Furniture Movers, Heavy Duty Furniture Lifter Mover Tool Set of 4, 880 Lbs Load Capacity, 360° Rotation Moving Wheels for Sofa/Piano/Refrigerator (4 Pack)

These movers can handle anything you give them!! We had SUPER HEAVY antique furniture we moved with these babies and they handled it with ease!! Unbelievably Strong and heavy duty to handle the heaviest of furniture! The crow bar for lifting is genius! The inventor of these tools is my hero!!:)We ordered another set that was $15 cheaper and they were complete plastic junk with only 4 wheels. Trust me, that 5th wheel is key! These made furniture moving quick and my husband and I literally enjoyed the easy process!! LOOK NO FURTHER-BUY THESE!

Got this to move a 300lb stove. the casters seemed to handle the weight fine, but the cheap plastic plate on top could not. Two of them shattered after rolling about 3 inches.They ought to make that base plate metal, then these would probably work fine, but no way that cheap plastic can handle 880 total load, it's probably more like 200.

Moves my heave furniture well! Makes it so much easier and leaves no marks on the floor.

Very small.

We use these to easily move our bed. They are well made and easy

Received with broken parts. Cheap plastic

We used these to move a piano. Very helpful and takes the load off of you. You do need a few people to get them on and off and to hang on when moving the item. Especially a piano. But I think if you were moving something light, that you could handle it by yourself. Maybe. Depends on you. But all in all, these are very helpful.

The sales pitch and video for this type of product are impressive. I choose this one of the multiple types of these products. I took noted the small size of these mini wheeled platforms, but I was surprised when I saw them when they arrived - they’re seriously tiny! Toy size. Still, I tried. I used these with moving boxes (white cardboard boxes you assemble, from Staples). Mine measure about 12” x 12” x 18”. They were mostly filled with books.Trial #1: I stacked three boxes, heaviest at the bottom, carefully lined up. I and tried to roll them with these wheels about 40 feet on my wood floor. I liked the included bar that raised the box so the wheels can slip under. It was a little tough to get set of wheels under each of the bottom box’s 4 corners. Then the tough part: VERY unsteady steering. The boxes required HEAVY work to continually guide them in a straight line.Trial #2: For the next three boxes I tried a different method. I combined the wheels together, which I liked, and lined them up in the middle of the box. I hoped there would be less “fighting“ of wheel steering this way. They still were very difficult to steer - and now I had a wobbly balance problem. The work of steering was even worse. I predicted this, but had to try. On top of that, the different wheel sets separated from each other several times while rolling. Ugh.Conclusions:I tried to get one of the best of this type of product and try it out. I conclude the several sets of wheels I bought aren’t aligned with each other. They also didn’t stay together for me when linked and tested, which was a surprise.I recommend a different solution, such as a real dolly.