You should have the highest expectations of us. And we''ll try to exceed those expectations each and every time. Here are some of the things that are just "part of the package": 1. Lifetime Warranty. We''re always asked, "Whose lifetime?". The answer is simple. As long as your Cart exists, we''ll cover it for any manufacturing defects. 2. Next Day Shipping. Place your order by 5PM, PST, and we''ll ship it the next working day. We make your furniture overnight, so it is ready to ship to you in the morning. 3. 100 Day Risk Free Promise. Order what you think you need, keep what you want. You have 100 days to decide. 4. Take All the Time You Need. Whether you buy one Cart or 100, we love to talk with you on the phone or to email back and forth. We want to learn about your application, your equipment and how you want it all arranged. We''re in no hurry and we don''t want you to be either!

Scroll down to see all the Accessories for your Cart. They are listed alphabetically for you. Click on any one for a full description, to see if it fits on your Cart, or to buy. It''s a very long list (we love to give you lots of choices) so keep going! All the Additional Shelves are at the bottom of the list. They are categorized by Small AdditionalShelves, Large Additional Shelves, and Miscellaneous Shelves. This is the best place on the web to shop for any carts you need. Check our product listing for all of the available carts. Click here to shop for computer holding cartss and furniture. The introduction of their new line of Carts, the Space Pal. The Space Pal is the perfect solution when you want a compact workstation with a bit of design pizzazz. It''s small footprint, measuring 29”w x 26”d, fits beautifully in corners and tight spaces. The new Carts are offered in Sage, Indigo, Grape, Ruby, Tangerine, Blueberry, Silver Metallic, and Graphite colored metal components with white shelves.

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