Customer Reviews for VEVOR Book Cart, 330 lbs Library Cart, 31.1" x 15.2" x 49.2" Rolling Book Cart, Single Sided L-Shaped Flat Shelves with 4-Inch Lockable Wheels for Home Shelves Office and School, Book Truck in Black

I needed a sturdy cart for my art books. I like this cart a lot but will echo other reviewers' complaints about assembly. The instructions are partial at bes. Two people are needed, as the instructions note, but the instructions are silent on many aspects of the assembly process. So put on your critical thinking cap and get ready to spend twice as long as you thought you would putting the darn thing together.

Just purchased this item and assembled it recently, so don’t know how well it will hold up overtime, however, it appears to be high-quality. I assembled it by myself and it went together very easily—although I recommend using a powered screwdriver. I am currently very happy with this purchase and hope that I will get many years of service out of it.

I have a lot of books. I wanted a separate place to consolidate all my Bibles and related materials. This fit the bill. I now have them all in one place and on wheels. I really enjoy having this easy access .

It was very nice. Stronger than I expected. The large wheels make it easy to move around. Purchased 2 more. Was very please with the product. I did get the first 2 at a sale price purchased total of 4 and my need to purchase more

I got this on a good sale. Buying without seeing can be pretty risky but I took the chance. Mom of 4 (3 being young enough to be real \"helpful\") , living in a small space, I put this together myself. I would generally consider putting something like this together a \"guy thing\" but my husband wasn't going to have the time for it so I did it and it was not unreasonable. It took me a couple hours but would've gone faster without my helpers and then my helpers hunger. Being inexperienced, I also made a mistake my husband wouldn't have. I started to put a piece on backwards. Not a hard fix. Once all finished, I was pretty impressed with how sturdy it was. I am pretty pleased with it. Not perfect. Mine has a paint mistake on the top but I don't expect it to give me trouble for shortening it's life. It did have one catch in it under a shelf that shouldn't be a problem now but could've cut me while putting it together. I think those are the only 2 things that I can think of. We've been using ours for a couple of months and it rolls well, it is sturdy, and I love it. Also love the price I paid for it, which was $80.

I opted for the horizontal L-shelf model. Bestauto is the company who sold it, and they shipped it the same day I ordered it. It arrived in a long, sturdy box fully sealed. Opening it, I was pleased that all the pieces were packed in a well-organized way. There were several layers of parts and they were nicely separated by flexible padding. Every piece was individually wrapped in heavy duty plastic wrap to protect from scratching. I was able to put it together in a little over an hour by myself without any problem. The hardware was high quality and a good Allen wrench with a ball end was included. (The ball end is essential for easily starting the screws.) There was an extra hardware piece included of each type. After tightening all the hardware, it turned out to be a very solid cart. The wheels are good quality rubber and it makes no noise rolling on a hard floor. I have no doubts that it can carry the full designated weight of books or anything else. The finish appears to be thick and good quality too. The shelves are 12.5 inches deep—which is more than I need—but the cart would be prone to tipping if they were narrower, so it is very stable as designed. All the welds and metalworking seem to be top notch quality. I am very pleased with this cart and would gladly buy another if needed.

This book case is sturdy and very useful. It was easy to put together for the most part but I also had some challenging times at well. Overall pleased with my purchase.

I recently purchased this book cart/shelf and have been thoroughly impressed with its quality and functionality. Made from sturdy and durable metal, it can support up to 100 pounds on each shelf, as mentioned in the product description. The assembly process was straightforward and hassle-free. One of the standout features is its smooth, rounded edges, which alleviate any worries about children bumping into it. The coating ensures it remains rust-resistant for a long time, maintaining its pristine condition. The 4-inch wheels are incredibly flexible, making it easy to move the cart around, and they can be locked in place when not in use. This mobility is particularly useful in a home with school-going kids or for avid readers, as it keeps books organized and easily accessible. Additionally, the cart includes a side pocket shelf for convenient storage of letters or papers, and two book holders to keep books neatly together—very thoughtful additions. Overall, I am highly satisfied with this book cart/shelf. It combines durability, practicality, and thoughtful design features, making it a must-have for any home with a need for book organization.

This is a real, solid built, institutional quality library cart, with additional panel/pocket for periodicals. As registered bibliophiles (we are on record with any library near us) we have had a significant library and do like to keep it organized. Unfortunately I don’t feel comfortable being too far from the books I am reading and there’s always a pile involved. This cart is a solution that allows me to keep the books out from underfoot, and avoid having them re-shelved by overly fastidious family members. Assembly took a little over 30 minutes and took two people. It could be done by one person, it is just easier to have a second person when you want to move the partially assembled cart into different positions to place shelves and wheels. The cart is easy to handle, glides across smooth (wood and tile) surfaces and has little problem with medium pile carpet. The manufacturing on this cart is good, but two notes the first being that you can scratch the finish during the assembly process – and in my case it was made worse by having to reposition a shelf that was the wrong way round – so take great care in placing the pieces and two, there are some slightly over done – not ground back – weld points. These are minor issues, but good to know if these are concerns based on your intended use. Beside serving as my “Books Up On Deck” station the cart is part of our overall plans to formalize our library after we move. We intentionally selected an institutional sized one with this in mind. If you are looking at this for home use, this one is rated to 330lbs and is one of the (at its current price of 109) most affordable ones on the market. It also compares well with the more expensive ones in terms of design and features. The only note regarding this cart is it is a single side car – meaning the books only set on one side and there’s a back wall – as opposed to the double sided ones that use a center partition that causes the books to set back into the cart. Thi

I have a very large library in my school Classroom and this cart has worked phenomenal at maintaining a large amount of books. I love how easy it was to put together. It is very sturdy and moves effortlessly. The appearance is very nice and complements the corner of my library in my classroom. I love how it Has helped to organize my library space and my students actually enjoy keeping it organized.