Heavy-Duty Furniture Mover Dolly Set — 400 kg Capacity Rollers With Pry Bar

Move The Wardrobe On Your Own, Without Dragging It Across The Floor

There are two ways heavy furniture usually gets moved: badly, by dragging it and scarring the floorboards, or badly, by lifting it with someone who then can't straighten up for three days.

This set does it a third way. Lever each corner up an inch with the pry bar, slide a roller underneath, and the whole piece pushes across the room with one hand.

How It Works

• Lift with the bar, not your back. The pry bar gives you the leverage to raise one corner at a time — a fraction of the effort of lifting the whole piece.
• Four rollers take the load. Position one under each corner and the weight sits on wheels instead of on the floor.
• Then just push. A loaded wardrobe or a full fridge steers with light hand pressure once it's rolling.
• Height pads for uneven bases. Four raising pads let you level furniture with plinths, castors or feet of different heights.

Your Floors Survive It

Soft padded contact faces mean the rollers sit against the furniture and the wheels run on the floor without gouging. Suitable for hardwood, laminate, tile and low-pile carpet — which matters most if you're renting and would rather keep the deposit.

What You'll Move With It

• Sofas, wardrobes, dressers and bookcases
• Fridges, freezers, washing machines and range cookers
• Beds, desks and filing cabinets
• Large planters, pots and garden statuary
• Workshop machinery and toolboxes
• Stacked storage boxes and seasonal kit

Specifications

Common Questions

Can one person use it?
Yes — that's the point of the pry bar. Levering one corner at a time means you never take the full weight.

Does 400 kg mean per roller?
No, that's the capacity across the set with the load spread over all four. Keep the weight distributed rather than loading one corner.

Will it work on thick carpet?
Low-pile carpet is fine. Deep pile resists the wheels and makes steering hard — hard floors are where it really shines.

Can I use it on stairs?
No. This is a flat-surface tool. Never put a rolling load on a staircase.

What are the height pads for?
Furniture with feet, plinths or existing castors doesn't sit flat on a roller. The pads take up the gap so the load is even.

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