🛒 PlyWheels Plywood and Drywall Dolly Review

The product looks great and I think it will handle moving plywood during hurricanes. Luckily there hasn't been a hurricane in Southwest Florida this year, so I'm just assuming everything will be fine. I would love to leave it unused in the garage for the next few years! Just wanted to be ready!

It wasn't what we were hoping for. It was needed to transport laminated panels (an analogue of plywood), but there was not enough free space, it constantly hit the floor and pressed it to the floor. My husband made something with much larger wheels that work much better for his job.

I was looking for a panel truck that could move large and heavy sheets of plywood and cement! Of all the products out there, this one met my needs for both price and functionality! While I don't need this on a daily basis, it's something that anyone doing projects around the house should have! Yes, there are more expensive ones, but for the money and convenience you can't go wrong with this one!

Small, looks like a tonka toy but does the job. I single handedly move boards, mostly 3/4 plywood rated at 85 pounds per 4x8 board. Lift one end onto the trolley, slide towards the center and off you go! The wheels are solid, although I wish they were 4 inches instead of 3 inches. This tool made the job much easier. (The panels still don't "balance" and it takes some effort, but I've used moving carts with wheels that move in every direction. This cart makes sure it goes where I want it to go…

I almost kicked myself when I got this. Didn't pay attention to the size before ordering, just looked at the picture. Yes I know. Spirit. I'm in my 60's and need help putting up a 6ft wooden fence. Not this tiny piece of plastic on a tiny wheel. "Needless to say, this little thing saves a life. He worked over a gravel road. Dirty lawn, nasty little bumps and curves. 25 fence panels were made. Several groups found which way worked best and everything went smoothly. This works best on flat, hard…