Folding Utility Cart
Find the best folding utility cart for your home and outdoor needs in the styles and options listed here. These are perfect for shopping, to move items around the house or for working in the yard. They're super convenient if you like to walk to the store but can't carry everything back home in your hands or if you work in the garden a lot and need to transport plants and tools even a short distance.
Folding Shopping Cart
Portable grocery cart

Folding Shopping Cart - Chrome
H=41.75" x W=24" x D=21"
Solid rubber tires
Epoxy finish


Blue Shopping Folding Cart
H=41.75" x W=24" x D=21"
Folds flat
Up to 150 pounds


Heavy Duty Shopping Cart
H=41 1/2" x W=18" x D=16"
Heavy duty frame
Sturdy construction


Folding Cart with Double Basket
H=41.75" x W=24" x D=21"
Folds flat
Rust proof tires


Trimmer Shopping Cart
Lightweight
Choice of size
Rubber wheels
Red, Black, or Blue


Honey Can Do Utility Cart
H=37" x W=17" x D=21"
Rubber wheels
Carries up to 50 pounds

Folding Wagon Cart
Flatbed utility cart
Covered Utility Cart
Foldable carts with lids

Folding Shopping Cart with Lid
37"H x 18"W x 23"D
120 pound capacity
Nylon double wheels


Qube Cart XL
15" x 17" x 18"
Folds in seconds
Plastic sides
Capacity: 80 pounds


Folding Trolley Shopping Cart
Seat supports up to 250 pounds
Covered, attached bag


Whitmor Covered Utility Cart
Epoxy coated frame
14.5 x 14.5 x 38.25 inches
Wipes clean


Quik Cart Hand Cart with Lid
Compact
Aluminum with
heavy plastic


Deluxe Folding Covered Cart
Compact
Closed storage
Folds away easily

Folding Utility Cart Features
Portable, back-saving benefits
Utility carts that you can fold and put away don't take up as much space as full-sized carts or wagons but they do just as reliable a job. If you have small children, you know how difficult it can be to get stuff done around the house or the yard. Keep your hands free for kids by using these fold out carts to move stuff around your house or yard.
Carrying heavy bags of dog food, seed, planting materials or other equipment from garage to yard can be bad for your back. Use heavy duty wagons to do the heavy work and then put them away - out of sight - when you're done.
These carts have so many uses and benefits:
- Sides collapse, remove of fold in so that when not in use the cart takes up as little space as possible
- Many have pneumatic wheels so that they roll over anything - gravel, grass, door jams, concrete or carpet
- Rust proof rubber tires are long-lasting and operate quietly
- Sturdy frames support a good amount of weight for multiple uses
Grocery or Garden Carts
How to Choose
Collapsible grocery carts are slightly different in shape than the wagon style folding carts used for outdoor and garden work. Each style serves a purpose and has their own benefits. How do you choose which is right for you?
Consider the following:
- Will you store the cart in your car at any time?
- What are the largest items you foresee having to transport?
- What style handle will fit you best?
- Do you need a covered cart or not?
- What kind of lining, if any , will last longer based on your intended use?
- How much interior capacity do you need?
Don't be surprised if, after you have one, you find yourself ordering a few more for other purposes or to give as gifts to family and friends. This is one of those things you don't realize how much you'll use it until you have it!
Visitor Comments
Happy Hauling!
Most people buy a folding utility cart with one use in mind and then find hundreds of other uses they hadn't imagined. The next time your spouse asks for help bringing in the groceries or your neighbor asks for help hauling in a load of wood, grab the cart!
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SaecoXelsis
May 2, 2012 @ 4:59 pm | delete
- I'm going to buy one soon. Thanks for the info.
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Bustler Mar 20, 2012 @ 9:56 pm | delete
- Really like your lense. Thinking to get one after showing this lense to my wife.
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peppypatricia
Feb 20, 2012 @ 7:24 pm | delete
- I kept a folding cart in the car when I lived in an apartment building. It was great for carrying in groceries and other things without having to make several trips or breaking my back.
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desa999
Nov 5, 2011 @ 7:39 pm | delete
- I've tried to convince my wife to get one of these, but no success so far. I guess it's because we spread our shopping out over different times. Love your lens.
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Frischy
Sep 12, 2011 @ 10:07 am | delete
- This seems very helpful to me. How hard are they to move up and down stairs?
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