Techni Mobili Adjustable Laptop Cart

I was looking for something smaller than the traditional office desk for use in a makeshift work area in my bedroom. The rolling laptop cart fits the bill perfectly. It's quite sturdy and easy to move around in a very limited workspace.

Bought this to hold a laptop for medical rounds at work. Assembly was done by one of the facilities workers at my job because no one in the office could figure it out. First time using, a screw randomly fell out of place. Tried to screw it back into position, but later fell out again. Other than that it has been holding together well.

 I overlooked the formaldehyde exposure warning sticker for a couple of years, thinking that it was at least regulation-compliant and that I would paint the table if I had problems.Over the past year, I developed many mysterious cases of contact dermatitis. While there were other factors in some cases (such as a pre-existing nickel allergy), one very itchy case developed underneath my non-dominant forearm where I'd been resting it on the table, without sleeves, for about twenty minutes.After realizing that the table might contain an allergen or irritant, and rereading that label about formaldehyde and cancer, I tried to paint over the PVC surface with PVA-based wood glue and Goodfilla wood grain filler (hence the brownness).It was difficult to adhere the glue/paint to the extremely water-resistant surface of the table, so I gave up midway through. Now it's in my garage with a biohazard sticker to remind me to not touch it with bare hands when moving it to a dump.

Works great. Sturdy. Scratches easy though.

Good Buy.