Customer Reviews for VEVOR Drywall Cart, 3000 LBS Panel Dolly Cart with 45.28" x 21.8" Deck and 5" Swivel Wheels, Heavy-Duty Drywall Sheet Cart, Handling Wall Panel, Sheetrock, Lumber, for Garage, Home, Warehouse

Really easy to assemble, is not to heavy, easy to use

Formidable pour porter des objets lourds type bac à douche ou cabines de douches ou portes.

These looked similar to the round table dolly/cart I was after, so I took the chance. Easy to put together. They are holding up well for warehouse to delivery truck to on site, making lighter work for my guys. They got the job done well enough I am after two more now. I am very happy with them.

Tires seem cheap. I had a hard time inflating one (received flat). Dolly seems like it would be OK for drywall panels or plywood but I wouldn't trust it for heavier loads like granite counter tops, etc.. The smaller 8\" tires don't seem to raise the base far from the ground. Potential to scrape whatever your moving is high. 10\" inflatable tires would be an improvement. I didn't actually use it as I needed to move heavier objects. I was sent a used item and ended up returning it as it did not meet my expectations.

Strange description, but This is what I look for in this type of seldom used tool. I like Vevor for this level of quality. I have not used them yet, but they appear up to the task (i.e., transporting a double sized window/door to its installation location.)

Was really suprised at the quality of this cart. For the price I wasn't expecting much but it is perfect for what I need it for. I am extremely happy that i got it and am waiting for my next ones to come in.

My still missing parts please contact me

Moving sound booth walls made of MDF and they are 100lbs each. I laid 2 on there and rolled away. I was surprised that the tires are air and not solid. But they worked fine. The rubber the tires are made of are sturdy. The unit is adjustable in width, which makes it nice. It's high enough off the ground to give you a bit of flexibility in terms of terrain.

It can be a little cumbersome on not smooth terrains, and going over bumps/door jambs can be difficult, but ultimately it’s way more effective than trying to pick up and carry 3” thick, 8’ long walnut slabs that weigh over 300 pounds. Seems to be robust enough to survive a while

Can’t beat the price and quality. I currently have them fully loaded with 5/8’s drywall. Handles the weight well and we can move the carts easily.