BOWERY HILL Acrylic Bar Cart, Chrome Finish, 35" H x 17" W x 29" D, Rectangular Mobile Server with Tempered Glass Shelves, Casters, Stemware Storage, and Wine Bottle Holder for Entertaining

I’m loving my stylish acrylic bar cart! Very easy to assemble and sturdy. Goes nice with mirrored decor and looks amazing in the living room!

I love my new bar cart! It’s stylish and a show piece! Perfect for entertaining!

I was EXTREMELY impressed when I put this together. The quality, fit and finish are AMAZING. It looks way more expensive than it cost. It is built MUCH better than similar bar carts costing 2-4 times more that I have seen in stores..

1. The cart is not acrylic as advertised. It was surprisingly aluminum with 2" acrylic panels screwed into the all aluminum cart. 2. The shelves are glass, 3. They sit on 4 glued tabs about an inch wide. are you serious? Shelves need to be held up wit clips inserted into the siding for support. 4. I put by liquor on it the glass self and one tab came unglued. It does not hold the weight of your liquor bottles. 5. There are pre drilled holes in the handles that are as sharp as razor blades. Not sure what they are for. 6. Pictured is not what I bought. I wanted all acrylic. Took 2 ours to build it. I really thought I perhaps could live with it once built. Nope it fell apart. And I am junking it. To hard to undo 20 Allyn wrnc screws to send it back. 7. The wheels look like the silver over them is steel, but its plastic. I have more pictures but it would not allow me yo upload any more..

This beverage cart is stunning! Matches our decor. It sparkles

It was easy to assemble. Happy with my purchase.

This bar Carr is lovely and looks great in my home.

This cart is exactly what I needed. I am incredibly good at assembly. More than most. The whole thing was unessarily tedious. Then when I finally got it put together. The very last wheel hole isn't threaded so wheel doesn't fit. So I have a 3 wheeled cart that there is no way I'm going to take apart to return. I really like it. I'm gonna have to thread it myself or just grind out the metal and jam it in there.