These utility carts are made from materials that withstand exposure to chemicals, making the carts suitable for storing and transporting chemicals in laboratories, cleanrooms, and testing facilities. The carts' shelves have been treated with an antimicrobial compound that prevents odor- and stain-causing bacteria, mold, and mildew from growing on the shelves and damaging them. The height of the carts' shelves can be adjusted to accommodate objects of different sizes, and the shelves have a short lip that prevents items from sliding off them. Heavy items don't have to be lifted very far to clear the shelves' short lip.

Convertible plastic-shelf utility carts have a top shelf that folds down to convert the carts to a solid-back platform truck so they can carry items that would be too large to fit on the carts when their top shelf is in place. The carts' top shelf and bottom platform are flush, which allows items to slide onto or off of the carts during loading and unloading.

Adaptable-design utility carts can be reconfigured for different tasks. The position of the carts' handle can be adjusted to improve the operator's comfort while pushing the carts. A flip-up shelf at the back of the carts provides a flat work surface without having to rearrange items on the carts' top shelf. The carts have built-in storage features such as tool-holding slots and snap hooks that help keep items organized on the carts. The carts also have a V-notch for holding pipe or conduit during cutting. The carts' shelves have a tall lip that helps contain spills and provides more protection against items sliding off the shelves than a shorter lip. Shelves with a tall lip are often used to hold tall or irregularly shaped items and bulk products.

These utility carts have plastic shelves with a tall lip that helps contain spills and provides more protection against items sliding off the shelves than a shorter lip. Shelves with a tall lip are often used to hold tall or irregularly shaped items and bulk products.

Also known as garden carts, these utility carts nest together when not in use, which saves space when storing the carts. The carts have perforated grid-style plastic shelves that let liquids, dirt, and debris fall through the shelves and away from the carts. This helps keep the shelves clean when the carts are used in dirty or wet areas such as plant nurseries, garden centers, and manufacturing facilities. The shelves have a short lip that prevents items from sliding off them. Heavy items don't have to be lifted very far to clear the shelves' short lip.

The plastic shelves on these utility carts have been treated with an antimicrobial compound that prevents odor- and stain-causing bacteria, mold, and mildew from growing on the shelves and damaging them. The carts are used in food-service facilities and healthcare settings as well as general industrial settings. The height of the carts' shelves can be adjusted to accommodate objects of different sizes, and the shelves have a short lip that prevents items from sliding off them. Heavy items don't have to be lifted very far to clear the shelves' short lip.

These utility carts have plastic shelves that are covered with plastic matting that can be removed for cleaning. The shelves and matting are perforated to allow liquids, dirt, and debris to fall through them and away from the carts, which helps keep the shelves and matting clean. The carts have been treated with an antimicrobial compound that prevents odor- and stain-causing bacteria, mold, and mildew from growing on the carts and damaging them. The carts' flush shelves allow items to slide onto or off of the shelves when the carts are being loaded and unloaded, and the height of the shelves can be adjusted to accommodate objects of different sizes. These carts are used in areas such as laboratories, cleanrooms, food-service facilities, and medical facilities.

These utility carts have lipped plastic shelves that keep items from sliding off them while the carts are moving. The carts' bottom shelves have a taller lip than the top shelves, and they provide more spill containment and protection against items falling off the cart than the top shelves. The deep-lipped bottom shelves can be used to hold tall or irregularly shaped items and bulk products.

These plastic-shelf utility carts have a flush top shelf that allows items to slide onto or off of the shelf when the cart is being loaded and unloaded. The carts' bottom shelves have a tall lip that helps contain spills and prevent items from sliding off the shelves. Shelves with a tall lip are often used to hold tall or irregularly shaped items and bulk products.

The shelves on these chemical-transport carts have deep compartments that are sized to hold containers of chemicals. The compartments keep the containers stable and capture any spills that may happen while the carts are moving. The carts are made from chemical-resistant materials that withstand exposure to acids and corrosives encountered in settings such as laboratories, testing facilities, cleanrooms, and manufacturing plants.

These utility carts have plastic shelves with a short lip that prevents items from sliding off them. Heavy items don't have to be lifted very far to clear the shelves' short lip.

These utility carts have handles at the front and back of the carts and can be pushed from either side, allowing them to maneuver in tight spaces. The carts have plastic shelves with a short lip that keeps items from sliding off them. Heavy items don't have to be lifted very far to clear the shelves' short lip.

The plastic shelves on these utility carts have been treated with an antimicrobial compound that prevents odor- and stain-causing bacteria, mold, and mildew from growing on the shelves and damaging them. The carts are used in food-service facilities and healthcare settings as well as general industrial settings. The height of the carts' shelves can be adjusted to accommodate objects of different sizes. The shelves have a tall lip that helps contain spills and provides more protection against items sliding off the shelves than a shorter lip. Shelves with a tall lip are often used to hold tall or irregularly shaped items and bulk products.

The plastic shelves on these utility carts have hinged sides that can be flipped up to create a lip that stops items from falling off the shelves. The sides can be flipped down to create a flush surface that lets users slide items onto or off of the shelves when loading or unloading the carts. The carts have I-shaped support posts that allow easier access to the bottom shelves than carts with four corner support posts.