Dolly Cart
Moving & Hauling
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What it does well
- FURNITURE DOLLY – Make the most of your manpower with the Stalwart dolly for moving. Transporting boxes, planters, office items, furniture, or small appliances is a breeze with this durable roller cart.
- SMART DESIGN - The swiveling casters and wheels of this heavy-duty moving dolly make transporting heavy or bulky objects easy, allowing this appliance roller to glide across concrete, wood, and other hard surfaces with ease.
- STRONG CONSTRUCTION - This sturdy moving cart can support loads up to 440-pounds. The appliance dolly is constructed from medium density fiberboard (MDF), a durable engineering wood material that is built to last.
- SECURE TRANSPORT - Non-slip patches help keep your cargo in place and prevent your objects from sliding off during transportation. The handles on the side and top of the portable dolly make it simple to carry and store between uses.
- PRODUCT DETAILS – Materials: MDF. Dimensions: (L) 22.5” x (W) 11.5” x (H) 3.25”. Load Rating: 440lbs.
In detail
About this product
The Stalwart Wheeled Dolly helps you get tough jobs done quickly and with ease. This rolling dolly is ideal for moving furniture, appliances, equipment and boxes at work or at home. This sturdy mover can handle up to 440 pounds and the non-slip pads help keep your valuables from moving or shifting.
The Dolly Cart is part of the Stalwart Auto & Cargo range, made for moving heavy loads. It suits moving house, shifting appliances, loading a truck and rolling heavy furniture.
Medium Density Fiberboard construction, measuring 22.5 x 11.5 x 3.3 inches, finished in brown.
Filed under Moving & Hauling. Stalwart makes practical tools and utility products for the everyday jobs and unexpected moments of real life.
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Years of everyday jobs
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