Chariot pour outils de jardinage Mastercraft

We were running out of wall space for various shovels, rakes, brushes, etc and my wife had trouble reaching them so we decided to go with a garden tool cart. Picked up this puppy on sale a few days ago and was pleasantly surprised. The whole thing is built like those shelving units with round posts where shelves adjust using little plastic tapered spacers. The only real difference is that shelves here have larger holes to fit D-handle shovels. That results in solid construction (no flex at all in the cart) and virtually tool-free assembly. You only need a [included] wrench to tighten each wheel. Speaking of assembly, it's pretty straight forward - just pay attention to which shelf is the top and which way the ends (that slide over the rods) are tapered. The top shelf will have a round hole near each end on both sides of that shelf that the canvas sides clip into. And the ends will be slightly narrower towards the topside of each shelf. The end product looks nice, feels solid and will fit about 20 different garden tools. I have about 10 various shovel, rakes, brushes, etc in there and it's far from full. What else... - Assembly took me about 30 minutes at a leisurely pace (including deciding the height of each shelf) - The casters that come with this unit should work on any smooth surface and two of them have brakes. They look like a pretty standard caster so I think finding bigger wheels should be pretty easy if really necessary - the weight rating is 400lb and should be plenty - Side bags fit small garden tools nicely and you get 6 of them per side - the tools do move around a bit since the slots for each tool are quite a bit bigger than each handle, but this is actually a blessing in disguise because otherwise the capacity of this thing would be a lot lower Overall, highly recommended, especially on sale!