I have a small 3 tiered rolling cart...how to repurpose?

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Sewing / Knitting or craft items or Bathroom / Make Up or Kitchen etc

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I put baskets on the shelves and use them to hold produce that doesn't have to be refrigerated - onions, potatoes, fruit - and its the right height to slide under one end of the kitchen table.

How about a place to store fruit? You could keep it out in the open if you want or hide it if you don't like how it looks.

Good ideas above. I've had one of these for years and didn't use it when I downsized to a smaller house. What I really needed was a small potting table in the back yard so I painted the cart a beautiful green, which didn't last very long when the rain started hitting it. Shortly thereafter I found some plastic place mats at a garage sale, bought them and gorilla glued them on the top of the cart. They protect it from rain and make it easier to wipe off the potting soil plus I have two shelves for small pots, etc. Very handy and I created something I really needed as well as keeping it out of the landfill.

a bar cart?

I use a cart like this to hold cleaning supplies, rubber gloves, etc. My cart isn't covered. This would also make a nice way to organize gardening tools.

Use for sewing. Store sewing machine in & all your stuff for sewing.

I had a 3 shelf wire chrome cart that I turned into an "invalid" table for my aunt when she was restricted to a wheel chair. I put thin sheets of paneling on the top and bottom shelves, but used 3/4 inch plywood on the middle shelf so I could make it stick out over her lap as a table for her food or as a writing desk, etc. The shelves were adjustable so the table shelf could be just where she needed it, and the plywood is heavy enough so the part of the table that sticks out stays in place. The three shelves hold a lot more things than a bed-side table. To keep everything on the cart, I used twist ties through holes in more paneling for the sides and back of the cart. Peg board or cardboard would also work.

i use a tiered cart when I clean windows. I use white vinegar and old rags, a dust buster and a bucket of soapy water to clean the tracks. The cart is the right height to rest my lower tilt in windows and makes the job of cleaning g 36 windows much easier.

Make it into a gift wrap cart. IF the other end doesn't have pockets on it, make one for the bottom and add ribbon or some type of string across the top and the middle to hold rolls of wrapping paper. Use the existing pockets for tape, pens, cards, tags, etc. Place gift bags and flat wrap in the trays in the middle.

I have a three shelf roloing stainless steel cart that I repurposed. Since yours is already covered it would be ideal for what I did. Where I live the upstairs the bathroom does not have any storage except under the sink and there is no linen closet upstairs so I have nowhere to put shampoo, lotion, spare toilet paper within easy reach or clean towels and washcloths etc. So there was an area between the tub and sink vanity that this cart fit perfectly. I do not have mine covered so I will use your slip design if you don't mind to fancy mine up. The side pouches would be great for disposable razors, curling iron, band-aids etc. A second idea since yours is covered would be use it as a TV/media stand in a bedroom. TV on top DVD/DVR on second shelf and third shelf for DVDs/DVRs etc. The side pouches could be used for remote controls and other accessories. In fact from the like of your cart I suspect it was originally intended as a TV stand. Also could be used in a small kitchen as a stand for a microwave oven on top and storage of slow cooker, food processor, toaster etc. thus keeping clutter off of kitchen counter tops. I do like the idea of putting baskets on shelves and using for produce that should not be refrigerated. Also, the idea as a bedside stand for an invalid for caretaking supplies is a marvelous idea. There are many great suggestions on this site for your cart hope mine is one you find helpful.