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Putty Grey is a neutral color we use that blends with the Bone and Light Grey laminate colors. So, when you purchase a Bone or Light Grey Cart, the metal legs and base tube are Putty Grey. Additionally, when you purchase accessories for a Bone or Light Grey Cart that aren''t laminated (such as a SideRack) you will want them in Putty Grey so that they match the legs on your Cart. How fast do you ship my order? When your order is placed by 5pm PST, it will usually leave our dock the next business day. If, for some reason a delay is expected, we''ll let you know of the anticipated shipping date. Standard shipping takes approximately 5-7 business days from the time your order leaves our dock. If you prefer an expedited shipping method, just let us know and we can tell you what the freight charges are.

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