Does anyone use a kitchen cart?

[normh915]

We went with plastic stackable drawers to try to keep the extra weight down. How much does one of these cabinets weigh? If not too much, we might have to check them out.

[cpaulsen]

I would image it weighs around 50-60 pounds.

[jevanb]

our unit has a movable island that is stored in the aft room when traveling

[clancythecamper]

I considered the plastic stackable but one of my main needs was counter space. I considered the upper cabinet from lowes as well but on the end I chose what I did for budget reasons. I like the locking wheel idea. Thanks for the input Everybody!

[djmac1964]

Originally Posted by djmac1964

I know what you mean, the cargo area of the toy hauler is great for hauling the golf cart with us, and makes a nice private bedroom with the two queen bunks, but the living room and kitchen areas suffer from lack of space because of it. The cart definitely makes a nice useful addition.

This is the cart we use. It's a little big, and doesn't match anything in the camper, but it works. Best of all we have had it for several years, and no longer used it, until now, so we didn't have to buy anything new. It has been on the back porch for the last tow or three years, so we just rolled it into the camper when we brought it home last year.

[clancythecamper]

That's amazing! very nice!