Was £49.99 then £39.99.
Just bought one and it's great
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ngs
8 Dec 154#11
yes, this is fine if you add a few bits to build secure; remember code - HWARES20 for another £6 off.
staceybaby
8 Dec 154#1
dont know why but I really want one of these. hot!
BIGDADDY14 to ngs
8 Dec 153#12
Thanks for that, I have just ordered with code for £23.99 even better deal
pennyfarthing88
8 Dec 153#3
Nice' hot from me nandito :smiley:
Latest comments (32)
Besford
9 Dec 15#32
Can you not see how self-contradictory your post is?
Sometimes 'buy less, buy better' is good guidance.
faisal_uk
9 Dec 15#31
The quality isn't that bad - especially for this price. If you are on a budget it is work it.
Just be aware that the wheels will probably break. Ours is quite heavily loaded and a couple of the wheels snapped.
Managed to replace them with castor wheels from the local diy store - but one of those also broke! Not so great for storing heavy pans on the top etc..
Riverghost
9 Dec 15#29
any idea where i could find a similar design but only about 300-320mm wide? have a small gap that im looking to slot this into and the posted one is a tad too wide!
MRR_ltd to Riverghost
9 Dec 15#30
No
ZazZYo
8 Dec 15#28
More clutter for ones already cluttered kitchen. Hot for the price!
Sooperdooperdeal
8 Dec 15#27
Very poor quality item.
nandito
8 Dec 15#26
Thanks shawn, hope so
BIGDADDY14
8 Dec 151#25
It's actually £23.99 with Code - HWARES20
fionamarina
8 Dec 151#24
I bought this item last year at full price, I think its good quality for the money & its still standing :smiley:
bargain at £29.99
heat added
shawn9912
8 Dec 151#23
good find op and nice item at a good price. Followed you and hope to get more real deals!<3<3<3
sunkissed
8 Dec 151#22
got one of these a few months ago, all comes flat packed doesn't take that long to build it but as mentioned before the wood is thin and cheap also the wheels are cheap but it looks ok in the corner with some fruit and veg on it,
sradmad
8 Dec 151#21
Didn`t see "wasn`t very good " in your first comment, and my feedback comment was mean`t in general :confused:
Uridium
8 Dec 151#20
You mean rather than the feedback from people who owned one for a prolonged period of time who said it wasn't very good?
nandito
8 Dec 151#19
<3
nandito
8 Dec 15#17
I bought one a few days ago and I love it. I needed extra space in the kitchen and this is ideal. I have cartons of long life milk, cans of coke, vegetables, drawers full of utensils and it's very steady. I wouldn't use the top anyway as it looks so nice I wouldn't want to spoil it and I don't intend to wheel it around so it's good for me.
sradmad to nandito
8 Dec 151#18
Nice to hear some feedback from someone who actually owns one, thank you nandito great deal :smile:
summerof76
8 Dec 152#10
Thanks for posting, heat added :innocent:
nandito to summerof76
8 Dec 15#16
Thank you summer x
sradmad
8 Dec 152#4
good find op, always handy, heat :smiley:
nandito to sradmad
8 Dec 151#15
Thank you srad x
pennyfarthing88
8 Dec 153#3
Nice' hot from me nandito :smiley:
nandito to pennyfarthing88
8 Dec 15#14
Thank you penny x
Besford
8 Dec 151#13
Not surprised by the comments: one look at it and anyone with half an ounce of common sense would see it won't be up to the job. Far too flimsy. I imagine those tiles will crack under little pressure too. Despite the warnings from those who have real experience people still waste their money 'because it's reduced'. :disappointed:
You can get something robust from IKEA for not a lot more.
ngs
8 Dec 154#11
yes, this is fine if you add a few bits to build secure; remember code - HWARES20 for another £6 off.
BIGDADDY14 to ngs
8 Dec 153#12
Thanks for that, I have just ordered with code for £23.99 even better deal
anthony712
8 Dec 15#9
I do not know how argoose manage to make things out of such thin cheap wood. I had one, gave it to a charity shop to get rid of it, you had to take most things off of it to move it, wondering whether the wheels were going to fall off.
Years ago their stuff used to be branded items at good prices, now it is utter junk, that may look good in a catalogue, but if it was on display in the shop, nobody would buy.
awillis9
8 Dec 15#8
Anyone near Blackpool area, my mum has ones of these and is moving house so longer needs it
narenz
8 Dec 151#7
Bought one of these last year and beware that the wheels are made out of cheap plastic so heavy weight will easily break these and Argos does not have any replacements for these. I use it as a immobile table.
MR GUS
8 Dec 151#6
Absolutely cack, these used to come through the auction house local to me, as per Uridium's statement for thin wood & wobbly, the wheels are naff & the combination of the wobbliness, wood & anything hindering movement on the floor (grit) for example & it was more like hasbro's Buckaroo.
I remember someone buying it to place their heavy mixer upon & wheel in & out, ...too much for it!
COLD (quality)
DevilzGtr
8 Dec 15#5
Nice size and price but is it going to be cheap flimsy Argos wood?
Uridium
8 Dec 15#2
had one of these years ago.
Not too bad quality but wood is very thin, and trolley a little wobbly. ok for a little extra storage for lightweight stuff.
staceybaby
8 Dec 154#1
dont know why but I really want one of these. hot!
Opening post
Just bought one and it's great
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Latest comments (32)
Sometimes 'buy less, buy better' is good guidance.
Just be aware that the wheels will probably break. Ours is quite heavily loaded and a couple of the wheels snapped.
Managed to replace them with castor wheels from the local diy store - but one of those also broke! Not so great for storing heavy pans on the top etc..
bargain at £29.99
heat added
You can get something robust from IKEA for not a lot more.
Years ago their stuff used to be branded items at good prices, now it is utter junk, that may look good in a catalogue, but if it was on display in the shop, nobody would buy.
I remember someone buying it to place their heavy mixer upon & wheel in & out, ...too much for it!
COLD (quality)
Not too bad quality but wood is very thin, and trolley a little wobbly. ok for a little extra storage for lightweight stuff.