Quik Cart Without Lid Collapsible Rolling Crate - Black
Description
- COLLAPSIBLE ROLLING CRATE WITHOUT LID: This foldable handcart features a retractable telescoping handle, collapses to 3 inches, and expands to 17.5 inches for open-top portable storage and hauling
- 80 LBS CARRYING CAPACITY: This rolling utility cart for teachers, office workers, and warehouse use hauls up to 80 pounds of files, books, supplies, or groceries with smooth polypropylene wheels
- HEAVY DUTY PLASTIC CONSTRUCTION: Built from durable aluminum and heavy-duty plastic, this portable folding handcart weighs under 8 pounds and collapses to just 3 inches thick for compact storage
- MULTI-PURPOSE MOBILE STORAGE: Use this travel-friendly rolling utility cart to transport tools, DJ gear, groceries, files, and bulky supplies for school, office, warehouse, or home improvement use
- DBEST PRODUCTS: As the number one patented cart manufacturer in the United States, dbest designs innovative folding and rolling cart solutions for school, office, travel, shopping, and beyond
As seen on TV: Quik cart Topless use it abuse it store it! this can be used for transporting, traveling,. this can be abused by hauling up to 80 pounds. It can be stored by collapsing down to 3 inches thick is rust proof and weighs less than 8 pounds. This package contains one box trolley with the dimension 18x18x3 inch. This rolling Bin facilitates the transport of groceries for seniors like no other utility carrier because of its ergonomic retractable handle. Keep your document organized on this wheeled utility Organizer. Use this rolling cart (folding cart) as a rolling tool box, rolling cart for teachers, laundry basket with wheels, rolling files carts with wheels or file crate.
Technical Specifications
Shipping & Delivery
Your order is shipped from the USA and delivered to your door in South Africa in 10–20 working days. All items are fully tracked.
Returns & Exchanges
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