Linon Kitchen Island, White, 22.88 x 15.75 x 33.88

We needed a smaller kitchen cart to fit a small space and this was the perfect size and priced very well for it's features and design. Of course you never know what you're going to get until it arrives and you unpack it. Let's start there:ShippingThe cart arrived a little sooner than expected so that was a plus. The carton it came in was not damaged and was made of thick cardboard, quite a bit thicker than most shipping boxes. It was also sealed well with shipping tape and NO staples (thank you seller!) If this cart will be a surprise for someone, be sure to ship it somewhere else as the box is emblazoned with what's inside!UnpackingThe box has clearly marked arrows for what side should be up. Not sure that the carrier followed this but as I said there was no damage so I just made sure that the "up" side was up when I opened it with the box knife. The first thing you notice is a lot of styrofoam, Sometimes these can be too many and too big but what they they used was just thick enough and in enough amounts to securely protect the *real* wood pieces inside. (that's the second thing you can't help notice - no pressed wood!) The part I was worried about being damaged was the granite top. It was packed in a separate box inside the main box and also well protected with additional styrofoam, again just enough to do the job as the granite was in perfect condition. There were a couple of other smaller boxes inside, one with the assembly screws and bolts and another with the caster wheels. The third thing you notice is that every bag of screws and, nuts and bolts were packaged in a zip bag with number stickers matching the parts list and assembly guide. Assembly parts were largely packed in bags that you would open when you reached a certain stage of the assembly. So finding the right screw or both when you needed it was easy. Every board and wood component was also labeled with a sticker that matched the parts list and assembly illustrations. I could tell that assembling the cart was going to be straight-forward.AssemblyFirst, as I mentioned earlier, all wood pieces are real hardwood. There's no pressed wood of any kind. The assembly guide has illustrations with part numbers which were easy to follow and well drawn, most with multiple viewing angles with adjacent parts showing so it was pretty simple to see how to orient the pieces. In a couple of cases you may have to look carefully at the illustrations and double check to make sure you are orienting the parts correctly (lesson learned for me on that one). This cart has NO twist lock, junk aluminum connectors like some build-it-yourself furniture. Every bolt and nut was an actual real bolt and nut! All holes were pre-drilled including holes for the several wood screws needed. Everything fit perfectly and all of the holes were perfectly aligned. Assembly took me 45 minutes including one re-do for one top support piece that I installed upside down the first time (I was in a bit of a rush!) The granite top is held in place by gravity and two wood dowels to keep it from moving around.SummaryThis cart was a total joy to open and assemble. Other than my own mistake of installing one small piece upside down, I ran into no problems at all. I only wish other manufacturers took the time and care to so carefully label, pack and ship their products. I would give it 10 stars if I could.This review probably sounds like I was paid to give but I was not. I found the item by searching, read other reviews to make sure it wasn't junk and ordered and paid for it. I don't leave a ton of reviews but this cart met or exceeded my expectations so much I felt I need to tell others about it. I hope that this helps you make a decision and that if you get one that you have a similar positive experience.

I had ordered another kitchen cart that folded up for storing but it was larger than what I needed it for and kind of tricky to fold/unfold because it was so top heavy. So I returned it, ordered this kitchen cart, and am extremely happy with my purchase! This one has a heavy top as well as it's granite, but as the item doesn't fold up it doesn't matter. It's the perfect size for my small apartment and it freed up a lot of extra counter space in my tiny kitchen, which is helpful as I love to cook. I'm currently using it to hold my Keurig machine, coffee, dish towels, and extra spices. I love that I can wheel it around and lock it in place. Assembly wasn't too bad considering I did it on my own. I also use it as extra counter space when preparing meals and to hold glasses and wine when I have company over. Beautiful granite top, nice quality, and a great investment for the price.

