Rolling Kitchen Island Cart with Door Racks & Drawer

Every inch of this cart has a job

Door racks hold what clutters your counter

Spice, jar and canned-goods racks sit inside the shaded-panel doors. Staples stay visible and off your prep surface.

A rolling island that goes where you cook

Caster wheels move the cart to the prep zone, the serving area, or out of the way. Check that the wheels turn freely on your floor before loading it.

Towels and dish storage within reach

The side towel bar and the bottle and dish storage keep working items at hand. Adjustable interior shelves fit tall bottles or short jars.

What you get in the box

• Cabinet cart with oak-toned top×1

  Matte white body, 1 drawer, 2 doors

• Adjustable interior shelves

  Set to fit jars and bottles

• Door racks

  Inside both doors

• Side towel bar×1

  With fastening hardware

• Caster wheels

  Fitted before use

From crowded counter to clear prep space

The counter that never clears

Jars, cans and towels pile up on the only flat surface you have. Prep happens on whatever space is left, and the cutting board ends up balanced on the edge.

Storage that moves with you

Open the shaded-panel doors and there are racks for spices, jars and canned goods, plus room for bottles and dishes. Unlike a wall rack, it rolls to wherever you are working.

A clear counter by dinner

Guests arrive and the kitchen looks calm. The cart rolls aside or out to the dining area as a serving station, and the oak top does double duty.

Simple care for the wood top

• Wipe with a damp cloth

  Dry the top right away.

• Use a trivet

  Keep hot pans off the wood.

• Load heavy items low

  Cans and bottles go on lower shelves.

• Roll slowly over thresholds

  Empty the top first.

Will it fit your kitchen

• Compact, see product listingFootprint
• Standard counter-style, see product listingHeight
• Leave room to open both doorsWalkway

Door racks need clearance to swing open.