Furniture Dolly,Furniture Movers with 5 Wheels,Carbon Steel Panel Heavy Duty Dolly,Furniture Lifter with 5 360° Rotatable Rubber Universal Wheels,Maximum Load 3747 LBS(Oversize)

These dollies are excellent! I have a couple safes that each weighs much more than 1100 lbs., and I was able to move them around my warehouse all by myself, without any issues. I had a few occasions of the dollies turning on me a little, but never enough to where I felt out of control. I had to move them through a huge warehouse from one end to the other, and no concerns at all. I never even tried to use the little lifting lever that came with it, because there is no way it could have lifted even a corner of those safes. Better to be use for lighter stuff.

The crowbar worked great. The lift risers stack up for leverage with the crowbar. The wheels work well, and roll well. Overall, it is a great kit for moving that heavy furniture, including that heavy gun safe you thought you could never move!

Works but one square bent after first use

A Watermain rupture from the faucet outside our home and we spent all the last 4 to 6 months getting out of this disaster. The coasters were placed on storage bins, which were heavy by themselves and with the storage bins stacked on the shelves it was a ease to move from one portion of the basement to another, allowing us to put in new flooring and paint the walls and insulation. It was a lifesaver.

I really hate to write a bad product review as they seem like high quality but in this case I feel I need to let potential buyers know exactly what to expect. Unfortunately, I returned these less than 24 hours later after receiving them so I can't upload a video. But, in my case these were useless and could have caused damage to the floor or furniture and even possible injury if I had tried something bigger to move. In my instance I tried to move a super oversized old heavy recliner, and it had the small screw in knobs for feet on the heavy bar frame. To be clear the bottom is basically four metal bars that make a square shape with screws in all four corners with a small one and a half inch in diameter hard plastic knob foot. Unfortunately, it was also the screws that was holding the bottom frame together as well so I couldn't just unscrew it or the frame would come apart. Even If I could have, I don't think it would have made a difference as it was only about a two-inch-wide bar and wouldn't have covered the entire top area of the dolly. Anyhow I didn't use the bar to lift it so I can't comment on how well the bar works or any of the other items included. I had help with someone lifting up one side as I had to get down and under the recliner practically to place these on the frame corners. When placing them they wouldn't even stay in place. I spent a lot of time trying to adjust them once all four were under the corners, but nothing seemed to work they tilted, tipped one even came rolling out from under it leaving one corner without one. I should clarify that this recliner is completely level sitting on the ground, so this isn't an issue of the legs on the recliner being uneven or an uneven floor. Lastly after 15 minutes or so once I was able to get them somewhat situated, even though some were tilting I tried to roll it a short distance just to see if it would work. To their credit it rolled but it was completely unstable. They wobbled back and forth, and the whole set of dollies twisted and turned, even tipping and tilting under each leg. They were all over the place is the best way I can describe it and this was on a hard surface floor. If I had moved it much further than a few feet or more I feel the dollies would have come loose and it would have fell and damaged the hardwood floor. So, at that point I decided these just weren't safe enough to move them any kind of distance safely. So, I packed them right back up and returned them. To be fair I do want to say these seem heavy duty and honestly might work with only certain types of furniture like a file cabinet or boxes. Let me explain. If and only if you have furniture that is completely flat and level on the bottom, even weight and the corners cover most or the entire top of the dolly it might possibly work for you on a level hard floor. They do seem heavy duty and I suspect they could hold a lot of weight. But I can't say for sure. My recliner is probably 150 to 200 pounds possibly, maybe more. So, I can't judge based off of my experience and wouldn't want to make any claims to the amount of weight it can hold. Speaking on the item itself, I'm not sure if I got a return but mine were already assembled which was nice. I did notice some slightly small scratches on it but could have been manufacturing defects as they seemed new for the most part other than the scratches. I will say the padding that's provided is seriously lacking. It's basically a paper thin felt material type sticker. But, other than the so called padding, everything else seemed high quality until I actually tried to use them. So all in all I would say avoid these unless you want to take a chance with something like I described above that it might work for.

These are cool. I have big pieces of antique French furniture and was able to move it around by myself. It is an easy way to move heavy stuff. The dolly wheels are the key. Not sure about the lever. Needed? Yes. Best? Maybe. Didn’t need the gloves. Silly. But I’m happy with the purchase and think you will be too.

I was very excited about getting this moving kit as my husband and I had a VERY heavy U shape desk to move around the office. I was actually very stressed about moving the piece that has the lateral file attached because when I say it’s heavy I mean it is VERY heavy. I had everything already taken out of the desk to try to make it as light as possible. The moment the kit came to our door I opened it up ready for it to go to work. It was a lot of trial and error learning how to use the lift bar in conjunction with the lift blocks. I actually cheated and looked at YouTube to figure it out. I initially tried to use the rollers without the pads but honestly the desk was still moving around on them quite a bit even with the pads on (I finally decided to use the pads hoping it would keep the desk from moving around). So much so I almost put my steel toe boots on! Now, I was able to get the dollies under the corners by myself after an hour of fooling around with the kit. I was also able to move the desk on the wheels by myself. However, it does not roll well on low pile carpet that is over carpet padding but I managed to get it into the new spot going slow and steady and tugging on the carpet at times to try to straighten it out. I also had to reposition the dollies quite a bit as the corners of the desk were moving around a lot. The desk has now been moved and I am glad I had the lift bar but I honestly don’t know how long the bar would last if it was being used every day for moving jobs. I gave it three stars only because it did help me lift and it did help me move it but it was quite a production and is not as easy as it shows in the video!

Exceptional. We used it to move a heavy 8 foot pool table. Was easy to use. Easily handled the weight. Rolled smooth.

Muy bien