Wanted something relatively compact for our newly remodeled kitchen and this seemed to fit the bill perfectly. At the seventy-four dollar price, wasn't expecting much but was shocked at the quality that was delivered. First, there is a lot of real wood in this product even though some reviewers seem to think it's pressboard. Without the granite top, the unit is very lightweight, a sign of wood versus manufactured materials.Speaking of the granite top - ours is slightly blemished so was likely taken from a larger piece that couldn't be sold as a full countertop but the blemish is slight and doesn't bother us. The top is HEAVY and it's weight is all that holds it on (it is positioned by two dowel pins).Several people complained that there was no drawer stop. Well, now there is. It's a very simple device but it works fine unless you heave on the drawer to open it and then you might go right by the plastic stop.Assembly was straight forward, good detailed drawings but no verbal instructions. Each piece has a ID sticker on it so kind of hard to use the wrong part. I do always recommended a good quality wood glue on every assembled joint and any dowel pins. It will only serve to make the unit even stronger than it already is.Very rich final appearance, people would never guess the price of this. My wife is very happy with it so that's really all that matters.

I have a small kitchen with limited counter space. I was always using my ceramic cooktop to do prep work. I'd love an island but have neither the space for one nor the budget for a remodel. This little item became my solution, and does the intended job well. I put it together by myself in roughly an hour. I'm 57 and not very flexible. It took some effort and contortions to hold the pieces in place while I did so, but I got it done. The instructions were pictorial and make sense as long as you paid attention. It seems sturdy enough but I haven't loaded it up with appliances or pots and pans since it's in the middle of the room. The granite top is a nice color and pattern and came in good condition but, unsurprisingly, is not the highest quality glaze. I inspected each piece upon unpacking and everything was looking fine until I discovered an odd flaw in the drawer front. The wood had separated on the side, so the face is pushed forward a little at a crease near the handle. But the broken piece is not loose and doesn't affect function so I'm going to try to glue and clamp it to fix. Returning the whole thing for something that is mostly cosmetic and hard to see (in my placement) seemed more hassle than it was worth. The drawer is probably the least usable part anyway as the glide tracks are not smooth so its doesn't go in and out easily. Again, for me it was all about more counter-height workspace so I'm only a little disappointed in the imperfection. I have put a few wine bottles on the rack and have a basket of goodies on the bottom shelf but that's all so far for utilizing the storage. I'm pretty happy overall. For a reasonably priced little island, it's been a huge help in food prep in proximity to my sink and stove, and if I need to move it, I can.

After reading some of the previous reviews, I was skeptical about this purchase. Some say it didn't assemble properly, or that assembly was hard etc. Also there were comments about missing pieces and quality. So I took a leap of faith when purchasing this Kitchen Island. Needless to say, I give it a five star in all categories. For me to actually take time to send a photo is a testament to how I really feel about this purchase. I dont like to waste my time, but this product impressed me. Solid value all around. Bob

First class! Item was well packaged, and received in a timely manner. The wood is nicely finished, all the pilot holes are correctly drilled, everything lines up neatly. The cart is solid, the granite top is smooth. The only two observations I have regarding details that are slightly less than perfect are as follows. First, the drawer is a bit tight on the top edge, making it a bit stiff to move. This will either wear down on its own, or I can sand it down and apply a fresh coat of finish on that part. I'll wait a bit before deciding, to see if the issue resolves on its own. Second, for my tastes the wire drawer is too low. There is no need to have that big a gap between it and the wine rack unless you are going to put things in the drawer that are higher than the drawer itself. This is easily corrected if the user is handy, and the support tracks for the wire drawer can be screwed in closer to the bottom of the bottle holding rack.Overall, this is a very nice piece of kitchen furniture, with good quality wheels and nice looking materials. Recommended.

Un meuble très facile à assembler avec le plan. J'aime beaucoup le dessus en granit qui fait fier allure pour son prix, vraiment solide et très pratique. Je le recommande !

Used as a side table for an automatic ice cube maker and mini bar

It was easy to assemble everything fit . Well made, high quality.