QWORK Tri Dolly Capacity Furniture Appliances Review

This is real garbage. Without them, moving a dresser was easier than moving dressers even 6 inches on it. They didn't work on tile, flat wood, or carpet. Please buy something else.

Took them out of the box and placed an object weighing about 200 pounds on four of them on the smooth wooden floor. One of the wheels broke almost immediately. Very cheaply made and certainly won't handle anything as heavy as a piano or other large piece of furniture.

I ordered them due to size restrictions. I usually order Move-It tricycles. The metal looked worse to the naked eye. I could see how easily they succumbed to metal fatigue. I resized my project, sent them back and ordered another set of my favorite fuses that I have used many, many times.

A wheel broke off on first use. It looks like the wheels are made of soft plastic/rubber. We put it under the four legs of our kitchen table that weighs 90 to 100 pounds or less. These wheels should be rated for 200 pounds, but that's not possible. I'm assuming this would be fine for a £30 or £50 item, but if that's the case, why would you need this product?

These casters are useless unless you are moving something on a VERY flat surface. Even then they slip out of the holding cup. I could screw the caster screws into the legs of the furniture, but I don't really like that idea and trying to do it on heavy furniture will bring a curse. I've tried them on the table and on the table I'm fixing and they've fallen out so many times I ended up moving them myself.

The item I received was bubble wrap and then wrapped in a plain white bag. The product looked used (scratches, dents, worn coating). The item received does not match the item image (in terms of quality/finish). One of the rubber bumpers wasn't even on any of the units and they certainly don't look like the picture on the listing. This is one of the most disappointing Revain purchases. You will be returned.

As other reviewers have stated, the weight they can handle is not correct. In addition, they do not move on a carpet. Not even flat ads. Maybe if the object you are moving is light. Of course, if it were light, you could probably just move it without the wheels. I just wanted to be able to roll my coffee table out of the way. I had ankle surgery and had to use a walker. I figured if I could just slide the coffee table away I could use it. nope The wheels overturned the coffee table. We've tried

I put all four under the washing machine I was going to move. I wasn't overweight. After putting them back in place, I couldn't get the washing machine to move. I specifically chose a trolley model with caster wheels so I could easily move it in any direction so I couldn't figure out what the problem was. . I finally got the carts out from under the washing machine. The problem became apparent immediately (see attached photo). One of the wheels has been turned almost entirely sideways to its…

I would have found this at a junkyard or maybe a dollar store. I can feel lucky. But they're not worth the time it took for the poor fool to build them. Cheap doesn't justify them. It looks like if they could find a way to make them cheaper they would try. This is a good example of the collapse of online shopping. Photos never tell the whole story, you buy a product almost blindly. I would never give them a second look. Plastic wheels sit freely on the shafts. Ball bearings are unlubricated and