This cooler cart is built from pine and fir wood rather than moulded plastic, finished in rustic brown, and the material choice is what makes it suitable for a setting where a plastic chest would look out of place. The wood is weather resistant and selected to resist cracking through changes in temperature and humidity, and the cart is intended for outdoor use around pools, gardens and similar spaces. Capacity is 54 quarts, 51 liters, enough for up to 72 cans at 320 millilitres each, held in an internal cavity measuring 21.5 by 14 by 12.5 inches. A 3-layer insulation structure lines that cavity. Holding times are honest about what a serving cart is for: 3 to 4 hours of cooling below 86 degrees Fahrenheit, or 2 to 3 hours at 86 degrees and above, with comparable figures for keeping contents warm. That covers an afternoon of serving rather than multi-day storage. Movement is handled by lockable universal wheels, which turn in any direction to position the cart precisely and then lock so it stays where it was put on a slope or decking. The lid is fitted with a handle and carries robust hinges, and a bottle opener is mounted for convenience so drinks are opened at the cart. Cleanup runs through a drainage hole in the base, letting meltwater out without lifting a loaded body. Unfolded the cart measures 50 by 16.5 by 29 inches, with a folded length of 28.5 inches, and weighs 38.5 pounds. Assembly is needed.