Stacking Chair Dolly

Regular price $650
Details
  • Sturdy steel construction holds chairs in place whether storing or moving
  • Recommended stacking capacity of 16 chairs high when used with the Decade and Hot Mesh Chair
  • Recommended stacking capacity of 8 chairs high when used with the Trim Dining Chair
  • Two locking casters to keep dolly in place
  • Assembly required
Dimensions
Overall
22"w 28"d 32"h
56cm w 71cm d 81cm h
A dimensional drawing of the Stacking Chair Dolly
A dimensional drawing of the Stacking Chair Dolly
Assembly + Care
Shipping + Returns
Standard shipping rates to ACT, NSW, QLD and VIC are calculated at 10% of your merchandise total. Contact us for the best possible rates to NT, SA, TAS and WA.
'In stock + ready to ship' items will be dispatched to you in 10 business days. Other designs ship from Blu Dot HQ in the USA with an estimated 12–14-week lead time. You will be notified if the item you have ordered has an extended lead time or incurs international shipping delays beyond our control.
Your order will be delivered to your door via courier or furniture mover depending on your location and the overall order size. We will contact you in advance to co-ordinate a suitable delivery day and time.
Inside delivery and assembly is available to most capital cities at an additional charge upon request.
Please note, delivery drivers do not walk dogs, cook meals or take off their shirts.

Pairs well with:

Decade Chair Regular price $440
Hot Mesh Chair Regular price $495

Stack ’em high and move ’em on the fly. Pile them on. Ferry a heap of chairs from here to there in a flash. No sweat. Casters turn on a dime for speedy setup and quick takedown without the need for friends with trucks. Great for moving our Decade and Hot Mesh chairs in a pinch.

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Stacking Chair Dolly

Regular price $650
Regular price $650

Pairs well with:

Decade Chair Regular price $440
Hot Mesh Chair Regular price $495

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Design Process
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Design Process