Who would buy 1 or more of these....i certainly would and lets see what you think..?


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Tradetiler....are you watching.

Grit Guard Bucket Dolly - Elite Car Care

I have a "tray" on wheels that I use for my tiles if working on a large floor, I can pull them with me as I go, it saves having to carry boxes all over the place and believe it or not I thought about making some sort of knee pad with wheels about 10 years ago, my mate welded some angle iron to form a square and we fitted castors to it, then I fitted a seat off a bike to it but angled the seat down so it fitted your bum so to speak and it worked a treat, only problem was some nameless person pinched it from Fitness first's mop cupboard in Dundee!!! Dohhhh!!!! too late now!!!!!!



good idea though.

ROLLING KNEE PADS !!!!! Are my eyes dreaming ???

Originally Posted by marke

ROLLING KNEE PADS !!!!! Are my eyes dreaming ???

Knee blades..

just seen em Dave !!! this is the happiest day of my life

use that type of thing already Dave useful when your buckets a bit full and no one else in shouting distance lol

There ok as long as you got no lippage DAVE and your floors are level else you would stay at one end of the room
I like the idea for the bucket! do they do them big enough to carry the gorrilla buckets as these are what i use quite a wide base to them!!!

My wife bought me a small trolley a few years ago in lidl.£4.99 . Bargain.triangular shape.3 castor wheels on bottom.i also use it on floors to carry the tiles.easily takes 4 or 5 boxes.just pull it about with you.means you dont have to get up so much.never spotted em since.

Brilliant... well thought out

I like the idea of dragging a trolley with tiles on

Would it work well in the real world? Dirt on floors, joints, easily marked tiles etc. What are the wheels made from?

Great stuff, I think I'd definately get the knee pads and a couple of the bucket things. good find Dave.

machinemart sell things like the trolleys,seperate castors are £2 each, then u need a bit of ply

good post dave

looks like a good product and i would buy one.

there's far too much carry on in my head for that to be practical!
would be great for the more mentall stable amongst us