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ICE Platform Trolley - TRS0609
1000(W) x 900(H) x 600(D)mm
Sale price$239.99 Regular price$300.00Sale price$263.99 Regular price$330.00In stock, 5 units -
Jantex Hand Trolley 250kg - CN954
340(W) x 1300(H) x 350(D)mm
Sale price$141.05 Regular price$178.10Sale price$155.16 Regular price$195.91In stock, 1 unit
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Platform trolleys move heavy or awkward loads across a flat deck: deliveries from the dock, cases of stock to the store room, kegs to the cellar. A platform trolley saves backs and time in any venue that receives goods in bulk.
An industrial platform trolley has a higher load rating and heavier castors for warehouse and back-of-house use. Load ratings are on each product page and should be treated as a limit, not a target.
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These are the top FAQs for Platform Trolleys
What load rating do I need?
Your heaviest regular load plus a margin. A fully loaded keg run or a pallet of cases is heavier than it looks.
For trays and pans, racking trolleys are the better fit.
Folding or fixed handle?
Folding handles store flat and suit small back-of-house spaces; fixed handles are stiffer under heavy load.
General kitchen moving is covered by commercial kitchen trolleys.
What castors are best?
Larger, softer castors roll better over thresholds and rough floors. Swivel castors steer easily; fixed castors track straight with heavy loads.
Moving food rather than stock? See stainless steel catering trolleys.
Where do stock and deliveries go next?
Dry stock onto modular shelving, chilled into commercial cool rooms.
Cleaning equipment has its own trolley; see cleaning trolleys.
Can one person move a loaded platform trolley safely?
Only within the rating and on level ground. Two people are safer on ramps and thresholds, and a loaded trolley on a slope is the most common cause of injury with this equipment.
Keep loads low and centred, and use the brakes where fitted.
Which castors suit my floors?
Larger, softer castors roll over thresholds and rough concrete; small hard castors suit smooth floors and tight spaces. Brakes are worth having on ramps.
