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Question: I would like to order it for my house in Europe, I can not find anything like this there. Would this cart - unassembled- fit into  a large suitcase?
Document: We needed a small cart that would fit into a residential elevator. Great for taking things upstairs and for using as a tray. Sturdy and relatively easy to assemble by one person. Suggestion: place the top glass shelf on a low stool and attached the brackets and bottom shelf while upside down. Although modern in design, the cart's simple lines blend with most decor. The rear locking wheels are a plus. Enjoy.
I had been looking for a cart to store liquor and wine and this fit just perfect. A bit of a challengef or a 65 yr. old woman to put together alone, but got it done..I love it.
I like the look and usefulness of this cart. I gave it a four because the assembly was a little difficult.
I love this cart. It goes well with my contemporary home. It was pretty inexpensive but it doesn't look like it. Putting it together, as all furniture that comes in a box, had it's challenges. However, I am very pleased with the results.
As mentioned in other reviews, the instructions are indeed picture only (think Ikea but with more parts), and the assembly is awkward at best when doing it alone. It can be done however, and the results are fantastic. A sturdy, durable, and beautiful cart - Better than I had even imagined after reading other 5 star reviews. I'm impressed with the weight of the glass especially - It's thick and solid. I don't at all feel like I can't trust it to do the job it's meant for.
Very sturdy & great looking cart. I was bit skeptical initially about the quality, but I am impressed with the cart. I would purchase second one.
This cart was easy to assemble and looks terrific.It's sturdy, has useful features like a bottle rack and wine glass rack.
They do not roll smoothly, and make quite a racket when cart is in use. I expected that, though, having read other people's reviews on the cart. It is serviceable, however, and I would recommend its purchase, as long as the "rough ride" and noise are not major concerns for you.UPDATE: Discovered just the other day that there are some locking devices on two of the wheels!
This is a fabulous serving cart. At first I thought I would be overwhelmed with putting it together, but it was very simple. It took me about 2 hours (and thats because I put the legs on backwards, had to take all apart and then put back together, fyi be sure to keep the holes on the legs facing inward). All the tools and pieces came with it, I did need a philips screwdriver for two parts. But otherwise everything came with the cart.
It went together pretty easily and looks nice. I was a bit disappointed when the directions cautioned that it shouldn't be wet for long as I bought it to be a beverage cart and though that glass would be a great surface for that purpose. I haven't used it yet so we'll see how it holds up. I can imagine how I can keep the sleek look and protect the surface as well. I may get dark plastic placemats for the shelves.
Answer: I've had this cart for a year, so I can't recall how large the box it came in was.  However, none of the pieces are more than 25" long or wide.  So even if the box were too large, I'm sure you could repack the prices individually and fit them in a large suitcase. The glass pieces probably could be bubble-wrapped and taken on board in a smaller suitcase (I'd recommend this).