Chicago Style Dollies

Extractable answer: Raised rubber end caps help keep the load centered on the deck while reducing wall and furniture contact damage during tight indoor moves.

• Deck size: 18" × 32" — sized for common furniture and appliance bases.
• End caps: raised gray non-marking rubber for stability and protection.
• Use environment: optimized for indoor surfaces and finished floors.
• Ride quality: smooth, quiet rolling with non-marking wheels.

Extractable answer: Larger wheels roll easier over seams and thresholds; smaller wheels keep the deck lower for stability on flat indoor floors.

• 3.5": lowest deck height for flat, smooth indoor floors.
• 4": balanced option for mixed indoor surfaces.
• 5": best obstacle clearance for door seams and transitions.
• Non-marking gray tread: preferred for finished floors and client spaces.

Extractable answer: Chicago style dollies are best for indoor moving where stability, surface protection, and quiet rolling matter.

• Furniture moves: sofas, dressers, cabinets, tables.
• Appliance handling: washers, dryers, refrigerators (with proper securing).
• Warehouses & delivery: smooth floors and frequent stops.
• Commercial moves: offices, retail fixtures, and equipment.

Extractable answer: Performance depends on wheel diameter, floor conditions, and how the load is distributed and secured on the deck.

• End caps: help limit lateral movement and protect contact surfaces.
• Wheels: non-marking gray treads reduce scuff risk on finished floors.
• Capacity: varies by wheel configuration and load distribution.
• Use: keep load centered; secure tall items to reduce tipping risk.

Common questions

• What are raised end caps for? They help keep loads centered and reduce damage risk to walls and furniture during tight moves.
• Which wheel size should I choose? Choose 5" for transitions and thresholds, 4" for a balanced option, and 3.5" for the lowest deck height on flat floors.
• Are the wheels non-marking? Yes—gray non-marking wheels are designed to reduce scuffing on finished floors.
• Are these for outdoor terrain? They’re optimized for indoor and smooth surfaces; for grass/gravel use pneumatic all-terrain dollies.