Rolling Bamboo Kitchen Island Cart with Drawers & Shelves

Description

A rolling bamboo kitchen island cart gives importers, retailers and private-label kitchenware programs a mobile combination of worktop space, drawer organization and open storage. The pictured configuration includes two separate drawers, an upper slatted shelf/cubby, a larger lower slatted shelf, a right-side towel or accessory rack and four casters. Its 29 × 21.5 in reference footprint and 35 in reference height make it relevant to compact kitchens, apartments, hospitality suites and home-organization ranges, subject to final drawing and sample confirmation.

One Mobile Cart, Multiple Storage Zones

The cart uses vertical space without enclosing the lower half in a cabinet. Two stacked drawers create defined storage for utensils and smaller accessories. Below them, the upper open shelf provides quick access to frequently used items, while the larger lower shelf can hold larger kitchen or serving pieces within the approved use plan. Slatted construction keeps both shelf levels visually open.

A thick framed top creates the main working or display surface. The visible top has a recessed or inset center, but it should not be described as a removable cutting board without a confirmed drawing. For direct food preparation, buyers should specify and verify the top material, finish system and applicable requirements; otherwise, users should work on a separate approved cutting surface.

Visible Configuration

• Rectangular bamboo cart with a framed top and four square legs
• Two visibly separate drawers with metal bar pulls
• Upper open slatted shelf or cubby
• Large lower slatted shelf
• Right-side rack for a towel or light accessory
• Four visible casters for repositioning

Pictured Dimensions and Reference-Model Data

The dimensional image supplies the main measurements below. Weight, load and finish information comes from the existing reference-model specification and must be verified separately. This distinction matters because an image dimension can be checked against the pictured construction, while a load figure or finish description needs an approved specification and, where required, a buyer-defined test.

Specification Area	Current Reference	Buyer Confirmation
Overall size	29 in long × 21.5 in wide/deep × 35 in high (approximately 73.7 × 54.6 × 88.9 cm)	Confirm measurement points, orientation and tolerances on the final drawing.
Upper opening	Approximately 11 in wide	Confirm clear usable opening after drawer and frame assembly.
Upper shelf	19.5 in reference depth	Confirm usable shelf area and slat spacing.
Lower shelf	25 in reference width and 16 in reference clearance	Confirm clear dimensions, shelf position and intended item fit.
Legs	2 in reference thickness	Confirm cross-section and joint construction.
Drawer interior	Image label: “Drawer Size (inside)” 10.5 × 14.5 × 4 in; application to both drawers is unconfirmed.	Confirm usable interior, travel and gaps for each drawer.
Caster configuration	Four swivel casters, with two locking in the reference specification	Approve diameter, material, fasteners, brake arrangement and sample operation.
Net weight	44 lb legacy/reference-model figure	Verify against the final material, hardware, packing list and approved sample.
Load target	110 lb legacy/reference-model figure	Do not treat as a certified rating; define and document the buyer-approved test protocol.
Material treatment	Kiln-dried and varnished are legacy/reference descriptions	Confirm the actual material preparation and finish system in the production specification.

All values should be checked against the final quotation, drawing and approved sample. A change in top construction, drawer hardware, caster type or shelf spacing can affect net weight, pack-out and the test method needed for the intended market. The 110 lb number is a reference target only and is not presented as a certified or factory-tested promise.

How Each Structural Area Supports Buyer Assortments

Framed Top and Counter-Height Reference

The 35 in reference height places the top within a counter-height product story for many retail assortments. Buyers can evaluate it as temporary preparation space, a serving station or an additional landing area in a compact kitchen. Actual working comfort depends on the user and application, so no ergonomic claim is made.

Two Drawers for Smaller Items

The two-drawer layout distinguishes this bamboo kitchen trolley with drawers from basic open-shelf carts. Separate drawers can help a retail customer group utensils, linens or small accessories according to personal use. Importers should verify internal clear dimensions, slide or runner construction, pull alignment and loaded drawer operation on the sample.

Open Upper and Lower Shelves

The upper cubby keeps frequently accessed pieces close to the worktop, while the lower shelf provides a larger open zone. Product photography may demonstrate bowls, cookware or serving items, but buyers should develop their own item-fit and loading plan. Shelf dimensions, slat spacing and any approved load target should be recorded in the purchase specification.

Side Rack and Mobile Base

The right-side rail is presented as a towel or light-accessory rack. It should not be marketed as a removable tray unless a future drawing confirms that construction. Four swivel casters make repositioning practical; the reference configuration specifies two locking casters for parking. Brake function and stationary stability must be evaluated on a level test surface during sample approval.

