SPACEKEEPER Furniture Mover Dolly, Furniture Lifter Set with 360°Wheels, 580KG Capacity Heavy Duty Furniture Dollies Tools for Moving Heavy Furniture, Refrigerator, Sofa, Cabinet, Black

These make shifting anything very heavy easy to move. The blocks that you can rest the lever on during manoeuvres hold the lever securely, are themselves sturdy. The lever has wheels that allows for finer slide motion of low down, heavy item. They are very easy to construct with bolts fitting a supplied spanner, I think I used a bog standard cross head screwdriver of my own too.I line the wheels in roughly the same direction by pushing them along the floor to go under the item, I have found the wheels are smooth flowing during use.The wheeled platform size about 6 inch square and a little under 3 inch high. The whole ensemble will easily fit into standard cotton shopping bag.

The tool designated to lift up objects, is very slippery, therefore it cannot lift up anything as it falls off straight away

These are useful but do expect them to slide away from furniture as you shift furniture. I think the key is to take it slowly. It would’ve helped if the grip was somewhat better.Also do use a drill. It’s easier otherwise it gets tedious. All in all I’m happy with my purchase and it did the job in some cases.

I used these skates to move a very heavy china cabinet and a large, heavy settee.The skates are easy to assemble using the provided spanner and a suitable screw driver. They are sturdy and rolled easily on a firm surface, although deep pile carpet was challenging, and required using hardboard to run over. Overall I am pleased with their performance.

Used this to move my 6 ft long, 150kg oak cabinet. Wheels take the weight no problem, rolls very nicely on my hard vinyl floor, doesn't make any marks. The mini platforms have steel plates which is thick enough to take quite a bit of weight. Assembly isn't too difficult since a spanner is included to hold the nut on the back but you will need a Philips screwdriver. Also works for washing machine and fridge without issue. Comes with a weird lever to lift things but it is not useful for big loads and will probably damage things.

Very dissapointing. Very awkward to assemble. Tried to move a hi-fi unit. Feet had no real grip. Kept sliding from under the unit.

Supposed to be able to lift 580kg! Tried to lift a fridge freezer that weighs 150kg and it bent the lip and shot out from under it.

Using these I was able to move a very heavy sofa and solid oak dining table on my own.They don’t roll very easily on carpet with a heavy load but on solid floor they work really well.Without them it would have taken at least three people to move each item.

The crow bar didn't help. Assembly took about 1-2 hrs. I advise using a Phillips to tighten the nuts. It will save some time instead of the wrench. The wheels help tremendously when moving around a heavy duty bedroom set. I would recommend this product. I would recommend lifing up the legs manually then sliding the wheels under because the lift is not going to be of much assistance

I read the reviews so I did realize I needed to put them together. Whoever came up with the wrench should get the Nobel Peace Prize. That little wrench saved me so much time and frustration. Thank you for that. Assembly wasn’t that hard at all.Once together they saved me a lot of time and energy moving my large items which I did mostly by myself. The lever and the blocks, again genius, made that possible.The only drawback is that if you don’t have a perfectly level floor you are rolling on, you will lose one or more of the wheel boards. That was annoying at times but overall I just needed to pay attention to all the cornersGlad I had these

Okay let me start off by saying this bar probably weighs 300 to 500 lbs I read some wrote the tool was trying to flip the furniture I found a steel bar roughly the same height as the dollys to help with this I picked it up and rested on the beam so it would have support while lifting for the dolly but that isn't the tools fault that's just weight distribution my only real complaint is the lifting bar can not lift high enough for a dolly even with one of the blocks it comes with I needed two blocks stacked (luckily they are made to do so) to get it high enough off the ground to get a dolly under

It's ok. Was a pain to put together. The wheels are small, so only good for light duty

Do you need more frustration in your life? Do you enjoy trying to balance heavy furniture on 2 tiny skateboards? Do you think furniture dollies are too easy? Then this product might be for you!Just make sure wherever you use it is perfectly flat, and definitely don't go over any bumps. It does extra poorly on a U-Haul ramp. Forget about using the lifter, unless you're 4'2" or you absolutely hate your lower back.I really wanted this to work well, because it *seems* like a good idea, but instead I ended up chasing a dresser down the driveway until enough of the rollers escaped from underneath. Save yourself the headache and just get a hand truck.