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A Simple Tool for Moving Heavy Furniture
Slide, don't lift
Despite the "As Seen on TV"-style presentation, this actually seems like a very useful tool for moving heavy pieces of furniture:
Less handy is the tool's name: That's the Heavy Furniture Roller Move Tool Pro, sold by Barcelona-based company Sunailoom, which appears to be an importer of Chinese-made gizmos, gadgets and furniture. The handle is steel, the sliding pads are ABS and it retails for USD $47.
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good for hard surfaces...I don't see this working on carpeted floors.
They will destroy floors. Air sleds will not.
Looks like three different products in the images. One seems to have an extended arm for a better placed fulcrum to lift objects higher, two have obvious wheels, and the last one looks like what you'd actually receive in the mail. Just what I'd expect from a Chinese-made gizmo importer.
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