Steel Panel Truck Cart, Platform Truck, Heavy Duty Lumber Drywall Dolly, Flatbed with 2500 lbs Capacity and 4 Swivel Casters, 36x24inch Steel Board with 3 Side Handrails

I can't say enough about this cart. From the "heavy duty" construction and weight to the ease of assembly, this cart is fantastic! It arrived well packed for the shipping to Hawaii and all the parts were incased with Styrofoam and shielded with cardboard panels. The wheels are huge and climbs over extension cords and other obstacles in the shop with no problem. The platform is heavy and thick and I don't worry about warping or bending under the weight of the panels and shop tables I put on it. The dividers slide in and out effortlessly and makes configuring the cart to my tasks a breeze. Well done and IMPRESSIVE!

Nicely made, strong cart with one design deficiency: the rails do not have a provision to be held in place. So if you pull them up, they'll disconnect. It can be fixed by drilling holes and installing pins or bolts, but it should've been a part of design.

Great, solid, caddy/cart for holding or transporting sheets of wood. I believe this was advertised as holding up to 2000K lbs. very easy assembly. We purchased for our garage to store sheets of OSB. Works like a charm and can easily be moved to another area of the garage or for cleaning.

We purchased this to hold plywood that we use to cover our windows (live in FL - so hurricanes). Some of the plywood is full length and this cart is a perfect way to organize and move around the garage as needed. Very nice quality and easy assembly. After looking at several on Amazon, this one stood out and I am glad we purchased it.

Work as advertised

I like the finish ! And packing

At any time, I probably have a half dozen sheets of 4x8 material in my shop, not to mention various cut pieces. Needless to say, they are always in the way of something, and take up a lot of wall space. This seemed like a good solution.=== The Good Stuff ===* The cart is sturdy, and can easily handle the weight of a hundred pounds of wood. The wheels are decent sized covered in a nice neoprene, and roll easily across the concrete floor of my shop. As long as you keep the material centered on the cart, it is pretty steady and resistant to rollover.* Maneuverability is pretty good, since all four wheels can rotate 360 degrees.* Assembly took just a few minutes (if you discount the trip to the hardware store.=== The Not-So-Good Stuff ===* The wheels are secured with four bolts and four nuts. In the hardware kit, there were no lock washers, and the nuts were not the fiber type that lock...just plain old nuts. And thin ones at that. Since I didn't want to load this up with wood only to have the wheels fall off, a trip to the hardware store for some washers and stop nuts was in order. Of course the bolts were metric- meaning the nuts were 3x as expensive as they should have been. $15 by the time I was done.* The upper looped pieces (the things that the wood leans against) fit into round receptacles on the deck. These are pretty shallow, and the pieces only loosely fit into them. It didn't inspire a lot of confidence that they wouldn't come loose either from wood leaning on them, or carelessly using them to move the cart. I ended up drilling them and anchoring with a bolt. Another couple bucks in hardware.=== Summary ===The cart is mostly a success at doing what it was supposed to do- keeping plywood out of my way. It seems sturdy, and is easy to move around. But the design/hardware package shipped with it is ridiculous. This isn't some $30 thing...when I pay a couple hundred dollars for something, I expect it to have the hardware needed to that it goes together....and stays together...when I try to use it.

I use a similar cart for my scenery shop to move wall panels (flats) around both in shop and n site. My others are similar in size but do not have the middle separator. It helps to be able to carry two types of sheet material at once or pop out any combination of handrails depending on my load. When all are off, there is nothing sticking up so I can place oversize objects on the cart. This is not possible with my others. The large wheels move across uneven pavement and thresholds easily. The cart is very solid and will stand up to a lot of use. The only assembly is to mount the wheels which I do with a battery impact tool. Very quick and easy.