Norwood Commercial Furniture Adjustable-Height Mobile Plastic Utility AV Cart with Black Finish

jhooley: So easy to assemble and it rolls so smoothly! It is perfect for our projector. I love how there aren’t any sharp corners. It’s the perfect weight. And I love the handles to push it and wrap the cables around. I keep the projector, PlayStation, and speakers plugged into the cart so I only have one thing to plug in whenever we’re ready to use it.

United States on Nov 01, 2023

Rodney Jackson: This cart is sturdy and practical

United States on Oct 04, 2023

miss donna: We are photographers and this small stand is perfect. We not store sandbag weights on the lower shelf. Lenses on mid shelf and either iPad or computer on top.

Very nice light weight rolls over our epoxy floors perfectly

United States on Aug 25, 2023

Danny: This stand is a great value for the money--I especially appreciate the built-in surge protector. I only have a few complaints. The entire thing has a really bad chemical smell that left me with a headache after putting it together, and the instructions could be a lot more clear about the ability to use any combination of 3 different heights of plastic pieces that you can use between each shelf. I also noticed that one of the shelves sinks down in the middle a bit without any weight put on it. Overall a recommended purchase.

United States on May 30, 2023

Robert Ball: Product works as advertised and very happy with my purchase.

Canada on Dec 16, 2022

karen bevis: I bought this because I thought it had a UK power strip but come to find it is no good for the UK - why is it being sold here? You cannot tell from the picture that it is not a UK power strip because it is too small to tell. Even when you go full screen into the picture there is no emphasis on the power strip. I really feel cheated and I bought this as a gift for my son who is coming to pick it up this evening. So no time to change it - he will think I have gone mad when he gets it home. Why this is not highlighted for UK purchasers is beyond me and I feel conned. At least they could say this in the write up and tell us about possible adapters. I ummed and aaghed between this and another one and I made a mistake going for this one just a few pounds cheaper. The good news is that my son likes it.

United Kingdom on Oct 14, 2020

satanspawn71: Firstly negatives, selling to the UK market and it comes with some NEMA connection that is a waste of plastic, waste of metal and just ends up in the bin? I don't get it. (yes it shows this on all the pictures so you get what you see unfortunately)
Secondly it shows adjustable height...which is basically their way of saying it has 2 fixed heights that you are better of deciding which one to pick before you start assembling....otherwise you will end up with 4 legs that you'll lose in the garage, never see again or find 3 of at some point when you decided the height you wanted isn't the right one!

I think thats about the only gripes, solid, sturdy, wheels well on carpet under weight, nice thick plastic, wheels are good with the locks - not industrial locks but would stop it rolling somewhere if they weren't trod on every day with size 12's.

Easy to fit together, just push together everything apart from 3 screws for the handle which is nice! 2 for the non existent power supply that you would only fit for decoration here in the UK.

Good price, couldn't find much else other than industrial ones for about twice the price and make out of metal which isn't the...

United Kingdom on May 29, 2020

General reader: Be aware that the three power strip sockets and the plug on the supply end of the cable are all NEMA 5-15 for use in North America and Japan and also that NEMA 5-15 plugs & sockets are rated for 125V max. Hence of no use in the UK, unless fed via a 240V:120V transformer.
There are no instructions although assemble is fairly obvious. The four corner posts are supplied in three length (215mm, 355mm & 450mm) from which one chooses two so that there are six permutations of the spacing between shelves and thereby three alternative overall heights.

United Kingdom on May 06, 2020

Bree: I am a 70 year old woman and it only took me about 15 minutes to have the cart ready for use. Liked the fact that I could decide on the heigth ... there were three sets of joiner legs but you can decide if you want the cart lower (if so then ignore the longest set of four legs and use the other two)...or the tall with the next tallest set or the shortest, etc. Very well packed and I find it to be sturdy, rolls easily and two of the wheels can be locked. Sure meets my needs!

Canada on Mar 23, 2020

Mark Twain: Myself and several other co-workers have used this cart for a little over a year now, and overall it is a great product. Out of the box everything is sturdy and easy to assemble. Unfortunately it is not built to take the pounding I've subjected it to. I work a traveling job which requires me to disassemble/reassemble this cart daily to fit in my car. Also, my cart rolls over all type of ground from asphalt to carpet. After a couple months of punishment, all PVC legs began to crack and the wheels began warping/cracking/deforming. Reinforcing the legs with tape works for a bit, but it becomes flimsy after the cracks start forming. I've gone to the local hardware store and replaced the PVC legs, only to have them crack as well. Therefore I've made several upgrades and turned this thing into a bonafide traveling tank.

The first thing I did was replace the PVC legs with steel tubing. The size that fits the cart is 1-3/4" OD tubing with .120" wall thickness. I found a metal depot outlet that sells to the public near my house. I bought four 18" sections and four 14" sections to replace the large and medium PVC legs. The cost was quite high for the steel (about $120 total), but its...

United States on May 19, 2018