Read All Reviews for Baxton Studio Alera Rustic Industrial Style Antique Black Textured Finish Metal Distressed Ash Wood

The item came quickly and it is just as it appears in the picture

Installation was easy enough. Wheels don't turn/lock appropriately. You get what you pay for. I have wood floors, so I am very, very careful before I slide this anywhere.

I love this piece! Great quality and easy to assemble! A fantastic purchase!

This is perfect for a cheap bar cart. I wasn't looking to spend a lot and it does the job. The legs are uneven and one leg the holes to screw didn't match up at all. But in the end im happy with it. Looks good

I ordered this for my dining room. I love it and have gotten a lot of compliments on it. Easy and quick to put together. Liked it so much I got four chairs to match it.

pretty but wiggling so badly

This looks exactly like the picture and was very easy to put together. I love it and highly recommend.

I purchased two of these, one to be used as a serving station for drinks (as pictured) and one for a wheel-away workstation to keep my desk clutter free after my workday ends. While the cart is sturdy and attractive, I agree with the other reviews about the odor (goes away in a day or so) and the sorta of rickety wheels. The brakes for the wheels drag on the floor and make moving the item a bit tricky. If you can live with that - it is a pretty nice piece.

Wheels a little awkward Rest great look and nice

Nice cart..... good quality... Just let it air out for a day or so due to chemical smell

This gift was so easy to assemble and move around! It's the perfect height for a bar, we are very eager to use it

Great quality for the price. Would definitely recommend it.

This item came on time, it was beautiful, and if was very easy to put together. We love it!

The cart looks pretty good, and the wood is nice and solid/heavy. The legs are silly faux-hairpin legs, but they look fine from a distance. However, one of the legs has a defect on the bottom where the caster slots in. There's a "drip" of metal (I'd guess from a sloppy welder) that is partially in the hole, so I can't possibly get the caster in. I tried to pry it out but it's really solid. In any case, I don't really need casters, so I just put some furniture pads on the bottom of the legs, and let those sit directly on the ground. It's a little low, but I don't mind. Would have been nice to be able to use this as intended, though.