SIMPLI-MAGIC 79545 30 in. x 18 in. Hardwood Furniture Moving Dolly 1,320 lbs. Capacity – 4 Swivel Wheels Heavy-Duty Furniture Dollies, 2 Pack

Sturdy, great size. Works great for moving heavy objects. Reasonable price. Easy to put together.

Hey there, fellow furniture aficionados!I recently got my hands on the SIMPLI-MAGIC 79545 Hardwood Furniture Moving Wooden Dolly Swivel Casters, and let me tell you, it’s like having a secret weapon for moving heavy stuff around!Here’s why I’m absolutely smitten with these dollies:Sturdy and Reliable: These two bad boys can handle a whopping 2000-pound static load. That’s right, you can practically move your entire book collection (and maybe a small elephant) without breaking a sweat.Smooth Moves: The four ball-bearing swivel casters glide effortlessly in any direction. It’s like they’ve been sipping on some furniture-moving elixir!Hardwood Beauty: The dolly’s hardwood body is both rugged and elegant. No more worrying about scuffing up your precious cargo. Plus, the carpeted ends add an extra layer of protection.Versatility Galore: Whether you’re rearranging your home office, revamping the garage, or organizing a school event, these dollies have your back. They’re like the Swiss Army knives of furniture moving.Easy Peasy Assembly: No rocket science here. Just slap 'em together, and you’re good to go. Even I managed it without summoning the furniture-moving spirits.In summary, the SIMPLI-MAGIC 79545 is like having a trusty sidekick for all your heavy-lifting adventures. So go ahead, channel your inner superhero and roll those couches, pianos, and antique armoires like a boss!P.S. If you’re still on the fence, trust me—I’ve moved more furniture than a Tetris champion. These dollies are the real deal!

Great product at a great price. Very sturdy, very mobile and easy to move around by 1 person. I put a Ford straight 6 cyl., 200 cu in motor on it fully assembled and I roll it around my garage effortlessly. Put a portable generator on 1 so I could move it around to where I wanted it, as well--- and I love them.

I got a pair [2] of these wooden dollies to use for pretty heavy items for an upcoming move. They were pretty easy to put together. Part of the top of these 2 dollies have some carpeting stapled to the top sides to try to make sure whatever piece of furniture you're moving around or other heavier object[s] you're trying to move around stays in place. Not sure how good the included casters will work with an actual heavy load on these dollies and these are small dollies and suppose to hold over 500 pounds each, but doubt that. I added some wooden planks and mounted them on top of one of the 2 dollies for a somewhat larger loading top and put on some "Eye-type" bolts on the topside of one of those dollies to use tie-down straps to more secure my larger boxes or furniture to the dollie while moving it around outside to the truck and back into the new place. Also, added a heavy duty rope so I can pull it as well while secured. I'd give it overall 4 of 5 stars, because it's a little smaller than I expected and these casters don't look like they would work well with heavier loads around 400 pounds or more. Lucky for me, I have no real heavy duty furniture, mostly smaller pieces and larger boxes. 4 stars.

Just bought these so I could move a bunch of furniture from my apartment and they both worked like a charm. Absolutely fantastic. It moved everything I put on them. Highly recommended.

Easy to assemble. I added a .5" thick piece of plywood to the center section for easy furniture transport. Works great

These worked great. However, I didn't know that they came 2 to a box, so I ended up with 4.

These are great, for the most part. One was perfect, the other was ok. It lost a star because the 2nd one had the countersink holes drilled too deeply for the bolts (under the carpet) and if I put any real torque on the bolts the heads pulled completely through the board, so it lost two stars for that since that meant I had to use lock-tite on the threads. The only other concern is the carpet has stretched a lot after just a little use and now is flimsy and moves around on the boards, so it's going to rip off at some point unless it's adhered; it should have been glued down.