Office cart

An office cart comprising a pair of laterally spaced apart side walls, a back wall which extends between the side walls, the side walls and the back wall forming a frame having an H-shaped horizontal cross section, a plurality of vertically spaced apart shelves being disposed on each side of the back wall, the shelves being spaced away from the back wall to allow light to pass through a resulting gap between the shelves and the back wall, the shelves sloping downwardly toward the back wall to provide stable support for items on the shelves when the cart is being transported, a sliding pull-out shelf which can be moved between a retracted position generally beneath an adjacent fixed shelf and an extended position wherein the pull-out shelf is generally in side-by-side juxtaposition with the adjacent fixed shelf, and a plurality of wheels mounted to the cart to facilitate transportability of the cart, wherein a front of the cart is free of closure members to facilitate unfettered access to the shelves, and wherein a top shelf is disposed below an upper edge of the side walls so that items placed on the top shelf are stably retained by the back wall and the side walls during transportation of the cart and wherein an outer surface of one of the side walls opposite the side facing the shelves includes a pair of spaced apart studs in horizontal alignment for supporting a flip chart.