4-in-1 Platform Truck Cart with Cage Multi-Purpose Heavy Duty Steel Flatbed Cart with 2200lbs Capacity Platform Hand Truck 6" Wheels Push Cart Dolly for Groceries, Garage, Warehouse (41“L x 24" W)

Looked at and reviewed in depth a lot of carts and problems that were discover either in assembling the carts or in use of the carts. This has proved to be a good cart for my use as I am able to move around a lot of pieces and scraps from work of both travertine and marble, which can get extremely heavy quickly. The wheels are holding up, would recommend purchasing lock washers for assembly to bottom which is reinforced another plus. Seems well made and believe will last me for a very long time. The 4 cage like sides are simple to assembly and take off if want/need to use as a flatbed cart. Excellent for my purposes!

EXCELLENT. STAINLESS STEEL. IT IS A HEAVY BEAST, BUT WORTH THE MONEY!5/4/2025 UPDATE; REALLY A FANTASTIC CART, THE ONLY CON IS THE SCREWS. BUY A LOT OR USE AN ELECTRIC TOOL TO DRILL THEM IN. THE SCREWS ARE METERIC 8MM OR TAKE A SCREW WITH YOU TO THE HARDWARS SHOP OR HOME DEPOT AND YOU WILL GET EXTRA SCREWS.

If you need a Genghis Khan of carts, this beast is for you. Easy enough to assemble; less easy to rearrange the sidings. I say that but it’s just a little wedged, not impossible. I have zero regrets. This cart is beast and will last me a long, long time. I used to buy cheaper carts once a move but we named them the Marie Antoinette series because they would last only one move then die. You simply couldn't have your cake and eat it too. Not this cart. This cart is all the cake. This cart will be passed on to my grandchildren and possibly even theirs as well. It is a beast. Probably tho, don’t leave it outside. It’ll last generations because I only use it to move once every two years or so and in between store it in a closet. Still a beast.Oh! I almost forgot! It sounds like a rain stick when you tip it over. I personally don’t mind as it adds some character to my otherwise plain beast of a cart but it could bother others. It sounds like sand or possibly metal bits inside the frame. Call it the Rain Man Cart. What a helpful hunk of metal.Definitely double check dimensions too.. it struggles with turning super sharp corners. Two wheels are swivel and two are not. I want to replace the two non-swivel wheels and have all four be swivel to get around that issue.

This flatbed card has some amazing versatility to it. The option of having all of the sides attached or to have it fully open, allows the user many options. The railings are easy to add and remove, and are relatively slim, making them easy to store.I use the cart without the sides attached and have hauled 12 long boxes of comics without issue. The wheels move in relative tandem with each other. I did have some issues with the wheel bolts staying secured. The hardware that comes with the cart, for assembly, is very basic. I recommend tightening the bolts with more heavy duty tools before substantial use. More than once we were retrieving a bolt from the floor.Also be aware that there is a side for the handle and a side for the rails. This is indicated in the instructions as it pertains to the direction the wheels face. The difference is minimal, but the handle will only fit in one end of the cart.So far I am delighted with this cart, it has made loading in and out of events substantially more efficient.

This is the second one that I have bought, the first I wound up giving it to a family member because she loved it. Quality metal, very sturdy, rolls easily and is quite large and holds a lot of items.

This cart is perfect for our restoration business, we bring back soiled laundry fromFires and store it in this cart until we can get the laundry done. Holds several large bags of laundry. Will be able to use for other things such as moving heavy items from room to room. Plant folds compact for when not in use. Very easy to assemble

The 4-in-1 Platform Truck Cart has a lot of potential, but I’ve encountered some issues with its assembly and performance. The idea behind it is excellent—versatile and heavy-duty with a 2200lbs capacity, which is great for various uses around the garage and warehouse.However, putting it together was trickier than expected. Despite tightening the bolts as much as I could, they keep loosening and falling off during use. This means I frequently have to stop and reattach them, which is frustrating and interrupts the workflow.The 6" wheels are sturdy and the cart itself is strong, but the assembly problems have been a significant drawback. With some improvements to the design or instructions, this could be a very handy tool. For now, it’s a mixed experience with both pros and cons.

We bought this for IT closet/server room rip outs. This thing is versatile. I did not put the bolts in the side panels so we could easily take them off. If you’re mobile like me I’d suggest replacing the bolts with large wire lock pins or quick release pins for fast breakdown and storage.