Stairs and Dolly? / Trolley

anon_ymous

Hi,
In the past, my dad and I have taken the likes of fridge freezers, tumble dryers etc.. down to the kitchen (and back up if it replaced something)
I was wondering if there's anything cheap, that could help us with that? I found "something" and it was this:
How to Use The Mobile Stairlift Dolly — An Introductory Guide - YouTube

Then I looked at the price, and it's a whooping £2600! Which isn't exactly what you'd want to use at home, for casual moving of stuff! Does any one know of anything that could help (Even if it isn't electric)

Mistral001

waqasahmed said:

Hi,
In the past, my dad and I have taken the likes of fridge freezers, tumble dryers etc.. down to the kitchen (and back up if it replaced something)
I was wondering if there's anything cheap, that could help us with that? I found "something" and it was this:
How to Use The Mobile Stairlift Dolly — An Introductory Guide - YouTube

Then I looked at the price, and it's a whooping £2600! Which isn't exactly what you'd want to use at home, for casual moving of stuff! Does any one know of anything that could help (Even if it isn't electric)

Search "6 wheel stair climber trolley".  Much much cheaper.

anon_ymous

Mistral001 said:

waqasahmed said:

Hi,
In the past, my dad and I have taken the likes of fridge freezers, tumble dryers etc.. down to the kitchen (and back up if it replaced something)
I was wondering if there's anything cheap, that could help us with that? I found "something" and it was this:
How to Use The Mobile Stairlift Dolly — An Introductory Guide - YouTube

Then I looked at the price, and it's a whooping £2600! Which isn't exactly what you'd want to use at home, for casual moving of stuff! Does any one know of anything that could help (Even if it isn't electric)

Search "6 wheel stair climber trolley".  Much much cheaper.

This?

Aluminium Stair Climber Sack Truck Foldable 75 kg Heavy Duty Hand Truck 6 Wheels with Soft Treads Transport Trolley for Moving or Drinks Crates: Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools

That's definitely a lot cheaper. Electrification is nice, but not at 2.6K!