Smart Shelter Washing Machine Trolley for Fully and Semi Automatic, Front or Top Load, Fridge and Dishwasher Stand, Adjustable Metal and Wheels, Capacity 170Kg, Black (Min:16.5″x19.5″, Max:25.5″x32″)

Very Good Quality.
Strong and sturdy stand. Easily supports the heavy weight of the washing machine. No vibration or movement. Very good quality.

It’s measurements
Product is good but it’s not set to my refrigerator

Nice
Product is sturdy. Lock system, mobility, fit r good

Avoid – Highly unstable, Unfit and useless after a month
It has been 44 days since my purchase and use of this washing machine stand, so its an apt time to write a review. Also attaching couple of pictures to backup the review.At the first glance, this product looks great as it offers triple benefits – (1) a moving trolley (with wheels), (2) a permanent stand (with stoppers), and (3) adjustable size (with insertable pipes). However, in reality it FAILS on all the 3 counts.Its assembly works as follows – you adjust the length as per machine dimensions, mount the washing machine on top of it (big task!), then move it to the location using wheels, then fix it using stoppers.But think about it.First, do you move your washing machine/fridge every day? Most probably NO. So wheels are useless. Even if you do move repeatedly, you will need to keep readjusting the stoppers. Instead, the wheels become a problem when the machine runs, as they lead to shifting of the machine.Second, washing machine vibrates vigorously while running, so the stand needs to be stable. Unfortunately, the rubber-capped stoppers fail to achieve this and they slip every 2nd/3rd day even after fixing. Even if fixed, the rubber-based setting won’t last more than six months (it appears).Third, adjustable size, YES. But it simply is a setup of THIN square pipes inserted into each other with no great stability.Since last 44 days of use, this stand has never been stable. Have tried all sorts of combinations to keep the wheels and stoppers fixed, but they slip after every (or every second) run leading to the WM moving from its position.In ALL the attached images, you can clearly see the several different circles created on the ground due to movement of the stand despite the stoppers. Even trying to fill-up a folded plastic bag does not stop the movement. In one of the closer images, you can see how much one side of the stand has moved compared to the other side, with respect to the lines of ceramic tiles. (first and second images)Worst of all, despite the so-called powder coating it has started to rust (see attached third and fourth images).I am sure I will have to dump this away after few more months of “unstable” use.My suggestion after 1.5 months of use, AVOID.Instead, simply take the measurement of your washing machine, go to the nearby welding shop and get a much more robust stand welded using heavy iron angles which will hardly cost 300-400 Rs. that too in less than 30 minutes. The welder will also help to get it powder-coated in around 150-200 Rs. and you will get a much stronger, much stable, and much more useful stand at less than half the cost. Avoid wasting money on this multi-functional stand which appears great in pics but realistically fails on all counts.