These two-wheel carts are used to move bistro-style tables. Users tilt the carts back like a hand truck to move them when they're loaded. The carts' lower nose plate engages the legs of the table, and the carts' lift fork engages the bottom of the table's top. The height of the lift fork can be adjusted to accommodate standard and high-top tables. These carts can also be used for moving items such as stacked chairs or school desks.

These carts are used to move multiple stacking chairs at once. The length and width of the chairs should be smaller than the dimensions of the area on the cart where they will be placed to ensure the chairs will fit on the cart.

Hanging racks for folding chairs have two rows of hanger posts on both sides of the rack. Folding chairs can be hung on the posts from their lower cross bars to save space when storing the chairs between uses. The racks keep the chairs organized when not in use, which helps maximize efficiency when setting up and taking down the chairs. The length and width of the chairs when folded should be smaller than the vertical and horizontal spacing between the hanger posts to ensure the chairs will fit on the rack.

Hanging racks for folding chairs and rectangular tables have one top row of hanger posts and two bottom corner posts on both sides. Folding chairs can be hung from their lower cross bars on the top row of hanger posts. Collapsed rectangular folding tables can be placed on the bottom of the racks and are held in place by the racks' bottom corner posts. The racks save space when storing the chairs and tables between uses. They also keep the chairs and tables organized when not in use, which helps maximize efficiency when setting them up and taking them down. The length and width of the chairs when folded should be smaller than the vertical and horizontal spacing between the hanger posts to ensure the chairs will fit on the rack.

These carts are used to move multiple folding chairs at once. The length and width of the chairs should be smaller than the dimensions of the area on the cart where they will be placed to ensure the chairs will fit on the cart.

Vertical divider rails span the length of these carts to support round and rectangular tables that are being transported on the carts. The rails can be removed to reduce effort when loading and unloading the carts. Round tables are loaded vertically on the carts, and the open center of the carts' platform cradles the edges of the tables and keeps them stable during transport. Rectangular tables can be loaded vertically or stacked flat on the cart. The carts' frames have been coated with smooth vinyl to prevent damage to tables that are being transported on the carts.

These carts can be used to move multiple folded rectangular tables that have been stacked flat on the cart. The carts have corner posts that keep the tables in place during transport. The posts can be removed to reduce effort when loading and unloading the carts.

These carts have channels on their frames that can accommodate folding chairs or stacking chairs for transporting multiple chairs at once. The length and width of the chairs should be smaller than the dimensions of the area on the cart where they will be placed to ensure the chairs will fit on the cart.