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Versatile sizing options for various uses!
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Durable for tough tasks
Built for Heavy Loads!
Engineered for the job site, this cart handles tools and materials easily, saving time and effort.
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Laundry, Simplified!
Easy Transport For Every Load
This cart makes laundry day effortless, carrying heavy loads smoothly from washer to dryer.
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Ideal for food service
Heavy-Duty Cart for Kitchen Efficiency
Transport ingredients, tools, and more with ease. Designed to withstand kitchen demands up to 500lbs
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Built for tough tasks
Reliable Utility Cart for Garage Use
Perfect for hauling tools and supplies in the garage. Durable, stable, and supports up to 500 lbs.
Audrey
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
I am enjoying this cart so much when working on projects in the garage, house, and driveway! I load it up with all the necessary tools for my project and off I go! Assembly was easy and straight forward. It is sturdy and very well built. It rolls very easily and even has a cupholder. I truly recommend this product.
AirStream Luva
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
This cart is rugged and should hold up for a long time. There was only one struggle when assembling the cart. I initially thought the bolts were too short. I just had to tighten the nuts without the lock washer on to pull the head of the bolt down. I then removed the nuts, added the lock washers and retightened. I could have done it quicker with a hammer. It made assembly take a bit longer than I expected, but it was worth it for the quality cart you end up with at the end. The cart looks nice, and the design makes it useful for a variety of applications. We use it primarily for bringing groceries in from the car, or for loading tools on to do a specific project. I would recommend this to a friend.
George S.
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
Very nice cart for the $. Takes a little bit of time, half hour or so, to assemble. Very sturdy and larger than some I looked it. I’m using to store car detailing supply’s on.
Indo
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025
I'm a retired engineer, but couldn't assemble the bottom by myself. It takes three to four hands to assemble the bottom tray & wheels. The vertical risers and wheels are all held in place by bolts that must be firmly held in place while trying to attach the wheels. Once you have three or four hands to accomplish that task, the rest is easy.Once assembled, the cart is as sturdy as expected, and the two caster (steering) wheels can be at either the front or back end. Likewise, the tool tray can be at either end.The wheels are large enough that the cart can easily traverse some mild bumps & dips; even a smooth lawn.The instructions cautioned to not use a metal hammer... instead use a wooden or rubber mallet to pound components into a tight fit. I didn't need to hammer parts together. Tight fits were easy to accomplish with just easy bare hand thumps.It's a very good price for a sturdy utility cart that should last for many years. Mine is intended to move heavy storage batteries and home solar panel gear, or my small gas generator, during power outages.My rating would have been higher, but the "four hand assembly" irritated me. Otherwise, it's almost perfect for my purpose. Larger, or even pneumatic wheels would be great for moving stuff across the lawn, but I'll get by "as is" for this price.
J. Levy
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
I really like this heavy duty utility cart. It was easy to put together- about 30 minutes. The material is a thick firm composite type plastic. The three tiers are versatile to use for carting tools, hardware or anything you need in and around the home, garden, garage. There are plenty of compartments to hold hardware, hang tools or bags. The end has a wide extension to hang something like a folding ladder or even a hose or to wrap a power cord. The middle shelf pops out to use as a solid surface on the top tier. The top tier features a sunken surface so you can place items like wood beams or pipes for sawing or cutting. The sturdy wheels lock in place, and roll smoothly. Despite the solid craftsmanship of the cart it’s rather light so without any items on it can be easily moved down or up a few steps.
Walter
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2025
The Olympia rolling cart is a lightweight, easy to assembly product. The thick plastic supports heavy loads even though the cart is lightweight. With two wheels with brakes, the cart can be parked securely next to your work area without fear of it rolling away.The instructions are better than most products I have ordered. The exploded drawings and text guide you through the assembly process with minimal confusion. Unfortunately, two of the Parts List items are confusing. Item” I” shows a lock washer but my cart came with flat washers and yes, there is a huge difference. Lock washers should have been provided. Also, item “L”, the M6 Self Tapping Screw shows a machine bolt. Thankfully, screws were provided.I think item “K”, the M4 Bolt, should be replaced with either a hex head or Allen head bolt. The problem is that these bolts are all that hold the middle shelf in place and they cannot be hand tightened enough to keep the shelf from lifting or being accidently knocked off of the bolts. This becomes especially important because the bolt is fit into a slot, not a hole, which would have been more secure.There is a similar issue with the four screws that hold the top of the cart in place, again in a slot, not a hole which allows it to come apart. Imagine the cart loaded with tools and/or supplies and you need to lift the cart over some obstacle. The weight on the lower shelves will likely cause the top of the cart to lift off of the mounting screws, a problem that holes would solve rather than slots.There are only three “steps” in the instructions, but if you order this product, I would suggest that you reverse steps two and three. The problem is with assembling the top; the shelf makes it more difficult to reach the mounting hole behind the slot in the top. To provide easier access, I flipped the assembly upside down (at which point the middle shelf “fell” off).Once the top is assembled, I flipped the cart right-side up in preparation for replacing the middle shelf. I found it easier to partially thread the bolts into each corner and then drop the shelf into place. The shelf requires some slight maneuvering of the support legs which is easier if the bolts are already in place. This is where a hex head or Allen head bolt would make it easier, and much more secure, in my opinion.Personally, I think the Olympia cart is overpriced, based on similar products that I have seen on Amazon. Perhaps the price will come down in the near future. Regardless, with a few tweaks to the assembly, I am confident that the cart will serve me well for many years to come.
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