Dolly Cart – Multipurpose Furniture Mover for Appliances and Boxes with 440lbs Weight Capacity – Moving Supplies by Stalwart

If you use this thing as it's intended, it's a great dolly. It's NOT made to carry heavy weight in the middle for extended periods of time - weight needs to be over the wheels if you want a permanent setup. So not good for continuous use under a small heavy flower container that isn't roughly the same size as the dolly. I use it to move an 80# container of files - the file container bottom extends over the four wheels. Rolls easily on low-pile carpet (all wheels rotate). Easy to assemble: put in 4 screws to attach each wheel.

Perfect for small space and is strongly built. Rolls very smoothly and saves arms and back from serious strain. Very easy to move a heavy air compressor around in the garage.

When I received the two I bought, I was originally concerned. I did not see in the product description that they were MDF. When I received two mdf dollies, I was initially very apprehensive. I put very light weight stuff on it the first night of use. They performed well above what I expected for mdf dollies with 1/4 " screws holding on cheap plastic 1" wheels. I let the appearance of utility lead me to overtrust them...The third night of use, there was some very slight rain. That was apparently enough to weaken one of the dollies just from what was kicked up by the wheels rolling over damp sidewalks, and the mdf split in half. Luckily nothing was destroyed by the complete failure of the dolly. I unfortunately the that dolly away without taking a picture of it.I accused one of the helpers moving stuff of being too rough with the dolly. I was wrong to blame the person, but still I foolhardy trudged ahead using cheap dollies. The second broke a short while later as it went over a 1/4 " lip on a door threshold. Not wanting you to think I'm overestimating what the dolly can handle, it was carrying a small box, roughly 30 lbs, with a very expensive piece of electronics. I told the helper to use the dolly, thinking that would be safer than carrying the electronics. Was I wrong!?!Now, I'm out the money for both dollies, as well as $1000ish dollars to replace electronics that broke as they spilled out of the box from the dolly shattering three of the four wheels. I have included the picture of the wheels to demonstrate the shoddy craftsmanship. 440lb weight capacity is a COMPLETE LIE!!!DO NOT BUY THESE!!!

This thing reminds me of those scooter things we all played with in gym that crushed our fingers. I didn’t use it for that but I did use it to move out. Gets the job done and it sturdy. The wheels suck but since it’s build it yourself you could just put your own wheels on if you’re feeling fancy.

Gather 'round, fellow furniture wranglers, as I regale you with the tale of the Dolly Cart – the little mover with big dreams and non-locking wheels:Let me tell you, folks, this Dolly Cart may be small, but it's got the heart of a lion and the spirit of a champion. I've hauled everything from couches to coffee tables with this bad boy, and it hasn't backed down once. It's like the David to my furniture-moving Goliath – and let me tell you, Goliath never stood a chance.Handy-Dandy Helper:Oh, the adventures I've had with this handy-dandy contraption! It's like having a trusty sidekick by my side, ready to tackle any moving mishap that comes our way. Need to navigate a tight corner? No problem. Stuck in a doorway? Piece of cake. This Dolly Cart is the MacGyver of the moving world – resourceful, resilient, and always ready for action.Wheels of Misfortune:But let's talk about the pièce de résistance – those non-locking wheels. Oh, the chaos they've caused! One minute, I'm smoothly gliding across the floor like a figure skater on ice, and the next, I'm careening into a wall like a bull in a china shop. It's like riding a rollercoaster, only with more furniture and fewer safety harnesses. But hey, what's life without a little excitement, am I right?Final Verdict, From One Furniture Wrangler to Another:In conclusion, my fellow furniture wranglers, the Dolly Cart is a mover's dream and a comedian's goldmine. It may have non-locking wheels that send you careening into walls, but it's small, handy, and full of character. So grab your sense of adventure, hold onto your coffee table, and get ready for a wild ride – because with the Dolly Cart, every move is an adventure.

Great for what it's designed for if it's going to get wet before you put the wheels on it give it a couple coats of urethane that'll pretty much solve that problem