These furniture hand trucks are used to move desks and tables. The trucks' nose plate engages the legs of the table, and its lift fork engages the bottom of the table's top. Taller trucks can accommodate standard and high-top (bistro) tables. Shorter trucks can accommodate items such as school desks.

File-cabinet hand trucks are used to move filing cabinets in offices, plant floors, and other facilities. The trucks have a shallow nose plate that slides under the edge of the cabinets. They also have an adjustable arm that grasps the top front edge of the cabinets and hold them securely in place on the trucks.

These hand trucks have hanger posts that can hold multiple folding chairs. They are used for setting up and taking down chairs at meetings and other events. The chairs can be hung on the posts from their lower cross bars. 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 trucks.

The steel frames of these furniture hand trucks cradle columns of stackable chairs. Also known as chair dollies, they save time when setting up and putting away chairs at meetings and events.