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Question: The cart I just put together doesn't have a floor under the bottom shelf. From product pictures, it looks like it should. Did yours have a floor panel?
Document: This product is functional and looks nice. It was easy enough to put together (I did it myself and it took about an hour), but the pictures are a little difficult to decipher. The only problem is that the doors do not align properly with the pre-drilled holes. I couldn't close the right door, and there wasn't enough space where I could re-drill the holes to make the door fit better.
I was impressed with the high quality, extra large screws used to assemble this cart. Once it's together, it's rock solid, no wobble what so ever. It can definately hold some weight, like a large microwave oven. The cart is all real wood product, the frame and top are solid thick wood, as well as the doors, the handles an the towel bar. The sides, back and drawer bottom are real wood veneer, similar to a thin sheet of plywood.
When I received the cart the side panel was damaged and after it was put together the left door would not close. Amazon suggested I talk directly to Winsome Trading who makes this cart. I talked to their service department and was told they would look into it and call me back the same day. THEY NEVER CALLED ME BACK. What kind of a company, who knows there is a problem with their product, would make promises to their customer and not follow through.
I put this together in around an hour with only one near mis-assembly. I have trouble with perspective and don't like working from drawings, so I've had occasion to assemble the same piece of KD furniture 3 times before getting all the panels facing the right way. Not so with this cart - just make sure the grooves in the side and base panels line up before you tighten everything up (the back panel slides into those grooves - ditto for the drawer).
There was a small scratch in the top piece of wood and it wasn't fun to assemble but now that its put together, its awesome!! Definitely a lot of storage space. The shelf inside is not adjustable which is the only thing I would change. But its sturdy and looks nicer than the picture.
this storage cart is  good and solid.there are some downfalls to it;1. the drawer had split during assembling therefore I have to glue it together to prevent further damage.2. the bottom part of the storage is missing --no even in the plans and therefore the bottom part should be according the bottom shelf --which is not suitable and acceptable.
There is room enough on the bottom shelf to fit tall items... such as large cereal boxes etc. The drawer is roomy.. it holds a silverware divider on one side with plenty of room left over on the other.. for spatulas, knives, &#34;odds and ends&#34;, etc.It took my son about 30 minutes to put it all together. Everything fit properly and works great.
This is a great product for the cost. It is nice wood and well built. However, the drawer bottom was missing and one of the locking wheels was broken. We wanted to utilize the cart, so we put it together and figured they would ship us the drawer bottom and another wheel. When we called Amazon, they said that they couldn't just send parts, but would need the entire unit returned and they would send another one. This was unacceptable to us.
This cart is sturdy, real wood. I put it together myself, pretty quickly. It is finished nicely, looks great, and does it's job without any wobbling, etc., like a cheaper piece might. The only issue is that the drawer is very stiff. It could do with a roller or at least a plastic slider.
I have a small kitchen with a small counter top. I put the microwave on the top, use the drawers for papers and odds and ends, and I use the bottom shelf and the 2nd shelf for dry food storage.
Answer: the bottome shelf, slatted, is the bottom (not solid)