Two-wheeled collapsible handcart with retractable telescopic handle. Collapses to 3" and expands to 17.5"load it full of boxes, baskets, bins, crates, all kinds of supplies including files & paper, heavy books or just light but bulky items.
Made from aluminum and heavy-duty plastic. Wheels are made out of high-quality polypropylene to ensure a smooth roll while carrying this foldable crate.
Folds down to only 3-inches thick for compact storage weighs less than 8-pounds. ideal for groceries, milk Rolling totes, pull cart and plastic crate are ideal file organizers, rolling utility cart.
For hauling up to 80-pounds of small items. Keeps your files, documents, labels organized when you go to and from your office. Perfect gift for that teacher, business agent, and handyman involved in home improvement work. Great for offices, schools, warehouse
- The lid can hold a maximum of 250 pounds and serves as both a seat and stepstool.
- Versatile: Utilize it for storing tools, groceries, and audio equipment like DJ gear.
Two-wheeled collapsible handcart with retractable telescopic handle. Collapses to 3" and expands to 17.5"load it full of boxes, baskets, bins, crates, all kinds of supplies including files & paper, heavy books or just light but bulky items.
Made from aluminum and heavy-duty plastic. Wheels are made out of high-quality polypropylene to ensure a smooth roll while carrying this foldable crate.
Folds down to only 3-inches thick for compact storage weighs less than 8-pounds. ideal for groceries, milk Rolling totes, pull cart and plastic crate are ideal file organizers, rolling utility cart.
For hauling up to 80-pounds of small items. Keeps your files, documents, labels organized when you go to and from your office. Perfect gift for that teacher, business agent, and handyman involved in home improvement work. Great for offices, schools, warehouse
- The lid can hold a maximum of 250 pounds and serves as both a seat and stepstool.
- Versatile: Utilize it for storing tools, groceries, and audio equipment like DJ gear.
