The same kind of hand truck the delivery guys use to bring appliances up your stairs. Three wheels on each side roll up one step at a time. You just guide it. Carries up to 330 lbs on stairs and 650 lbs on flat ground.
Haul Heavy Loads Up Stairs Without the Struggle
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The Hand Truck the Delivery Guys Use
Ever watched appliance delivery crews bring a fridge up a flight of stairs? This is the tool that makes it look easy.
Three wheels on each side climb one step at a time. You guide the load instead of lifting it. Carry up to 330 lbs up the stairs and 650 lbs across flat ground. Fridges, washers, dressers, boxes stacked high.
Built on a heavy-duty metal frame with a wide base that keeps your load steady from the truck to the top floor.
Move It Yourself
No calling friends. No begging someone with a truck. No waiting on movers. Customers have taken full-size fridges down two flights and back up again on their own.
Unlike a regular dolly that bumps and drags over each step, the stair-climbing cart rolls up one step at a time. Its wheels help hold the load when you need to pause, while the heavy-duty aluminum alloy frame delivers strength without unnecessary weight. At just 19.84 lbs, it’s easy to lift into your truck, and you can fit 1–2 more boxes per trip to get the job done faster.
From boxes to full-size refrigerators, make moving between floors less of a struggle and more manageable.
Try It on Your Next Move. Love It or Get Your Money Back.
Put it to work on your next move. If it doesn't make the stairs easier, send it back within 30 days for a full refund.
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Moving Day, Handled
Moving to a second or third floor? This is the one tool your rental truck doesn't come with.
Customers have used it to move into college apartments, haul water heaters up from the basement, and move an entire 5-bedroom home. Instacart and delivery drivers use it for cases of water and grocery runs up apartment stairs.
Get the Most Out of It
Use it on carpeted stairs or stairs without a lip for the smoothest climb. On wood stairs with an overhang, tape carpet pads between the wheels to protect the edges. Strap your load with bungee cords or a tie-down before you climb.
Make wide turns on landings. Four wheels touch the floor at once, so pivot a little at a time.
Go slow on the way down with heavy loads, and use a helper for anything over 330 lbs. Works best on stairs, floors, sidewalks and driveways. Small solid wheels aren't built for gravel or dirt.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our products, shipping, returns, and more.
Yes. Customers have moved full-size fridges, washers and water heaters up and down stairs with it. Stay under 330 lbs on stairs, strap the appliance to the frame, and use a helper for very tall or heavy items.
Assemble it the day it arrives and check that every bolt and pin is tight. Strap your load,
clear the route, and test it once on your stairs without a load.
It climbs standard straight stairs best. Tight turns and landings take a few small pivots
because four wheels touch the floor at once. On very narrow spiral stairs, it may not fit.
Indoor storage is preferable. Keep the cart in a dry, covered area to help protect the frame, wheel assemblies, and moving components from moisture and unnecessary wear.
On carpeted stairs or stairs without a lip, no. On wood stairs with an overhang, the wheel
frame can press on the edge. Tape carpet pads between the wheels to protect them.
Yes, on concrete steps, sidewalks and driveways. The solid wheels aren't built for gravel, dirt or mud.
Yes, for most loads. Customers move fridges and furniture on their own. Go slow on the way down with heavy loads, and add a helper for anything you can't fully control.
Avoid using the cart on wet, icy, or slippery stairs. Reduced traction can make a loaded cart difficult to control and increase the risk of slipping or tipping.
No. It takes about 20 minutes with a 13mm and 14mm wrench, a Phillips screwdriver and needle-nose pliers. [Link to assembly video.]
Yes. Delivery drivers use it for cases of water, groceries and packages up apartment stairs