Tecta's M4R Console Trolley represents the beauty of Bauhaus design - a rational, simple, and functional design style that focuses on clean lines and simple geometric forms. There are many bar carts out there, but none looks as original and sensational as the M4R Trolley.
This wagon-style bar cart prioritized functionality and utility, and Tecta's attention to detail is easily discernible.
The trolley is constructed of tubular steel lines and four large spoked wheels.
The frame reminds me of USM Haller, and they are indeed quite similar. USM Haller also has a bar cart that is similar to this. Both are beautiful if you ask me; however, I prefer the M4R as it has oversized spoked wheels.
These wheels are so impactful and add so much character to the overall design of the trolley.
The steel frame doubles as handles, and you can roll it from either end of the trolley.
M4R is also customizable - you can add a drawer at the top and add an optional wine bottle holder.
Shown with the optional drawer and wine bottle holder
Now that I've used it for a few weeks, I definitely think the added drawer would've been handy, just to store a few random bar items underneath. A corkscrew, beer bottle opener, or bottle stopper ... those kinds of things. So if you're going to order one for yourself, add a drawer!
This is a good-sized cart. I personally do not want oversized carts as they tend to be heavier and clunkier to maneuver, and the M4R trolley feels like the right size for me.
As a size reference, I added some items on top of the trolley. A bottle of wine, 2 large wine glasses, a large coffee table book, and a decor item fill up the serving area of the cart. I would remove the decor items when I'm actually entertaining and serving drinks to guests, and it'll hold a lot more.
What a handsome cart!
Tecta's M4R Console Trolley represents the beauty of Bauhaus design - a rational, simple, and functional design style that focuses on clean lines and simple geometric forms. There are many bar carts out there, but none looks as original and sensational as the M4R Trolley.
This wagon-style bar cart prioritized functionality and utility, and Tecta's attention to detail is easily discernible.
The trolley is constructed of tubular steel lines and four large spoked wheels.
The frame reminds me of USM Haller, and they are indeed quite similar. USM Haller also has a bar cart that is similar to this. Both are beautiful if you ask me; however, I prefer the M4R as it has oversized spoked wheels.
These wheels are so impactful and add so much character to the overall design of the trolley.
The steel frame doubles as handles, and you can roll it from either end of the trolley.
M4R is also customizable - you can add a drawer at the top and add an optional wine bottle holder.
Shown with the optional drawer and wine bottle holder
Now that I've used it for a few weeks, I definitely think the added drawer would've been handy, just to store a few random bar items underneath. A corkscrew, beer bottle opener, or bottle stopper ... those kinds of things. So if you're going to order one for yourself, add a drawer!
This is a good-sized cart. I personally do not want oversized carts as they tend to be heavier and clunkier to maneuver, and the M4R trolley feels like the right size for me.
As a size reference, I added some items on top of the trolley. A bottle of wine, 2 large wine glasses, a large coffee table book, and a decor item fill up the serving area of the cart. I would remove the decor items when I'm actually entertaining and serving drinks to guests, and it'll hold a lot more.
What a handsome cart!