Woodside Transport Roller Dolly Trolley 300kg Capacity Furniture Removal Platform Wheels

Another great item for saving your back. Decent quality. If you're leaving it outside (we have a 200 litre plastic log bin on one & 50 litre pot of hosters on another) do yourself a favour & treat the wood. Paint it with a couple of coats of fence paint etc & it will last longer. Stows on shed wall in between use. Great for moving heavy items.

I've used this to move big bulky items easily, even across difficult surfaces. Highly recommend. Items that previously required two people to move, I managed to move alone and more easily than with a helper.

This is a great dolly/trolley; with 6 wheels it runs under weight as if floating on air. I've got other trolleys with 4 wheels which are not half as responsive and/or easy to handle. I see a number of customers have complained about the thing failing at the top end of the weight margin, but I wouldn't think of tasking this relatively small trolley with 250+kg, especially if a heavy footprint is also a wide footprint that significantly overbears the trolley's platform. What furniture you could transport on something this small I don't know but it is excellent for moving multiple steel trunks/cases of CDs and vinyl around my storage unit in one go! Why 4 not 5*? The wood itself is rough and ready; mine appeared slightly repurposed when it arrived with an obvious depression in the middle where the surface of the wood looked warped from exposure to damp or damage. It also had a few nicks, splinters and scuffs around the edges which are bare and untreated. With use this is only likely to increase and potentially compromise the integrity of the platform. I therefore covered the corners and perimeter of mine with 50mm 'Duck' tape and treated the wood with a light covering of Camellia oil, so am hoping it will go the distance for a while yet. I attached an old dog lead to the 'handle' so I can drag it when loaded. Would definitely recommend this product and may well get a couple more in time.

I bought this dolly for moving a large bookcase and a chest of drawers. It was excellent for both, it is large enough for quite sizeable pieces of furniture and was solidly made. I also moved a super king mattress on it, which was a doddle. I didn't try to test it a its maximum weight rating. It made shifting furniture very easy.

I bought this to move some heavy potted plants around my back yard, without the potential damage that hand balling them might cause. It has proved to be very sturdy, making lighter work of any job I have used it for. The three pairs of wheels are made of a durable plastic. They rotate the full 360 degrees on their metal attachments, making it easy to manoeuvre the board, regardless of the load. Since setting everything in place, I have decided to leave the board outside permanently under a wooden storage container which doubles up as a spare seat or table when required. For this reason I have treated it with outdoor paint. It has been outside for a few months now and is proving very durable. It supports the container and makes it easy to move around for different jobs. Sturdy and versatile.

Used two of these to shift a piano weighing over 200kg and then a number of other bits of furniture. Turned tricky jobs into a doddle. Saved on getting removal people in to move furniture from one room to another and also turned a number of two people jobs into one person jobs e.g. moving a sideboard. Simple but effective. Really just a bit of wood with six castors attached but well made and fit for purpose.

This roller dolly appears to be both very sturdy and good value. The thick ply rather than MDF top seems very strong. The six wheels make it easy to turn and because the weight is distributed over 6 rather than 4 wheels it seems less prone to getting stuck on carpet. My only tiny criticism is the edge of the ply could do with a bit of smoothing/finishing before leaving the factory or better still have some kind of edging applied to give it some protection. Nonetheless, despite my very small criticism, this dolly is still excellent value and I doubt you could even make it yourself for less. i would recommend it.

I just received it and haven't put it to the test yet with heavy boxes, but at first glance it looks robust and well put together. The wheels roll well on a carpet. My only complaint is that one of the rubber patches was stuck to the cardboard instead of the board, and won't stick to the board anymore. I'll try to use superglue.