster buy from - With Brake: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06ZZMHKCL , No Brake: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071YD9NXR .Instruction video: https://youtu.be/gzjcttRN3Ko
$234
This shouldn't be too challenging to put together if you've assembled a lot of Ikea (or comparable) furniture. I think it took me around ten to fifteen minutes to do it, and I took my time and was cautious. The unit's usage of barrel nuts and furniture bolts as connectors is a concern because it provides no information on how they function (see picture). If you work with Ikea furniture frequently, you will have seen these enough times that they hold little surprise. They can be difficult to understand on your own if this is your first experience with them. Additionally, there aren't many directions for interim steps in the instructions.Once you understand that the barrel enters INSIDE one board, in one of the blind (not fully drilled) holes, and the bolt goes through another board, then into the END of the board with the barrel nut, then into the barrel nut, bolts and barrel nuts (image) are simple to use.There is no need to worry about front or back because the bookcase's two main end pieces are identical.The four shelf pieces at first glance appear to be identical, but closer examination reveals that two of them have broader, blind barrel-nut holes in the centre of the long edge while two of them have narrower, completely through holes. One of each of these two types makes up a finished shelf (bottom and back).To create a flat work surface, place one of the end units on the ground. Next, stand a pair of shelf pieces—one with a barrel-nut hole and the other with a standard hole—and join them at a 90-degree angle with a bolt and barrel-nut connection. Make sure that when doing so, all of the barrel-nut holes at the ends of the two boards will be on the outside of the shelf, or away from where the books will be placed. It should be noted that it is possible to mistakenly fasten the two boards together so that the end barrel-nut holes are on the inside. If you made a mistake and did it, take it apart, rotate one of the shelf parts, and reassemble it properly.The two boards will balance perfectly on end, standing on one of the end pieces that you left flat on the floor, once you have secured them with the single bolt and barrel nut connector. Repeat this procedure with the final two shelf pieces until both shelf units are put together and balanced on one of the side pieces. Now, based on the placement of the side piece's bolt holes, adjust the two on-end shelves so that their barrel holes are roughly aligned with the side piece's bolt holes that are on the ground.Pick up the last piece of the side and lay it flat on the shelf pieces that are erect. Make sure the two end pieces' tops (handle holes) and bottoms are both at the top of the shelves and that the top end piece's bolt holes match up with the bottom end piece's bolt holes. When doing this, be mindful not to knock anything over. Make sure to do this so that its bolt holes roughly line up with the barrel-nut end holes of the shelves. Find or adjust the parts so that one of the side piece's bolt holes lines up perfectly with the hole in the end of one of the shelves. Be careful not to tip anything over at this point. Place a barrel nut in the shelf's corresponding hole, making sure the barrel nut's hole is positioned correctly to accept the bolt. Keep in mind that the barrel nuts have grooves in one end that, if necessary, can be utilized with a screwdriver to turn them so that they line up with the bolt. You must first put the barrel nut's non-slotted end into the barrel nut hole in order to make the slots accessible. Use the provided allen wrench to tighten the bolt by slipping it into the corresponding bolt hole and moving it around while applying pressure until you can feel it line up with the barrel nut (moderately snugly, but not tight). On the OTHER shelf, repeat the process with the remaining bolt and barrel-nut connection. The partially assembled structure is significantly more secure now that both shelves are roughly joined to the bookcase end piece that is lying flat on top. It is also simple to rapidly install all of the remaining bolt and barrel-nut connections for that end of the case. Be aware that some changes may be necessary to get all of the barrel-nut holes to line up with all of the bolt holes (slight rotations, perhaps a little pushing or pulling here or there). Because of this, you should only now fasten items snuggly rather than tightly.Once every bolt for that end is set, tighten them up a little bit more until they are in a reasonably snug arrangement (not absolutely tight).Note that you risk damaging the bolt and barrel-nut connections securing the shelves to the end piece in the next maneuver if you slide or apply too much power. As a result, when performing the moves outlined, you should (a) ensure that you have enough space to finish the rotation before beginning it, (b) use two hands or enlist assistance to provide support for both shelves during the rotation, and (c) be careful to avoid applying force at an angle to the joints connecting the shelves to the end piece.Now that one of the end pieces and both shelves are securely attached, you should carefully rotate the entire, partially constructed device to lie level on the ground (with the shelves parallel to the ground). After that, turn the shelf assembly so that the unattached ends of the shelves are looking upward and the attached end unit is flat on its back on the floor. The other end piece can now be placed flat on top of the ends of the shelves and secured to them entirely by repeating the procedure with bolt and barrel-nut connectors. In order to get the bolts to line up exactly, I had to give one of the shelves a little more push and then hold it in place because it had a tiny curvature to it.The bolts on this end can now be tightened all the way (to tight, but not so tight that something breaks). Turn everything around, then tighten the bolts on the opposite end.The illustration provided does show all of the parts and how they should line up (the bolt goes in one side of the caster and on the other end you put a flat washer, a lock washer, and a nut, in that order). Now you're ready to attach the casters, which is fairly simple to do. then make everything more secure.Done.When the bolts on the bookcase have started to come loose from use in a few months (or a few years), save the allen wrench and the other inexpensive tools that came with it in a labeled zip-lock plastic sandwich bag so you can find them then.
3.9/5
♥3 Single-sided Flat Shelf,with 12.6" clearance between each shelf,perfect for larger books and materials.
♥Definitely hold as many books as will fit on the shelves and still easily roll around.
♥ Stable and Sturdy, made from 18-gauge steel, all welded construction with rounded handles,can hold 200lbs
♥ Great addition to libraries, classrooms and other institutional facilities. Can also be used as a bookshelf in home.
