Whitmor carts use a mix of materials depending on the model: plastic or resin components, steel or metal frames, and mesh used for shelving or backs on some designs. Refer to the product details to see the material breakdown for a specific cart.
Wheel types vary by model. Common features include smooth-gliding casters, 360-degree rotating wheels for maneuverability, and heavy-duty locking wheels on some models for added stability. Check the product page for the exact caster type and whether locks are included.
Weight varies by model. Example listed weights include 4.95 pounds, 5.7 pounds, and 8.5 pounds across different carts. Check the specific product listing for the exact weight of the model you’re viewing.
Whitmor carts are marketed for many rooms and uses, including the kitchen, laundry room, bathroom, entryway (shoe storage), bedroom, dorm rooms, attic, basement, and garage. They’re intended for general storage and organization—check the product description for suggested uses.
Different models use features such as raised shelf sides, metal mesh shelves, or mesh-lined backs to prevent items from rolling or falling off. Review the model’s photos and description to see which containment features it includes.
