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Dolly Trolley Rectangular / Round 250kg Load Capacity
Dolly Trolley Rectangular / Round 250kg Load Capacity
Dolly Trolley Rectangular / Round 250kg Load Capacity
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Posted 8 February 2024

Dolly Trolley Rectangular / Round 250kg Load Capacity

£9.99
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No need to bend and over stretch, this Workzone Trolley Dolly is the answer to moving around those heavy loads. With a maximum capacity of 250kg and anti-slip pads, your knees and back will stay in shape so you can crack on with your other tasks in hand.

Features
  • Rounded edge and grip hole
  • Anti-slip dots
  • 4 wheels
  • Choose from Rectangular or Round

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  1. Mook2000's avatar
    My tip is put your PC/gaming rig on one to make it easy to access it for cleaning and repairs.

    The rectangular might be slightly more appropriate but you do you.
    petem2's avatar
    Yeah because a rectangular dolly with castors rated to 250kg is appropriate to permanently sit a PC on..
  2. dark_shadow's avatar
    Has anyone loading a stove on these - any success?
    bensbb's avatar
    I reckon a sack trolley is better for a very heavy stove, as you need to be able to lift the item onto a dolly, which I wouldnt fancy. I would use a dolly for heavy furniture items etc that you CAN lift but are very awkward to move forwards and backwards.

    e.g.
    Standard Duty Hand Truck 150kg - Screwfix

    you can probably find one second hand very cheaply as they're the sort of thing that gets left behind in garages etc (edited)
  3. Dusty's avatar
    A god send when you need them!
    iainf's avatar
    always in the way when you don't!
  4. Jaws1973's avatar
    Tony hawkes skateboard
  5. OfnPanad's avatar
    Picked up the rectagular one last week and used it to move a broken oven, a sideboard, a 55" TV in a crate...super.
  6. TP08's avatar
    Been on the look out for something like this and was about to pay more via Amazon, thanks. 
  7. mark9915's avatar
    Had one of these from elsewhere for a kitchen refurb and whilst it was really useful one of the wheels snapped off, I’ll pick one of these up as a replacement.


    Cheers OP
  8. kremix's avatar
    Plenty of uses
  9. thechief's avatar
    Been to a few stores, having trouble finding one unfortunately. Rang CS but they're pretty useless - Good deal if you can pick up up
  10. ThrobsBlackHat's avatar
    These are brilliant. I used 2 to move an 8 foot garden shed across a patio.
  11. asl3312's avatar
    I used a rectangular one to remove a Smart car engine and wheel it into my back garden!
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  12. simbrish1's avatar
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    Aldi Colington from Edinburgh

    345 Oxgangs Rd N, Edinburgh EH13 9LY

    3 left (edited)
  13. liamwill's avatar
    Like others have said an absolute god send when needed. I’ve had my Lidl ones years and haven’t failed me yet.
  14. h4music's avatar
    I've had the rectangular one for some time. It works reliably well, can't complain at all
  15. paul_shane's avatar
    The round ones are great for plant stands for anyone with heavy indoor plant pots, makes moving them about to get more sun a breeze.
  16. LifeForSale's avatar
    what that's even cheaper than the lidl one
    mr_bargain's avatar
    by a lot or just a lidl bit?
  17. World's avatar
    Great for storing Power Block Pro weights
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