♥ 4 Large Locabke Wheels, rolls smoothly over a variety of flooring and locked easily when needed.
$234
The book cart appears lovely but is actually more of a dark charcoal black. When it comes to assembly, the cart definitely requires two persons. Although the diagram on the instructions is not very clear, it was not difficult to figure out which components make up the back or the shelves. The shelves are the broad parts. Fortunately, there is enough room to use the long end of the allen (hex) wrench that is required for the initial tightening. Be careful not to overtighten the screws on the sides when assembling. Place the shelves next, and then gradually tighten the screws. As soon as it came time to arrange the shelves, we began with the top shelf because that is where the screws needed to go. To make sure the cart stays square, gradually tighten each screw in roughly the same increments all the way around.I did not receive the hardware or instructions in the original package, which is unfortunate but occasionally happens. Fortunately, I was able to get in touch with Golden Solution USA via Amazon customer support. Golden Solution USA swiftly delivered me the missing hardware as well as the instructions in a pdf format. The vendor followed up to make sure I received the hardware and inquired about how the book cart installation went. Thank you Amazon.com and Golden Solution USA for your excellent customer service!The book cart is quite solid and heavy—I believe I won't even outlive it!
3.7/5
18-gauge steel sides, 20-gauge steel shelves
Mar-resistant powder coated finish, easy to clean
Sturdy metal book truck for schools, libraries and offices
Quiet rolling industrial rubber wheels with swivel casters with 2 standard and 2 locking casters
Ships flat-packed. Easy to assemble. Assembled dimensions: 36"H x 36"L x 18"W
$234
The cart is fantastic. I like the sturdy build and the soft yellow/sand tint. I especially appreciate the dividers, which I wasn't sure would work for me at first but turned out to be fantastic. I use it to keep track of my most recent book purchases so I won't have to search through my shelves for them.
3.6/5
Casters with Locks: push,pull or swivel the cart easily with the sensitive casters. Wheel locks can prevent slide when stop the cart.
3 Single Sided Flat Shelves: with 12.6" clearance between each shelf. Single sided design makes transiting stable. Flat shelves you can put various stuff on it.
Sturdy Steel Made: 18 gauge welded steel frame and 20 gauge steel shelves, durable enough to support books up to 200 lbs.
Glossy Surface: powder coat finish shows a smooth surface and resists chipping and corrosion. The U-shaped handles are smooth rounded for a comfort grip.
Extensive Use: utility steel truck offer maximum strength and efficiency to transit books or big stuff.Perfect for bookstores,libraries,schools or offices,as well as home and restaurant for space-saver or transport.
$234
Even though it's not the best-made sleeping bag, I only paid $60 for it. when it was 33 degrees, I took it outside. I was wrapped in a cocoon and on a hammock, but I never felt cold. Great at fluffing up. You can't top it for the price and what you receive. Once I saw the first one, I immediately ordered a second. fantastic acquisition
3.3/5
EASY ROLLING. Four oversized swivel wheels allow easy movement in hallways, offices and meeting rooms. Two of the wheels lock to keep the cart in place when not in use.
3 SLANTED SHELVES. Single-sided document cart features three 12 1/2"D x 12 1/4"H slanted shelves that handle larger books and binders with ease.
MOBILE CONVENIENCE. Scoot Single-Sided Book Cart carries manuals, binders, folders and files to keep your literature mobile and organized. Steel cart features three slanted shelves to hold books in place and oversized swivel wheels for easy rolling.
DURABLE STEEL ASSEMBLY. Manufactured with commercial-grade, perforated steel, the book cart can handle years of daily use. Durable powder coat finish helps resist chipping and scratching to maintain its professional appearance.
PRODUCT DIMENSIONS. Overall product dimensions: 33"W x 14 1/4"D x 44 1/4"H. Weight capacity: 300 lbs. total; 100 lbs. per level.
$234
I looked at a few different kinds of mobile shelf and decided to buy this one primarily because it was cheaper. They can be rather expensive, especially when you include in shipping expenses.I'm extremely satisfied with it; it's of excellent quality, requires just moderate assembling effort, and is lightweight. I'm happy I have Amazon Prime!One thing to keep in mind is that the vertical side bars actually make the sides of the shelves hollow. There is no risk of anything tumbling down the side because the shelves flare out to cover the opening; the only risk is that books may lean into the opening if there is no bookend in place. Not a problem for me, but some prospective purchasers could find it to be.
2.9/5
EASY ROLLING. Four oversized swivel wheels allow easy movement in hallways, offices and meeting rooms. Two of the wheels lock to keep the cart in place when not in use.
PRODUCT DIMENSIONS. Overall product dimensions: 41 1/4"W x 17 3/4"D x 41 1/4"H. Weight capacity: 300 lbs. total; 50 lbs. per shelf.
DURABLE STEEL ASSEMBLY. Manufactured with commercial-grade, perforated steel, the cart can handle years of daily use. Durable powder coat finish helps resist chipping and scratching to maintain its professional appearance.
MOBILE CONVENIENCE. Scoot Double-Sided Book Cart carries manuals, binders, folders and files to keep your literature mobile and organized. Steel cart features six slanted shelves to hold books in place, swivel wheels for easy rolling and a height-adjustable pocket.
6 SLANTED SHELVES. Dual-sided document cart features six 8"D slanted shelves with 12" between each shelf to handle larger books and binders with ease.
$234
Lots of books fit in this fantastic, durable double-sided bookcase! Casters operate without any jerks. A superb acquisition.
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