Panel, Drywall, Lumber and Table Carts
Move Sheet Goods Without the Strain
Plywood, drywall, doors, glass and tables are awkward to carry and easy to damage. Our panel carts stand them up, keep them steady and roll them where they need to go, with capacities up to 2,500 lbs.
- Up to 2,500 lbs
- Drywall, plywood and table carts
- Rubber, polyurethane and phenolic casters
- GTA delivery
Choose the Right Panel Carts
Start with what you need to move, then jump to the models built for it.
All Panel Carts
Every model with specifications and part numbers. Ask us about sizes and options not shown.
Compare Panel Carts
| Model | Best for | Deck size (in) | Capacity (lbs) | Casters (in) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Panel trucks | Sheet material, long parts | 30x48, 30x60 | 2,000 | 5 x 2 or 6 x 2 |
| Drywall carts | Drywall | 24 x 44 | 1,000 or 2,500 | 5 x 1-1/4 or 8 x 2 |
| A-frame carts | Plywood and panels | 24x36, 30x42, 36x72 | 1,000 | 5 x 1-1/4 |
| Heavy-duty A-frame carts | Heavy panels | 24x36, 30x42, 36x72 | 2,000 | 8 x 2 |
| Standard-duty lumber cart | Plywood, drywall, tools | 24 x 36 | 800 | 5 x 1-1/4 |
| Heavy-duty lumber cart | Plywood, drywall, tools | 24 x 36 | 1,500 | 6 x 2 |
| Flat-stacking table caddies | Regular tables | 38x76, 38x100 | 1,000 | 5 x 1-1/4 |
| Edge-stacking table caddy | 60 in round tables | 33 x 49 | 800 | 5 x 1-1/4 |
Tips for Choosing Panel Carts
- Measure the sheetsCheck the size and weight of your largest panels, then pick a deck that supports them fully.
- Choose upright or A-framePanel trucks carry sheets upright between rails. A-frame carts lean them on both sides for easy access.
- Go bigger on wheels for job sitesLarger phenolic or moulded rubber casters roll easier over rough floors and thresholds.
- Watch the load heightKeep sheets low and balanced, and do not stack beyond the uprights.
- Check door clearanceLong panel carts need room to turn, so measure doors and corners on the route.
- Protect finished goodsAsk about padding or edge protection for glass, finished doors and countertops.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a panel truck and an A-frame cart?
A panel truck holds sheets upright between side rails. An A-frame cart leans sheets against both sides of a centre frame, which makes individual panels easy to reach.
Which cart is best for drywall?
Drywall carts are built for it, with a 14-gauge reinforced deck rated to 1,000 lbs on rubber casters or 2,500 lbs on 8 in phenolic casters.
What is the heaviest-duty panel cart?
The drywall cart with 8 in phenolic casters is rated to 2,500 lbs. Panel trucks and heavy-duty A-frame carts are rated to 2,000 lbs.
Do you have carts for moving tables?
Yes. Flat-stacking table caddies hold regular tables, and the edge-stacking caddy is designed for 60 in round tables.
Are low-profile panel trucks available?
Yes. Panel trucks come in standard and low-profile heights in 30 x 48 and 30 x 60 in sizes.
How do I get a quote?
Note the model, size and quantity you need, then call (905) 883-0316 or send us a message. We deliver across the GTA and Southern Ontario and ship across Canada.
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Moving sheets or tables?
Tell us the panel size, weight and how many you move at once, and we will match the right cart. In business since 1985.