Furologee Kitchen Bakers Rack with Power Outlet, Microwave Oven Stand with Storage 4 Tiers, Coffee Bar Table with 6 S Hooks, Kitchen Storage Shelf Rack for Spices, Pots, Rustic Brown

As advertised. Easy to put together, didn't take very long. Sturdy structure and it has a subtle classiness to it. Looks great in the kitchen and the little bit more of storage space helps alot. Would confidently reccomend. The only downside is the Microwave on the 2nd, or middle, shelf. Mine isn't that big, not sure how many CF it is, but it doesn't fit. Even if it did, I would still have put it on the top shelf so I can't use the cup hangers, but thats really no big deal. I'm only 6 feet and being that low would potentially make it more challenging especially in removing whatever was cooked in it, in my opinion. All in all, great product. Especially if you have limited space. This would go well with alot of decors and give you some nice extra storage space.

My apartment is 500 square feet, and I live with my boyfriend. Everything is in a pretty narrow space, and I'm always looking for things that can improve the overall feel and clutter of this apartment. This coffee stand does exactly that! The stand comes disassembled and is easy to put together. All parts were labeled, and the instructions were clear. It took me about 30 minutes. The wood is real and easy to clean. The stand itself is very sturdy if you tighten the bolts as intended. This thing is not going anywhere and has never fallen on me. The wood holds well, even with my boyfriend slightly overtightening some bolts; there was no splitting, and it is sturdy on the stand. It's also very thick! I wasn't expecting the top to be as high quality as it was, but it does the perfect trick. After building and getting everything off my counter and onto the stand, I sent a photo to my family because of how excited I was. Well worth the money and serves its purpose!

It's a good kitchen rack. I have a very small house and this kitchen rack works. It's got storage for sugar and coffee. We also have our microwave and toaster oven on it. It has outlets built in and they work great. Building it took about an hour. The instructions were very easy

Most know that when you have a baby, they need lots of things! Bottles, formula, pumps/parts, baby food jars, puree maker, bibs, bowls, etc. We were quickly running out of room. This shelf is compact so it works well in a small kitchen. Yet it holds absolutely everything we need. I was worried about the metal being thin as I assembled it, but the support bars really keep it steady! Pretty basic assembly thankfully. It’s super cute! I’m happy with it!

I wish it was just a bit bigger,but it's sturdy.Ease of assembly wasn't so easy.

The kit arrived with no damage. I chose this one because of the measurements. It is exactly what I needed to put against an end cabinet, sideways. I wanted it lower than the counter for using appliances like a pressure cooker, yogurt maker, or crock pot or bread machine I can look into without a step stool. The vertical rack parts are separate pieces that can be saved for use later. ASSEMBLY: I took inventory of everything first, and set them out with their letter/number labels. There was an extra one or two of almost all small parts and screws. Follow the directions and diagrams carefully. They are correct. Take your time, and you will save time. Look ahead at the next step to see if what you did is right. If you assemble a bar in the wrong direction, the holes for the next step will be on the wrong side, or won't line up. If that happens, back up and take another look at the pictures. Don't tighten anything until the end. If the screw holes don't line up, or the legs are different lengths, you likely have connected the wrong ones. There is a photo on a review here of someone who did just that and blamed the cat -- I mean product. The same goes for the screws. Someone complained the screw wasn't long enough. They likely used the longer one where they should have used the short one. The drawings show which ones to use. We had to undo a step once; the schematic was correct, it was our mistake. Take note that the top surface overhangs a little in the front, not the back. Also the cross braces go on the outsides, so those holes need to be oriented to the outside. If stickers bother you, remove those before tightening all the screws. (Don't ask me how I know.) THE RESULT: Perfect, and sturdy. I was quite pleasantly surprised to find that a West Bend 41055 Breakmaker just fits on the wood shelf, and I mean JUST fits under the top surface. The wood shelves are sturdy. Not so much the light duty mesh shelf. We want to use it for water, so Handy Hubby will cut and stain some wood for it. He's good like that. The electrical panel can go on either side. The cord is heavy duty and long enough to reach a reasonably placed outlet. It takes up one outlet, but provides two, so there's a win there, and a more convenient outlet for other things in the kitchen. For the cost, it's a winner.

I love this bakers rack! I use it as a coffee making station and I store bottled water and bottles of Gatorade on the bottom racks. I was nervous that it would be too short to comfortably make my coffee at but it is the perfect height. The hooks are perfect for hanging my coffee mugs on and the bottom shelves hold so much weight!!! My husband was able to put it together easily in about 15-30 mins. Feels very sturdy and is easy to clean. I imagine this bakers rack would be great for so many other kitchen things i.e. storing various cooking machines like crock pots, instant pots, air fryers, and food Dehydrators. Saves so much space and adds a level of organization to my kitchen that I so badly needed.

Slightly smaller than I thought. Directions not entirely clear in some parts. I put the large top pieces on backwards and didn’t know until I was attaching the top part. It was easy to take them off and turn them around. Nice small shelf, I used mine for plants.