Ronlap Furniture Moving Dolly 4 Wheels Heavy Duty Small Flat Dolly Cart with Wheels Interlocking Furniture Movers Dollies for Moving, 440 Lbs Capacity, 1 Pack, Black

Great product works well

Easy to assemble with extra screws included. A little small for most uses. Slippery surface needs strips of duct tape to hold items in place. Made a "leash" out of old strapping to pull item that is now held on with the provided bungees.

works very well

My ecoflow delta max 2 lives on top of this, it's the perfect size and is very sturdy.

I returned itBy the photos, I was not aware how very small it is. That’s on me.

Just in case this gets copied to another product, this review is for the "Ronlap Furniture Moving Dolly, Furniture Movers with Wheels, Portable Moving Rollers Leg Dollies for Heavy Furniture, 4 Wheels Small Flat Dolly with 2 Elastic Ropes, 440 Lbs Capacity".The description tells you how easy these are to link together to make a single platform. What they don't tell you is that they come apart again even more easily, even if something heavy is sitting on top of them. Perhaps *especially* if something heavy is sitting on top of them.It also doesn't tell you that the wheels have a distressing tendency of coming out of their sockets. The heavier the object supported, the more likely the torque on the wheel base is to pry them out of their sockets. The center of the mounting post is off from the support provided by the wheel itself, which means the sockets are subject to sideways force. The cheap plastic isn't up to the job of holding the wheels in place. Moving an object more than a foot across a smooth hardwood floor without at least one wheel coming out would be an accomplishment, and it's one I have not yet managed.I tried to move a sixty pound glass & metal box using three of these "linked". Don't make the same mistake.

I wanted to find a couple of floor speaker stands for speakers I have that weigh nearly 100 pounds each! Not very many options out there that are under $100.00. Then I saw this dolly and a bulb went off that I could then maneuver my heavy floor speakers if I had them on wheels! I bought two of these and no regrets. Do not fall for the cheaper versions that come with plastic casters. Pay a couple dollars more and get all steel casters, big difference!

I have a disability and multiple dogs so I use this dolly for when they're 45 lb bag of dog food gets delivered.The only negative is none of the wheels have a lock feature. So every time I go to pull the bag up onto the dolly the dolly goes shooting out from underneath the bag. I have to try and put one leg in front of it and one leg on the side to try and hold it still while getting the 45 lbs of dog food on top of the dolly. Once it is on the dolly however it rolls very smoothly across hardwood floor but once you hit any type of rug the dolly stops and the dog food falls off the front.I would love it if this had some sort of strap material that you could pull the dolly with so I don't have to push the dolly by the bag of food. I know it comes with elastic straps but that still does not hold the bag of food when I hit an area rug I need to go over. It still slides off the front of the dolly.I use an old dog leash and loop it through one of the slats so I can pull the dolly. Works much better.