Customer Reviews for VEVOR Furniture Dolly, 440 lbs Load Capacity, 3 Wheel Steel 6.3" Tri-dolly Heavy Duty Mover with Triangle Swivel Caster, Carbon Steel Panel, Furniture Lift Mover Tool Set for Appliances, Sofa, Fridge

We're painting a room that has several large pieces of real wood furniture. I got several different dolly sets like this one to make it easy to move them away from the wall, then put them back. The VEVOR one is my favorite. The room had low pile carpet and the wheels handled that well. It's not going to roll like on a smooth surface, obviously, but it was far easier than trying to slide them without. None of the pieces had feet, so having the ability to put corners on the dolly surface to keep everything in place was much appreciated. We didn't experience any damage to the dollys like bending and whatnot. They went under a flat bottom and the pressure was spread out evenly over the whole plate. The lifter struggled with the heavier, wider pieces. In the end, we had to use another lifter from a different set in tandem.  Overall, this is a great set and super useful. Recommended.

Worked ok, just need ones with bigger wheels to work on thick carpet.

The metal platforms that the wheels mount on, are a little thin.  If I were going to move a fridge or upright piano, I would attach a 1/2\" piece of plywood to strengthen the platform. The set itself, is quite useful for most things.

Looks like it will be useful for moving heavy items but unfortunately I couldn't use it for the job intended. I had hoped to move washing machine from under work surface but there wasn't enough hight to do so.

My family recently moved into a new home, and I purchased some of those typical wood-framed furniture movers from the budget hardware store to handle the heavier things. It didn’t work. On day one, a piece of exercise equipment (that I actually use, thank you very much!) broke one of them directly in half. So, for the rest of the heavy stuff, I ordered one of these metal furniture/appliance dolly sets. The one I chose at first was from a different manufacturer, though, and it carried a much more “premium” price tag. But that product was anything but premium. It was badly unfinished, with the caster mount screws totally stripped out and—crucially—NOT deburred. If they didn’t tear up your hands first, they were going to tear up anything you actually tried to move. Of course, they tore up my hands first. Just taking the first dolly out of the package, I sliced open three fingers. Think papercuts, but longer and deeper. I returned that set immediately. This set, which costs substantially less money, is a LOT better. The biggest reason why? No cheap caster fasteners gouged out to heck and back. These dollies are actually safe to pick up! The caster fasteners feature shallow hex heads with no burrs, and there are no sharp edges anywhere. The wheels are good quality, and the swivels and wheel locks all work as advertised, too. The included accessories—dolly pads, pry bar lifting tool, plastic risers, rubber bumpers, etc.—are useful and fit for purpose. The dollies themselves even have little built-in hanger tabs so you can hang them on nails, pegboard pegs, and so on. The only place this set really falters is with the plastic storage bag. That thing is barely big enough to store everything in the package, and it’s extremely thin. Like, paper thin. In the attached image, you can see just how insubstantial this bag is. I plan on storing this set in the box it came in, so that’s not much of an issue. However, if you were planning on using the storage bag for its intended purp

Well made, and well thought out. the lift bar is a little on the light duty side. but it worked for us to move heavier reclining sectional couches. I tried to use these to move a bulky but light empty wooden shelve unit. That was sketchy due to it not being heavy enough to keep the casters secure. Great way to move furniture for cleaning or changing the layout of a room.

I had to deal with customer service and they were very quick to respond and dealt with my concern appropriately. Item looks great it was only the weight capacity was not enough for my job.

These look and feel great and are very solid. Unfortunately, they are not going to fit my particular application so I cannot review them after having yet been used. But they do definitely feel solid and the wheels maneuver and roll well and are attached well. One limitation that you can see from the pictures is that the edges are raised on two sides so that they will only fit well on a corner as compared to trying to attach them under any other part of your furniture (or whatever) where there is no corner. For example, if you wish to install these along the edge of a long piece of furniture/object, the two raised edge make that pretty unsuitable. Otherwise, these look exactly as advertised, and if you know of that particular limitation, I can solidly recommend these.

Works good, not great for all situations but definitely handy. The corner edges make it more difficult on some furniture and the lifting arm is nice but for a lot of furniture it still has to be lifted up to get an edge, good otherwise.

Looks like there is more than one model, I have model XY-8. The description says four of them can handle 1320lbs, one picture says up to 1000lbs, included manual says 440lbs. Went to Vevor website and there it says the limit for all four is 3474lbs but the prybar is limited to 440lbs. I included a screenshot of the specs from Vevor, but no idea if that is true or not either. This model XY-8 does seem to be well made and able to handle some weight. But keep in mind these are for moving stuff on flat surfaces not through gravel, sidewalks, driveways, etc. The wheels could catch on cracks or joints, so stick to smooth surfaces. The included pry bar is nice, especially with the stacking blocks so it can lift things that are higher off the ground. It even included four self adhesive rubber strips to put on the pry bar so it does not mar whatever you are lifting. For the price these are a good value and will be handy to have, wish I knew what the real load rating is tho....