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I like IKEA trolleys, so I bought one or two and now I have all the trolleys that everyone buys at IKEA. I use the Roskog cart, which is the smallest and easiest to move, to store cleaning supplies and to drag it around when I clean. It was the first product I bought, but I recently upgraded it because I found out about a kit that can extend the pegboard. The corners are rounded and the bottom is mesh, so it's breathable, and you can buy an additional compatible lid to use it as a mobile shelf. I organized my nail supplies on the Nysaphors cart. I think it has the neatest and most perfect design. The last compartment is deep, so you can store it securely, and the handle protrudes upward, so it's easy to grab and pull. I saw that the Troten was used as a desk, so I thought it would be good for the kitchen, too, so I bought it. It's a little more expensive than the two products above, but the table top is quite stable. I'm using it by combining the pegboard and shelf, and I'm very satisfied. Kungsfors is probably the most popular cart these days due to the influence of the popular terrier. I use the upper part as a dish drying rack and put small kitchen appliances and frequently used but bulky tools on the lower part. Since the price range is different, it is much sturdier than the three products above and the finish is much better. However, it was relatively difficult to assemble. The wheels are large and heavy, but they move smoothly. The size is Roskog < Nisafors < Kungsfors < Troten, and the weight is almost proportional to the size. If Kungsfors is burdensome in terms of price, I think Nisafors is a good alternative, but the presence that Kungsfors gives seems to be worth the price. If you only buy one and use it for the kitchen, Kungsfors will be a choice you won't regret. #Trolley #이케아 #로스코그 #니사포르스 #쿵스포르스 #트로텐 #이케아트롤리 #쇠테리어 #이동식트롤리 #콘스프 #맞팔환영