Buyer and End-Use Applications

A bamboo kitchen cart with wheels can fill several assortment roles without relying on unsupported performance language:

• Compact residential kitchens: additional drawer, shelf and top space within a defined footprint
• Apartments and rental homes: a movable storage format that can be repositioned when the layout changes
• Serving collections: a cart for staging tableware, drinks or packaged refreshments under the approved loading plan
• Hospitality suites: supplementary open storage or presentation space, subject to project specifications
• Home-organization retail: a coordinated bamboo furniture item alongside kitchen and dining accessories

Retail content should show the actual two-drawer configuration and clearly distinguish included cart components from photography props. Buyers can review related products in our bamboo kitchenware category.

OEM/ODM Kitchen Cart Development

An OEM bamboo kitchen cart project can begin with the pictured configuration and then assess requested changes for technical feasibility. Discussion areas may include the overall footprint, shelf spacing, drawer count and layout, pull hardware, side-rack orientation, caster diameter and material, brake configuration, surface color, finish system, branding and packaging.

Every change can influence other parts of the cart. A larger caster may alter the final height; different drawer hardware may change internal space; revised shelf spacing may affect frame construction; and a new finish system may require separate appearance or market-specific checks. For this reason, customized details should be consolidated into one controlled drawing and specification before sample approval.

Flat-pack or assembled delivery must also be confirmed rather than assumed. If the approved version requires customer assembly, the project should define the hardware kit, tool needs, step sequence, instruction leaflet and replacement-part policy. Packaging development should account for the framed top, corners, drawer faces, pulls, shelves, side rack, casters and loose hardware.

Fujian Xianxu Bamboo & Wood Co., Ltd. was founded in 2018 and supports OEM/ODM bamboo and wood product development. The company has manufacturing operations in China and Vietnam and serves buyers in more than 40 countries and regions. Learn more through our company profile and Vietnam factory page.

Sample Approval and Quality-Control Checklist

For a bamboo kitchen cart wholesale program, a written sample report and measurable inspection criteria are more useful than generic furniture claims. The buyer and supplier can review:

• Overall dimensions, tolerances and measurement direction
• Top and panel flatness, frame squareness and leg alignment
• Joint position, fastener retention and visible workmanship
• Drawer gaps, travel, stopping position and pull alignment
• Upper and lower shelf dimensions, slat spacing and edge finishing
• Side-rack orientation, attachment and clearance
• Caster rotation, mounting, brake arrangement and brake operation
• Stationary behavior on the approved level test surface
• Load testing only to the documented buyer-approved target and protocol
• Surface color match, appearance and buyer-defined odor or chemical requirements
• Hardware count, assembly steps, labeling and inner protection
• Export-carton dimensions, closure, markings and pack-out verification

If the final project retains the 110 lb reference target, the purchase documents should specify how the load is distributed, how long it is applied, which cart areas are evaluated, whether the casters are locked and what acceptance criteria apply. Without that documentation and corresponding evidence, the number should not be promoted as a tested capacity.

Care and Placement Guidance

This cart is intended for dry indoor use. Wipe surfaces with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry them promptly. Avoid prolonged soaking, standing water, harsh abrasives and direct high heat. Use a separate approved cutting surface unless the final top material and finish are specifically verified for direct food contact. Before use, place the cart on a level surface and follow the approved assembly, caster and brake instructions supplied with the final product.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the reference dimensions?

The pictured overall size is 29 in long × 21.5 in wide/deep × 35 in high, approximately 73.7 × 54.6 × 88.9 cm. Confirm measurement points, tolerances and all sub-dimensions on the final approved drawing.

Does the cart have one drawer or two?

The actual product images show two separate stacked drawers with metal bar pulls. The final quotation and drawing should retain the approved drawer count and layout. Confirm each drawer’s usable interior separately.

Are all four casters lockable?

The reference configuration states four swivel casters with two locking. Caster and brake details should be confirmed in the order specification and tested on the sample.

Is 110 lb a certified load rating?

No. It is a legacy/reference-model figure, not a certified tested promise in this listing. Any load claim requires a buyer-approved protocol, defined distribution method, acceptance criteria and supporting documentation.

Is the inset top a removable cutting board?

That should not be assumed from the images. The top appears recessed or inset, but removability and direct food-contact suitability require confirmation through the final drawing, material specification and relevant documentation.

Can this rolling bamboo kitchen island cart be customized?

Potential changes to dimensions, shelves, drawers, pulls, side-rack orientation, casters, finish, branding and packaging can be reviewed through OEM/ODM development. Availability depends on technical assessment and sample approval.

How can an importer request a quotation?

Share the target quantity, destination market, required footprint, drawer and shelf configuration, caster requirements, branding files, packaging concept and assembly preference through our contact page. We can then review the proposed specification and sampling scope.