[Simple, Practical, and Versatile Cart/Wagon] This slim storage rack is ideal for use in rooms, kitchens, laundry rooms, dressing rooms, refrigerators, washing machines, and sinks, saving space and allowing you to utilize any gaps. Product Material: Stainless steel + ABS. Made of durable plastic, it is lightweight and easy to move. If you are not leaning it against a wall or gap, we recommend placing heavy items such as detergent underneath for added stability. The mesh basket allows for good ventilation and drainage, making it easy to remove dirt and preventing mold.
[Slim Gap Shelf with Excellent Storage Capacity] Product size: 40cm x 12.8cm x 86cm. (Please note that there are two sizes available, so please check before purchasing.) This product has a compact design but excellent storage capacity. It can be used as a small cart to neatly store scattered items such as seasonings, cleaning supplies, toiletries, and bathroom supplies. Although it is a slim gap shelf, it can hold 7-10 500ml PET bottles per shelf. It can be used in a variety of places and is available in a wide range of colors. Give it a try!
[360° Movable and Freely Rotating Casters] Storage racks with casters are convenient and easy to use. The kitchen cart has four casters. To keep the cart in place, you can lock two of the casters to prevent it from moving. If there is dirt or dust in the gaps, you can simply move the cart slightly to move it smoothly. Housework made easy!
[Easy Assembly & Customizable Number of Tiers] No tools are required, so even a single woman can easily assemble it. You can freely choose the number of tiers: [One, Two, Three, or Four Tiers]. [Caution] The ends of the stainless steel are sharp, so do not press them with your hands. You may get injured.
[Quality Guarantee] This product is made of plastic, so there is a rare chance that it may break or crack. If there is any problem, please contact us via [Account Services] - [Order History] - [Contact Seller]. We will resend the parts or item. Thank you for your understanding.
