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Indoor Multifunctional Natural Bamboo Bar Cart with Locking Wheels, Drawers, and Open Shelves - Ideal for Kitchen, Dining, and Entertaining

$874.99

Specifications Place of Origin China Main Color Natural Main Material Bamboo,Particle Board Product Style Classic Use Case Dining Room Wood... Read more Read more

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Specifications

Place of Origin China
Main Color Natural
Main Material Bamboo,Particle Board
Product Style Classic
Use Case Dining Room
Wood Tone Nature
Island Shape Rectangular
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Dimensions & Weights

Assembled Length (in.) 50.39
Assembled Width (in.) 20.08
Assembled Height (in.) 36.22
Weight (lbs) 84.00

Product Features

  • NATURAL BAMBOO FRAME: Crafted from premium, sustainably sourced bamboo, this kitchen cart boasts exceptional durability, a smooth natural finish, and eco-friendly construction that complements any modern or rustic home decor.
  • GENEROUS STORAGE CAPACITY:Features two deep, easy-glide drawers for utensils and napkins, plus two open shelves ideal for displaying cookbooks, barware, or serving platters—keeping your kitchen essentials organized and accessible.
  • PORTABLE & STABLE DESIGN: Equipped with four smooth-rolling caster wheels (two with locking brakes), this cart moves effortlessly between rooms while staying securely in place when parked, perfect for serving at parties or prepping meals.
  • MULTIFUNCTIONAL USE:More than just a kitchen cart: use it as a mobile bar, coffee station, serving trolley, or extra workspace. The stainless steel towel bar adds convenience for hanging towels or aprons.
  • EASY MAINTENANCE & CLEANING:The water-resistant bamboo surface and stain-resistant finish make cleanup a breeze—simply wipe with a damp cloth to keep your cart looking fresh and new for years to come.
  • Included: One (1) Bar Cart
  • Assembly Required.

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