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Strathwood Talbot Hardwood Bar Trolley | 
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| Brand: Strathwood
Category: Lawn & Patio
List Price: $145.00
Buy New: $66.99
You Save: $78.01 (54%)
Rating:  7 reviews
Sales Rank: 16103
Shipping Weight (lbs): 52
Dimensions (in): 45.5 x 22 x 11
Model: T5017
ASIN: B000W7OUXO
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| Features:
| • | Outdoor, all-weather hardwood serving cart with 2 built-in trays | | • | Shorea hardwood with dark stain finish; stainless-steel hardware; mortise and tenon joints | | • | 8-inch wheels and ergonomically designed handle for easy mobility | | • | Bottom tray/storage area has 3 built-in bottle holders | | • | Measures 22-1/2 inches wide by 34-3/4 inches deep by 32-1/4 inches high |
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| Customer Reviews: Read 2 more reviews...
 love it October 27, 2008
Debra Vincent
i bought this for lugging camping gear (dishes, etc) from the shed to the fire/tables, excellent! Needs some hanging hooks, but overall love it!
 OK Bar at OK price October 1, 2008
DealHunter (Atlanta,GA)
The Bar Trolley was a hassle to assemble since the directions are next to worthless. Upon completion you have an OK product for the reduced "deal of the Day' price I received otherwise I would have felt ripped off.
Brain-Teaser??? September 30, 2008
E. Thompson (North Texas)
This sounded like a great bargin and good idea for around the pool but when I opened the box and saw all those hundreds of small pieces, I set it aside for maybe a boring winter day project or maybe getting a kindhearted friend to tackle the project. I guess I was just not desparate enough for a drink cart to drive myself crazy. Sorry guys but you asked...Would I recommend you buy one? Have to think on that one.
 Trolley trivia September 24, 2008
R. Brady
This is a very good looking and sturdy product. The color blends well with my furniture and the design is one that looks easy to keep clean. It is tall enuf to sit next to my grill and not be dwarfed by it and is very handy for the cooking and serving tools I have. It is also heavier than I expected. The wheels make it easy to move but the weight insures that it is unlikely to blow over in a heavy wind. I also purchased an inexpensive chair cover that fits over it quite nicely and will hopefully protect it from fall "droppings." It is exactly what I had been looking for. I also got it on sale so it has been one of this summer's happiest surprises.
Rocking Drink Trolley Rocks August 21, 2008
Sound sleeper (Seattle, WA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I don't write a lot of reviews, but I have to disagree with the below one that slams this trolley, because I think it's a fantastic little piece of functional backyard furniture--at a really good price. The point in a different review about it not folding up for storage purposes is valid, but since it wheels, it's really easy to move (I have a storage area under some stairs that lead from the house to the yard, and just wheel it under there. Of course, covering it with a little weatherproofing means that for most of the summer, even in summer rains, I just leave it outside). The bottle-holding area is what I like best, because you can just load it up with bottles, put an ice bucket and glasses and garnishes on the top shelf (or bottom shelf), and then wheel it from party-goer to party-goer and make fresh drinks. The fact that it has three bottle holders makes it ideal for the perfect, classic, Margarita for example, since the Margarita has three main ingredients (tequila, triple sec, and fresh lime juice)--see how nice that matches the three bottle holders? This trolley is just ideal for this situation and for all summer parties (as I demonstrated just last weekend. And let me tell you, everyone was digging the trolley). It's lots of fun, and I suggest it for anyone who has yard parties.
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