Would this work well as a kitchen island?
1509890
yes its basicly what I do with mine I just didn't put handle on and I put a wood top on mine
1509891
For my wife and I this is really a shop cart, not really finished properly for a kitchen. But great garage cart for the money.
1509892
Maybe more suited as a food cart due to its physical size than an island but anything is possible. Aloha!
1509893
This would work suitably for a kitchen island. It has hard plastic wheels so scuffing would be unlikely. It rolls very easily, and will roll very quietly with padding on the shelves.
1509894
This could potentially work as a Kitchen Island, but the dimensions are small, and it is probably 6" shorter than standard kitchen counter height. For the price, it's a good product, though very utilitarian. I use mine next to my painting easel for my art supplies and love it.
887212
It most likely can be done. However, adding casters will probably add another 2 inches in height. I am 5'6" and the island catches me above the waistline. I would say the island is probably 1-2 inches above standard cabinet height as is.
2104392
We built four of them into our island and use them to hold appliances that we only occasionally use, like the mixer, the crock pot, the juicer, etc. so it holds quite a bit of weight. It would definitely hold a set of pots and pans or ceramic mixing bowls or serve as a shelf in a pantry. It's pretty sturdy.
1651635
It would have.to be a very small kitchen with low ceiling in general i would say no..more suitable for dining. Room llighting
2079573
I don't think it would work too well for that. The base isn't all that big. More suited for a counter top.
516980
I would think so. We have in our kitchen eating area. Fan is VERY powerful, you need to nail everything down if using any higher than low! Bright lights, remote control and the fan portion pivots. We love it!
374538
I would think so. It does a beautiful job on our large granite kitchen island.
634777
If I were you, I would definitely call the Powell company to be sure. I love the top myself, but your idea of switching it out for a granite counter top would make this island even more beautiful! Postyour decision, I may consider doing this in the future as well.
1566820
I am happy with it in my kitchen. I just have cookbooks and junk in there, so I'm not using it very much, but I would think it would hold up just fine even using it every day. It seems sturdy enough, the only flimsy part is the back panel, otherwise it's all wood.
1722027
Suction power is too low so, I dont think it would work properly for kitchen. Unless you have to clean something like flakes and similar lighter stuff.
1191540
probably not to well. There is a little room above the shelves and a little next to the computer, but not enough to do a lot of wok.
337656
I don't think you'll be able to use stools with this island...there really isn't any overhang for it. Also, we found that after a few months, the island sagged on the bottom shelf, between the two doors. It looks nice, but isn't sturdy.
2227980
I think it would be suitable, if it's a high counter. I use it at craft shows so that I can watch over a standard height table. It's great for that, and it folds closed so it doesn't take much room.
395107
We bought this for an island counter top in our kitchen. Great piece, I would certainly think it would be fine for a workbench.
477906
This wouldn't be ideal. Maybe a small plate. Keep in mind you need to keep it quite level
68875
yes, it can be will be perfect for a little studio apt and to set up a desk under it like an office or home work space. :0)
577635
I don't think it would be a good idea. Although the possibility is there, this is more a portable unit. There cooling fan that needs to be able to cool. I have mine on a stainless steel work table. I could see more than one on a "cooking bar" depending on the size of your kitchen. Keep in mind I got mine to be able to take where I need it, out in the grill area, in the boat galley, camping etc.