
Room for supplies
The 114L capacity offers room for garden, beach, and festival supplies.
Whatever the gardening, camping, or festival load, this Outsunny heavy-duty trolley will see you through. The 114L capacity offers plenty of room, with the removable waterproof bag providing protection against the outer weather. Made from steel, this is a… More
Free UK deliveryGet it by Thu 12th NovemberRoom for garden, beach, and festival supplies.
Allow easy loading and unloading.
For smooth rolling and shock absorption.
Provides protection against the outer weather.
Rotates for pulling the trolley.

The 114L capacity offers room for garden, beach, and festival supplies.

The removable waterproof bag provides protection against the outer weather for items carried in the trolley.

Removable sides allow easy loading and unloading; pneumatic rubber tyres provide smooth rolling and shock absorption.
| Brand | Outsunny |
|---|---|
| Colour | Green |
| Weight (kg) | 20 |
| Width (cm) | 51 |
| Height (cm) | 54 |
| Depth (cm) | 105 |
| Litre Capacity | 114L |
| Tyre size | 25cm |
| Wheel size | 25cm |
|---|---|
| Handle length | 87cm |
| Wire mesh dimensions | 95W x 50D x 24Hcm |
| Material | Steel, 300D Oxford Cloth |
| Overall length | 105cm |
| Condition | New |
| SKU | 84H-311V00GN |
Free delivery · Get it by Thu 12th November.
The item should be returned in its original condition and packaging. If the item has been used, we may deduct an amount from the refund to account for the diminished value of the item due to handling. You will be notified accordingly.Easy build from good instructions. I bought this to move some railway sleepers around the garden. Rated at 300kg my sleepers are 320kg each. I left the sides off to use it as a flat bed. It easily managed the weight, uneven ground and hills. I highly recommend this trolly, good value for money. Very durable, a great product
We are elderly and live a couple of hundred metres from our rubbihs & recycling collection point. Moving heavy bins is beginning to get a bit much. so we bought a trolley (now called "Trucky"). It arrives as a heavy flatpack, so make sure you have someone around to muscle it to wherever you have a little space. There's a comprehensive instruction book, but I couldn't see where it mentioned the two large nuts which are - I hope - meant to anchor the steering axles; that's where ours are now, anyway. The book also says 'put the wheels on' in a couple of places - which makes trying to get the underneath bits on very heavy and challenging. I'd suggest you put the wheels on just before you want to turn the trolley over and stand it up. Otherwise it's pretty well made and looks very solid. You do need "proper" tools - spanners or sockets of the right size - and there are no brakes. That's where the brick comes in...