Load ratings are published surface by surface on this 77-inch grill cart, which is the detail that matters when a full propane setup and cast iron cookware go on at once. The two stainless steel tabletops carry 150 pounds, the middle shelf takes the highest rating at 180 pounds, and the bottom shelf holds 110 pounds. Those stainless tops are sturdy, enduring, and scratch-resistant, and they wipe clean instead of staining after a cook.The cabinet is the reason to choose this layout. A concealed gas tank storage cabinet measuring 17 by 19.5 inches hides the cylinder out of sight, and a dedicated gas line exit hole routes the hose through the panel rather than pinching it in a door edge, which is a safety detail rather than a cosmetic one. It takes a standard 20-pound propane cylinder, and that cylinder is not included. A central grill pot station sits at the middle of the run to anchor the cooking setup.Storage surrounds the working area. Six hanging hooks provide ample space for cooking utensils, a spice rack keeps seasonings at hand, a bottle opener and a garbage bag holder cover the small jobs, and the side handle doubles as a towel rack. The shelves themselves are generous: 17 by 23 inches on the left, 24 by 23 in the middle, and 30 by 23 along the bottom, with a 23.5 by 21 inch tabletop.Six universal wheels move the 83-pound stainless steel and galvanized sheet frame, and four of them brake for stability once positioned. The cart ships in two boxes and assembly is needed.