Furniture Moving Set with Furniture Lifter - Furniture Dolly, Furniture Movers with Wheels, Upgraded Carbon Steel Panel and 4 360° Rotating TPE Wheels, Max Load 1100LBS, Move Heavy Duty Easily

Sturdy hard wearing moves furniture easilyCertainly saved on backaches highly recommend

strong dollies, good price and easy to use. thanks

I have a very heavy sectional sofa and needed to change the rug underneath it. This made it manageable for one person to move the sofa! Well spent. I bought the one that doesn’t have the wheel locks and I can’t imagine a situation where I’d need that so save yourself the extra cost if you’re just using them to move furniture and not store it on the wheel bases.

Die Möbelbeweger sind super. Die Qualität und die Verarbeitung sind sehr gut. Selbst sehr schwere Möbel, wir haben eine Kücheninsel transportiert, sind spielend leicht zu bewegen.

This furniture dolly is incredibly sturdy and reliable! The all-carbon steel panel and heavy-duty design make it perfect for moving bulky furniture. The wheels glide smoothly, and the lifting blocks make it easy to secure items. Maximum load capacity of 1100LBS gives me confidence. Highly recommend for DIY projects or professional movers!

Utiliisimi per spostare il mobili.Io li tengo sempre sotto al eno quando faccio le pulizie sposto il mobile

tout est bien

After using the item for the first time, the wheel and bearing came off the platform and made it no longer usable. I missed my return window by a couple of days so unless I hear from the seller, I am out of the cost of the product.

Impressive and works well. The handle comes apart into the 2 parts which is good since it makes it shorter for storage or for use in tight spots. Other brands I have used and discarded, the handle does not come apart after using.

Great moving kit easy to use and the lifting bar is excellent moved a loaded desk with no trouble

I got these furniture dollies, and I've got to say, they're pretty interesting. I'm someone who likes to tinker and get things done, you know, a bit of a "Renaissance Man" if you will, haha! So, first things first, I used two of these things to move a heavy furniture and it was a dream! They're small and flat, which is great for storage, and they locked into place perfectly, exactly what I needed.But that wasn't the only workout they got. Just before that, I had to wrestle with a heavy sofa bed, the kind that unfolds into a queen-size bed, you know the drill. Then I had a solid steel table to move. 380 pounds! This dolly kit made my life so much easier. I mean, I was skeptical with how lightweight they feel, but they held up and did the job.Now, there is one thing I’m not entirely sure about which is the parking mechanism. It takes an Allen screw to use it and it just doesn’t seem all that smooth. And I have a tiny doubt if it’s going to hold up under a lot of weight with the brake on. I tested by standing on one of the braked wheels and it held fine and it made me feel a bit better about it, but I do worry. Someone mentioned using a drill with a hex tip to make the parking a little bit easier, so I’ll probably try that out. Also, the risers could be a little deeper, which you can supplement with some wood.Overall though, the concept and functionality of the dollies is great. The kit even comes with gloves, directions, and a jack! I haven't had the need to use the jack yet, but having that with everything else is a great addition. These are a great piece of kit that’ll be easy to store and have on hand when I need them!

Maybe I should have read the description and looked at the product images a bit more closely, but somehow, I expected to receive one dolly but instead have four small (a bit larger than the palm of your hand) dollies. To be clear, the product information page itself states very clearly that there are four units and accurately represents what's in the packaging - I just overlooked it. The error was totally mine, but no complaints here: my error resulted in me being pleasantly surprised. It's what Bob Ross used to call a "happy accident".I'm really thrilled because this setup with four smaller dollies with non-slip pads and the lever for lifting furniture seems like a much more robust and reliable way of lifting and moving most furniture in the house. In the few tests I did, getting furniture up and over the dolly (which is lower, so easier to slip underneath/requires less of a lift) was so easy as to almost be effortless, and once the item was securely held by all four dollies, it rolled smoothly in any direction from point A to point B. Removing the dollies was just as easy. In one of the pictures I've included in this review, I show you from the side how high the furniture can be lifted by the dolly without one of the two plastic elevation "base" units.As you see in the other pictures, the packaging includes: four small metal dollies (with softer rubber wheels that are hardwood floor safe), an instruction sheet, eight sets of nonstick/adhesive pads and double side adhesive pads (one of each for each dolly), a small hex wrench for engaging the "park" feature on the two enhanced dollies (only two "park"), and a pair of thick safety gloves. It also comes with a lever and what they have labeled in the instructions as an optional "base" - basically a set of stackable blocks that act as an elevated fulcrum/platform for the lever. The base will come in handy if you're lifting an object that isn't flush to the floor. The bottom of the "base" has virtually no elevation and can be used to protect softer surfaces, however in practice, I used the lever without it - the wheels that it pivots on in the back are super soft and won't mark or damage most flooring materials.From a build perspective, each of the individual small dollies is very sturdy and incredibly well built. Two of them are what they call basic which means they just have four wheels and a platform. The other two have a feature where you can turn a hex key into a slot in the front, extending a set of rubber feet that lift the dolly up off the floor, effectively "parking" it, so it doesn't move from its current position. I found this most useful for when I was placing the dollies in all four corners of a couch - parking the first two dollies gave me the stability I needed to use the lever to lift the opposite end.Regarding the non-stick pads (which you affix yourself): there are two sets of four adhesive circular pads. One set is double sided sticky tape and the other set has one sticky side and a non-sticky but still non-slip/rubberized texture side. When unpacking the box, I didn't notice the rubberized pads so I put on the double-sided adhesive ones thinking "well I guess this is kind of weird but at least when I lift the furniture the dollies will lift up with it". Looking back, I would have preferred to put the rubberized pads on and find another way to keep the dollies in place. I'm going to give it a chance as is and see how it goes. I may just stick on the rubber pads on top of the double-sided adhesive ones and have a bit more padding and lift. The adhesive they used on these sticks incredibly well to the metal, so once they get stuck down, you're going to have to put some work into prying them up.As with all things there is one minor difficulty to consider with these smaller dollies: if you do have furniture that you have to move over a door threshold, curb, or some other bump, these aren't as sturdy as a large heavy wooden dolly with larger wheels that can potentially be nudged over those types of bumps. These wheels are approximately one inch tall which means if you hit a door threshold, the dolly is going to just stop in place and probably slide out from under your furniture. So, keep that in mind and make sure you have a plan for navigating uneven surfaces and you should be fine. In our household, these will likely be a strictly inside set. Over time, the soft wheels might get worn down by concrete, asphalt, etc.Overall, this was great purchase that will (well...was) be put to use almost immediately. It will almost certainly replace my old wooden dollies for almost all day-to-day household furniture moving needs. Highly recommended!

Rubberized Roller Wheels on a plastic type wheel spin freely when spun on a metal rod axle with no bearings.Comes with 8 adhesive plate pads.2 piece lift bar when assembled works lifting corners of item to slide plates under but lifting bar plate can mar or cut into item being lifted.. Id use lifting bar as a last resort or try padding the lift bar lip.Lifting added height block accessory is indented to prevent lifting bar's wheels from rolling off.All in all it works but for everyday heavy lifting Id have reservations about the axle rod thru plastic wheel setup as all the carried weight is metal spinning in plastic.Long term everyday professional mover use its going to fail. For those occasionally using then it should last a long while unless bouncing downstairs etc..Sealed metal wheel bearings would have made this better for everyday use.