Akro-Mils 30936 ProCart 400 Pound Capacity Heavy Duty 2 Tier Rolling Service Utility Cart with Wheels and Hinged Side Gates, 46-Inch x 24-Inch x 35-Inch, Gray

Awesome cart, beautifully and sturdily constructed. Perfect fit for my intended use.

Very sturdy, super easy to assemble. Well designed & built. It even has a CUP HOLDER! New favorite cart in our center and we have all kinds. We especially like the drop down sides which add a lot of flexibility to what you can haul. Kind of noisy though because the drop down sides do rattle in either position. Thinking of strategically installing some small self-stick rubber bumpers (i.e., as on the back of picture frames) on the drop downs to help prevent rattles. Will likely repeat this purchase.

This is one of the best products I've bought in a long time. Incredibly tough and well designed. I use it for a work platform and to store my compressor and air tools on. You couldn't build a workbench for what this cost, plus this is mobile which allows such greater flexibility in you garage or shop. When I get a bigger shop, I'll probably get one or two more of these.

I've purchased numerous carts, locally at the big box home improvement stores, as well as online. Normally the carts I purchase are on the cheaper side ($100), and I always seem to get the barely adequate cart that carries stuff, but the longevity is questionable. You get what you pay for is mostly true, but sometimes you get a lemon or you way overpay for something that doesn't have a lot of value.If you're looking at this cart, YOU KNOW the value of a sturdy, well built cart. Whether you're pushing around heavy car parts, or if you need a cart for all the junk in your garage, THIS is the Cadillac of carts. You couldn't get any more sturdy than this. The wheels are the top of the line wheels that can take a whole lot of weight - the box says the max weight for the cart is 400lbs, but this thing is honestly built like a tank and could probably take way more weight (although I wouldn't recommend it). The panels are made of polyethylene, so not only will it not rust, but it's stiff enough to not bend under super heavy weight. Putting it together was simple - maybe an hour at most. The instructions recommend you don't use a drill, and that's probably good advice just so you don't strip out the holes.The best part about this cart is that both of the layers have walls that keep the stuff in place when you're moving, but when you get to your destination, all of them fold down so you don't have to pick the heavy pieces up over the edges - you slide off your heavy parts off the side, saving you a ton of risk for fingers getting smashed or pry marks on the sides trying to get a piece over a lip. Locking wheels, nice handle, and it even comes with a drink holder cutout! If I had the $$$, this would be the type of cart I would buy from here on out. It's definitely worth every dollar you spend on this thing!

The Akro-Mils Cart model 30936 is extremely well designed and constructed. It claims to hold 400lbs and I believe it.Putting it together takes about 30 minutes and is easier with 2. It has heavy duty tabs that slide together and are then secured by heavy duty screws. One thing that is great about this is you have ONE TYPE OF FASTENER. Heavy duty screws all exactly the same. Just get your drill driver and bit and a long Philips head screw driver and off you go. No tiny Allen wrenches. A tip. Follow the instructions in order. Also, the screws seat into heavy duty plastic - your driver may or may not have enough torque to tighten them so I suggest a long Philips head screw driver for the final tightening. Careful not to strip the screws.The cart is almost infinitely configurable with the rail kit and bins. This can get pricey but I use the cart as a mobile tool bench. I have a rail system and 12 bins and I sort my tools in an orderly fashion and out the door I go for project after project. It doesn't replace a great tool bench, but it is mobile and moves easily around the property. One note, it is still heavy would be a two person lift, but I can see a tradesman working inside a home really enjoying the functionality.

This rolling cart is a great addition to any workspace or garage. It’s sturdy enough to hold heavier items without wobbling, and the wheels roll smoothly, making it easy to move around. I’ve used it for organizing tools, cleaning supplies, and even as a mini workstation, and it’s been a real help. The shelves are spacious, and the whole thing is built well for daily use. If you need a versatile, mobile storage solution, this cart definitely gets the job done.

This is a nice cart. I had high expectations based on how expensive this is. And I’m not disappointed. Granted, it’s plastic. So this isn’t the same grade as a wood or steel one, but I like it. Great design as far as the drop sides. I appreciate the compartments at the front to help with smaller items, or even a drink. Assembly wasn’t bad either. I have some larger, rather serious casters I’ve decide to use on these instead. The ones provided are good, don’t get me wrong. The ones I added will allow this to go over my rough blacktop or even parts of my grass with ease—which is perfect for me to use as a mobile work station as I intend. I’m happy with this. I also drilled some small holes in each of the top front compartments/trays to help with drainage when I keep this outside.

I'm sure these are nice carts. I just don't understand how a blow-molded plastic cart with wheels sells for $250....that's NUTS!!!!!