DURHAND Steel Climbing Stairs Trolley Hand Trucks 6-Wheels Foldable Load Cart 120kg, Red

Sturdy and strong, couldn't have done without this during our move! Easy to go upstairs with the functional wheels

Does make moving products up stairs a lot easier than carrying. A little bit heavier than desirable but worth the extra effort. Would recommend

Getting older and with a lot of steps in our garden the pots, large hose etc had become impossible for us to move. We are now independent again with our new trolley. It’s well made, easy to handle and fold down for storage.

It is a well-made item that I found a bit tricky to use on staircases because of its weighty steel construction when laden. The size of the wheels is a two-edged sword because the payload pulls in the opposite direction of travel whilst using the stairs and doesn't give the user a chance to rest between stair treads. Whilst assembling this item it is beneficial to have a mallet on hand to secure the wheel retention caps in place because they are very difficult to secure by hand!

I ordered one of these believing that getting heavy objects upstairs (and down, eventually) would be easier than a 2 wheel dolly. But as I waited for deliver and read other reviews, and studied the pictures carefully, I noticed something; 2wheels on the ground at any one time. This is obvious, but what isn’t obvious is how this works on standards depth stairs; it doesn’t, in my opinion ( I refused delivery so, as the title says this is just my opinion. Here’s why I think it doesn’t work on stairs: Once you are committed to climbing the stairs, the dolly is never at rest because the wheel furthest from the handle is hanging in free air because there is no flat ground underneath it. Why? Because the depth of the tread won’t allow it. So now you are committed to holding the entire load for the entire staircase, 13 or 14 steps typically. I don’t know about you, but I can’t do that with a heavy load. With a 2 wheel dolly, unless it’s got cartoon like giant wheels, the 2 wheel come to a natural rest , exact time they land on top of the next step. This allows you to relax, take a breath, move your feet up a step and get prepared for the next heave up the next step. Heck, someone could even hand you a cup of tea while you rest. I don’t thing that’s possible with the 6 wheel dolly, for the reasons I have explained. AGAIN, this is just my theory based on carefull observation of the photographs. One or two steps would probably be fine depending on the load and your strength. But I had up to 50kg at a time and 7 loads to take. It just didn’t seem feasible. I eventually did it with a 2 wheel dolly one might heave at a time wit appropriate rests. I hope this helps someone think about their application. Unfortunately I had to leave stars so I went down the middle , not to skew results too much.

The media could not be loaded. Excellent moving trolley. Strong and easy to use on a a few stairs. The trolley itself is a bit heavy but it's really helpful to carry 2-3 heavy large moving boxes. Folds away and it's great for storage. So far I definitely recommend for moving homes or moving heavy items around.

Heavy but that also makes it sturdy. Platform could do with being slightly longer but that is the only negative. Makes taking heavy boxes up and down stairs as easy as taking on a flat surface.

Works really well. Was cheaper than hiring a similar tool from the local tool hire place, and now it's mine to keep.Moved a washer, dryer and freezer up a flight of stairs. Would be a good idea to use some ratchet straps to stop the appliance falling off the trolley though if moving bulky appliances.One thing that spooked me a bit was when it arrived, the wheels are not attached. You have to attach them yourself by placing them on the axel and then pushing on a chrome wheel hub to hold them in place. It doesn't look like they would stay on, but mine worked great.