Along with this I have three types of tools helping move furniture around.

- The mover's belt is good when the objects are not too heavy, with two person you can easily cross uneven floors, or even stairs.
- The super slider is good when the floor is even and smooth, you can move heavy stuff alone.
- The mover's dolly is good when the objects are heavy, and the floor may not be very smooth or even, you can move stuff alone.

Now this set is the toughest one among all three, its design claims to hold 880 lb - I have tested it with a triangle piano which is about 400 lbs.

Here are a few tips:
(1) No magic, moving furniture requires strength and a little skill - put your expectation to the right level.
(2) Design your moving routine first - pay attention to the uneven floor cross areas or rooms, be ready for protecting your floor and the thresholders, making sure the door is wide and tall enough;
(3) When using the leverage to lift up the furniture's leg or corner, be careful not to scratch the furniture or slide it aside.
(4) After putting dolly under the legs, better to pull than push to move the furniture around.
(5) Put on gloves, and use mover's blankets for protection.

Overall, this set works and holds heavy furniture as expected. I would recommend having it handy.

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Great concept, especially if moving couches, however I ended up having to mount the casters to boards in order to be able to use them efficiently. Unmounted, they are easily displaced, and moving any large/heavy furniture becomes more difficult than necessary. I included a photo of the modified build which once built worked the way I needed them to. NOTE: I built TWO of the modified caster-boards. They are wide enough to be placed on opposite sides of the furniture, allowing them to distribute the weight of the furniture for easier movement. Also the lift, included with the kit, does work well for lifting the corners of heavier furniture.

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The lip on the lifter bent, rather than lifted. Useless.

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I am moving over half the furniture in my house to make a room into a permanent work-from-home area, which means a lot of furniture in nearly every other room in the house needs to move too. But I'm in my 60's and my two housemates can't lift, so I needed another solution.

It's worth noting that my cats and my two chihuahuas were of absolutely no help at all, and didn't even care enough to stay in the room to mock me while I was doing this.

Some things, like a bed, can be disassembled, but large items like china cabinets and bookcases cannot be fully disassembled, and even after you pull out the parts you can, what's left may still be 100lbs or more. I have one china cabinet that I suspect is closer to 200lbs.

It's tricky to get the little lever lift under the edge of a big piece of furniture, and especially on hardwood, it tends to slip and "run away". Still, I was able to do so, standing on the handle to lift the furniture, steadying it with my hands, and shoving the roller wheels underneath with my foot. Really, moving heavy furniture ought to be a two or three person job.

Anyhow, I was able to move the furniture I needed to move, and the little lever arm was the trick to getting it done. It doesn't look big enough to be useful, but it does the trick.

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These were a great idea that didn't work. I put a heavy piece of furniture on these and soon as I tried to roll it, they fell right off. In fact they are actually a bit dangerous because they are unreliable. They might work in perfect situations on hard floors. But that situation rarely exists. I honestly don't think I'll be using these again. The wheels need to be bigger and there needs to be a way to keep them from sliding under the furniture. I think the dolly would work better.

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 We've moved to a new home recently so furnitures are on the way. Just bought a dining table and it is so heavy for us to move it, also it is too big for a regular movers dolly. Fortunately, with this fantastic tool, my husband could do it by himself. The lifting is not quite easy for the dinning table since we can't find a good support point. In general, I am happy about this product.

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 The three wheel roller works good for me to move my big sofa. It fits the sofa legs well. Since the center of the roller is round shape, it may not fit other shapes of the legs of any furniture. Load capacity is not a concern for me. And I did not use the lifter yet. It looks small. I will save it and may use it in the future. Overall, it is a useful tool and will save your energy to move big stuff at home.

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did the job well. The specification say that it has ball bearings. That is a little misleading. it has ball bearing in the swivel but no ball bearings in the wheels. The wheels have bushing bearings but rolled fine anyway on my hardwood floor and carpet. I put some heavy dressers on them, and they performed well. It would be nice if the wheels were larger, but that's just my opinion. I would by these again.

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