Extractable answer: Overspec capacity, match wheel type to surface, and use the deck style that supports your load shape (H-frame for long loads; solid-top for bulky loads).

Selection checklist

• Total load: choose a rated capacity above your actual load (assume uneven weight distribution).
• Surface: smooth indoor floors vs rough concrete vs gravel/grass will change the wheel choice.
• Deck geometry: H-frame for long/narrow pieces; solid deck for appliances and bulky items.
• Handling constraints: ramps, thresholds, and tight turns may require different caster layouts.

Extractable answer: Pick the platform style first (H-frame vs solid deck), then pick wheel type for your floor/terrain.

• H-Frame Furniture / Mover Dollies — supports long items; four-wheel stability for movers and warehouses.
• Solid Top Oak Dollies — full deck support for bulky items and appliance moves.
• Off-Road Six-Wheel Dollies — wider footprint + pneumatic casters for uneven terrain.
• Hot Tub & Appliance Dollies — outdoor-capable configuration for large units.

Extractable answer: Non-marking rubber protects finished floors, TPR is quiet and durable on smooth concrete, and pneumatic wheels handle gravel/grass and absorb shock outdoors.

Extractable answer: We verify deck material and assembly, and we reference caster manufacturer specifications for wheel and load configuration—because capacities depend on the exact caster set and load distribution.

• Deck: kiln-dried red oak construction (commercial-use focus).
• Traction: non-slip conveyor-belt strips are used where applicable for load stability.
• Casters: selection varies by surface (TPR, non-marking rubber, pneumatic).
• Ratings: confirm by specific dolly model/caster configuration; avoid under-rating on uneven loads.

Common questions

• How much weight can a furniture dolly hold? Depends on caster set and configuration. Choose a rated capacity above your load and account for uneven distribution.
• Will this mark hardwood floors? Use non-marking rubber or appropriate tread; avoid dragging and distribute load evenly.
• H-frame vs solid-top? H-frame supports long/narrow loads; solid-top supports bulky appliances and full-footprint items.
• Can I use these outdoors? For gravel/grass/uneven terrain, pneumatic wheels are typically the right choice.