HutHomery Furniture 3 Wheel Mover’s Dolly, 6-Inch Steel Tri-Dolly, Easy Moving System for Bulky & Heavy Loads in Home, Office or Warehouses - 9 Pack 440-lb Load Capacity

I am moving over half the furniture in my house to make a room into a permanent work-from-home area, which means a lot of furniture in nearly every other room in the house needs to move too. But I'm in my 60's and my two housemates can't lift, so I needed another solution.It's worth noting that my cats and my two chihuahuas were of absolutely no help at all, and didn't even care enough to stay in the room to mock me while I was doing this.Some things, like a bed, can be disassembled, but large items like china cabinets and bookcases cannot be fully disassembled, and even after you pull out the parts you can, what's left may still be 100lbs or more. I have one china cabinet that I suspect is closer to 200lbs.It's tricky to get the little lever lift under the edge of a big piece of furniture, and especially on hardwood, it tends to slip and "run away". Still, I was able to do so, standing on the handle to lift the furniture, steadying it with my hands, and shoving the roller wheels underneath with my foot. Really, moving heavy furniture ought to be a two or three person job.Anyhow, I was able to move the furniture I needed to move, and the little lever arm was the trick to getting it done. It doesn't look big enough to be useful, but it does the trick.

Don't buy if you have any weight at all. These will work if you have a round legged thing to move and the weight can be no more than 50lbs. I had square legs and most likely about 75 lbs. The sheet metal used is very thin and folded up on all the wheel stands. For them to work for me, the metal would need to be at least an 1/8" thick for this design. The lift handle didn't work for me at all. Just not a good setup at all.

Would not roll on carpet.....they would be great on anything but carpet

The wheels are well made and very maneuverable - that's why I bought them; however, the lifter did not work well at all. I had to use one I had from another product. The product was hard to situate under each of the 4 corners If the weight is not perfectly balanced, one or more will fall off. I was trying to moved a bureau from a carpeted area to a tiled surface area. It didn't work well on the carpet since the carpet was too thick. So I manually pushed the bureau to the tiled area and then could set the rollers under each corner. When the roller hit a grout grove on the tile, the roller fell off. If the bureau had a perfectly flat bottom and not 4 corner pieces before getting to the true bottom of the bureau, it would have worked better. Also, if the surface was smooth, it would have worked better. It was much too awkward to try to put a riser on top of each wheel so it would be able to set against the true bottom of the bureau. So, for me, they did not work well. Hopefully this provides some key info for people thinking of purchasing them. They are great for the right application - my situation did not match the right situation. All other roller types did not swivel and I knew that would not work well when trying to maneuver a heavy piece of furniture. A standard dolly with swivel rollers would have been better - but I'm not a mover and did not have the right sized dolly. I recommend the product for the right situation. So, I wouldn't think of returning them - there was nothing wrong with the product - just the application.

The media could not be loaded. The three wheel roller works good for me to move my big sofa. It fits the sofa legs well. Since the center of the roller is round shape, it may not fit other shapes of the legs of any furniture. Load capacity is not a concern for me. And I did not use the lifter yet. It looks small. I will save it and may use it in the future. Overall, it is a useful tool and will save your energy to move big stuff at home.

These were a great idea that didn't work. I put a heavy piece of furniture on these and soon as I tried to roll it, they fell right off. In fact they are actually a bit dangerous because they are unreliable. They might work in perfect situations on hard floors. But that situation rarely exists. I honestly don't think I'll be using these again. The wheels need to be bigger and there needs to be a way to keep them from sliding under the furniture. I think the dolly would work better.

These were PERFECT! We moved a cast iron reproduction cook stive...VERY HEAVY...and these made the job extremely easy! My boys asked me why I hadn't gotten these before! Have used them for a couple other things, but these sturdy wheels were ordered for this stove. Thank you!!!

attempted to use on many pieces of furniture - the lifting mechanism slips and is not useful... and the caster wheel assemblys- while strong only work on stuff that is flat - most furniture these days has legs or offset wood corners - and these are not big enough to stay in place.... IMO this is more dangerous than what is worth.... I would have returned them if they were still within the return policy.