Is this cart short? When I measure 29" it seems too low to do any cutting on it?
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Yes...it is too short to cut on. We bought it to use as an extension of counter space. It was substantially shorter than the counter. It is cute but way too short and skinny to fit in well in a normal kitchen.
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It is, if you plan to use it as a surface to prepare food not the kitchen cart for you.
1626311
Not too short, but not the sturdiest. I have had it fall apart on me already. The wheels couldn't handle any weight and broke within the first few days. The drawers on it do not stay on and also cannot handle ANY weight. I will be purchasing a new one once I move. Spend a bit more for better...
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Bought this as a gift for my son who was furnishing his apartment. I felt so bad when he told me it was so short. Looked like cutting level on picture. He is using it , but not what I bought it for. He is now looking for something else. Too bad.
1993205
I do believe that is the height plus wheels. I measured mine and it is just under 35".
1987699
I'm also 5'6" and the cart is OK. However, its on a heavy side. Makes sense for heavy loads, but for l;ite shopping I don't use it any more. m.
1233258
actually, the handle is quite high. it is not adjustable, but i think you should be comfortable with it. by the way, this sturdy, well built cart is a fabulous find. i like it.
624910
We adjusted the height on ours with a simple hacksaw. Worked fine and the ladder is very useful. There were directions on exactly how and where to cut it to shorten it.
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I'm 6'2" and the handle length works just fine for me and I've never found myself stooping while using it. When I pull the cart the wheels don't even come close to clipping the back of my feet. Here are some measurements to help you decide. With the handle laying on the ground it is 33" from the front of the tires to the end of the handle. I also took a measurement of the handle height while pulling the cart and the end of the handle is 35" from the ground. My local Lowes had one on display and Home Depot also carries them. Perhaps you could check one out there. Also, it would be easy and inexpensive to take the handle to anybody with a welder to simply extend the handle by 6" or so if you feel you need it.
196802
You would have to have advanced carpentry skills. The cut to 29 inches would require a complete rebuild of the frame and unless done properly would render the weight classification useless.
1430661
The cart is 17" deep. The bottom drawer does slide out. It can be awkward to pull out the drawers, especially if the drawers are full. I like the size though because I keep it in a closet.
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We cut ours to 77 inches with no problem. A hole had to be drilled to set the swivel hardware deeper. Another inch would probably work.
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No, this is a bench top model. Actually it needs a low cart/stand shorter than typical bench.
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Mine is about 52" and it could still be shortened. It looks like 48" would be about the minimum. You could probably cut it with a pipe cutter if you need it any smaller.
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I think my cart is a 93, and the seat did not fit, I had to make brackets and do some cutting, grinding and drilling to make it fit took about 8hrs, after getting the material needed, not for the person who is shy at metal work
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sorry, the cart i bought was perfect. no rough handles.. maybe you got a defective one.
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Sorry Shirley, I purchased this cart for a door prize and never assembled! Have you tried to contact manufacturers customer support? Good luck. Dave
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Hi Wilma,,,,,,,,,,this is a great cart, sturdy and strong, well worth the money, I have it over a year now, and just leave it open all the time, purchased an underneath basket, which gives me extra storage, and also a Oroigami cutting board to protect the wood top, which is 20 x24inches, height with wheels attached is 36inches, which includes the cutting board top.............hope this helps you out, Howie>ZiggyZ820@aol.com
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Certainly. I leans quite abit with my 29" wheelset and looks to be more for a 26/road frame. In fact I wish it was a cut-to-length as I'd like it abit longer for my 29".
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From the ground with the wheels on, to the top of the 4 corner poles, is indeed 39" tall! I reversed the shelves where there was an edge to keep things inside, with that said, the height of the top shelf is 36". The 4 poles stick up above the shelf the extra 3 inches. The poles are each one piece and I do not see how they could be cut down without defacing the tops of the poles and leaving a possible jagged edge. However, I suppose with the proper saw, it may be possible to make a clean cut, there are periodic indentions in the poles, where they could easily be cut evenly without measuring. I'm just not sure how you would finish the tops. The bottom of the poles have threads for the wheels to easily screw into each pole, so that end would be out of the question. I hope this description makes sense. I love my cart and it works perfectly for me, but I use it in my barn for horse "stuff", but it is nice enough to use anywhere. It is sturdy, well built and the wheels glide smoothly, even in a dusty barn. It is well worth the purchase price.