Drywall Cart

Being in the construction industry, I am often looking for products that are built to last. Thankful for this item and it’s abilities in the construction industry.

This is not a very good quality cart. My first load of drywall it fell over and cracked. Worthless.

The cart itself looks sturdy enough. The wheels look ok but the seller didn't send any hardware to put this thing together so I'll head to the store and buy more hardware

It's almost a good, small cart. It won't carry more than 3 sheets because when the sheet goods rest on the handle, it will tip it over. Poor design. The weight needs to be between the wheels. The slope of the base is nearly flat, so the sheet goods will slide off unless held. All the wheels swivel which makes controlling this cart impossible for 1 person. Some of the fixes I needed to do: 1) screwed a 2x4 to the handle to move the weight of the sheet goods more to the center and between the wheels; 2) screwed a 1x2 to the base to prevent the sheet goods from sliding off; and 3) changed 2 of the swiveling wheels to fixed. Also, the handle is a 2-piece assembly and not that solid. But when I screwed the 2x4 to it, it stiffed it up a little. If/when this breaks, I'm not buying this again.

Cheap construction but it’s cheap in cost, so it’s a trade off. Have a better quality one but it cost 50% more 10 years ago. When doing final tightening lay a sheet of plywood against frame to make sure pipes are square and not racked.

I don't like it. It rattle too much. I use it to transport my Serpentine table glass.

I can safely move (5) 4 x 8 sheets of sheet rock, any more and the cart will tip backwards. This cart is poorly designed and unsafe to use. I strongly challenge the boasted "3000lbs Heavy Duty" rating. Save your money, look for another cart.