VEVOR Furniture Dolly, 500 lbs Capacity Each Count, Furniture Mover with Wheels, Portable Moving Rollers 4 Wheels Heavy Duty, Small Flat Dolly Cart with Interlocking for Heavy Furniture, 2 Pack, Black

Using the dolly’s to move large kayak around in garage, keeps kayak low to ground to allow second kayak to fit overtop. Works great for my use, very happy - thank you

I was thrilled with the size of these and they roll so smooth. Wheels ho where you want them to go. These boards are also very durable. Very impressed. I bought them to move my moms household furniture out. So far I used them to move my washer. Not really made for appliances and I had to move it from my walkway to the garage. It went over cracks, bumbs, and dips in the concrete and then pushed it down long driveway. It didn't like going small pine cones but other than that it finally got my washer off my walkway. Very quality moving boards.

They are exactly what they advertised. I’m using them to put 50-100 lbs of clay on and be able to roll them out when needed. The pulls make it easy to do that.

I was searching for a budget option for moving smaller yet very heavy items such as filled-to-the-brim toolboxes. Just one of these cute units can carry 4 standard toolboxes and feels like it can take even more weight-wise!They come with straps for securing your items, that's a nice bonus. I was also surprised at how lightweight they are, they makes things look clean and professional.You can carry banker boxes with one unit but it's preferable to use 2 for moving standard blue Rubbermaid boxes.I'd totally see one unit being used solo as a PC tower stand, permanent furniture wheels for a 2-drawer filing cabinet and as you attach them into a bundle the possibilities are almost endless!I bought a second set for managing my narrow closet that is hard to get to the end of, i hope more will ne made because i am getting ideas on sorting my storage unit as well!10/10, will buy these again more than 2 times!

Bought these to be able to move a 60 gallon square water tank around in my garage (to get it out of the way when needed). The cart is okay. The two halves don't "lock" together and if you bump it or you try and shift the load to overcome the base of a ramp or seam in concrete the two halves will pop out and separate.