Dayton
Dayton 6B474 Chair Moving Kit Steel Red 13-1/2 in
A steel chair moving kit with a 13-1/2 inch width and red powder-coated finish
- TypeWheelbarrows & Carts
- Fits 13-1/2 in wide chairs for secure transport
- Steel frame with powder coat finish resists wear
- Red colour makes the kit easy to spot
- Designed for hand trucks to move chairs efficiently
- Prop 65 notice covers cancer and reproductive risk
Dayton 6B474 Chair Moving Kit
This Dayton 6B474 kit converts a hand truck into a chair mover for home and outdoor use. The steel frame is finished in a red powder coat for corrosion resistance. It is sold new and classified under wheelbarrows and carts. The overall width measures 13-1/2 inches.
Powder-coated steel finish
The powder-coated steel finish protects the frame from rust during outdoor storage. Red colour coding helps identify the kit quickly on a busy job site. No additional accessories or software are bundled with this product. The kit relies on the existing hand truck for operation.
Steel construction and hand-truck mounting
Steel construction provides the rigidity needed to support seated loads during transport. Mounting directly onto a hand truck keeps the kit secure while moving chairs across yards or driveways. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for cancer and reproductive harm. Buyers without a compatible hand truck cannot use this kit.
Highlights
- Fits 13-1/2 in wide chairs for secure transport
- Steel frame with powder coat finish resists wear
- Red colour makes the kit easy to spot
- Designed for hand trucks to move chairs efficiently
- Prop 65 notice covers cancer and reproductive risk
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| Type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
Questions about this item
Will the powder-coated finish on the 6B474 kit need touch-up if it gets scratched during regular use?
The powder-coated steel resists chipping better than paint, but deep scratches that reach bare metal should be cleaned and touched up with a matching rust-inhibiting enamel to prevent corrosion.
At what point does the 13-1/2 in overall width become the limiting factor when moving stacked chairs through doorways?
The 13-1/2 in width fits most standard interior door clearances, so the limit appears first when navigating tight corners or narrow hallways rather than the doorway itself.
Does the steel frame transmit noticeable vibration or heat to the operator's hands during extended moving jobs?
The steel construction conducts minimal heat under normal conditions; vibration feel depends on the hand truck's wheels and load weight, not the kit itself.
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