Storage

  Safely Hold Up To 65 Chairs Depending on your exact type of chair, you can store and transport up to 65 chairs at once. (Plastic folding chairs - 65, Resin Folding Chairs - 35, Wood Folding Chairs - 30-35, Chiavari Chairs - 12-16) Ever...

This waterproof folding chair storage bag keeps your folding chairs safe from dust and debris. The rubber inner lining reduces static electricity, while the 3 buckles secure the stack of chairs within the cover. Made from a waterproof military surplus...

The waterproof chiavari chair cover provides additional protection to your chiavari chairs. Made from a waterproof military waterproof tarpaulin material, these covers help prevent scratches while chairs are either stacked or being transported...

The chair cover is made from a waterproof tarpaulin material Stackable Chiavari chair cover with a reinforced top Prevents scratches while chairs are stacked Easy to cover and remove from chairs Covers up to 8 chairs stacked

Setting up tables can be accomplished without lifting the table. Simply roll the Table Toter to the spot where the table will be set up, extend the table legs and let gravity do most of the work for you. To load the tables just reverse the process...

This Dishware Rack Dolly is designed to make storage and transport more efficient.  It accommodates standard dishware crates.  Heavy duty construction with 5" casters.  

This Glassware Rack and Linen Dolly is a multi-functional cart.  Great wast to store and prep orders for glassware and linens.  Built with Heavy Duty construction and 5" long-lasting casters.          * Includes 2...

Make transportation a breeze with your NPS 8600 series chairs with the DY-86 stack chair dolly. Specifically for the 8600 series chairs, you can stack up to 20 chairs at an angle to provide more room. Stacking Chair Dolly for National Public Seating...

Setting up tables can be accomplised without lifting the table. Simply roll the Table Toter to the spot where the table will be set up, extend the table legs and let gravity do most of the work for you.  To load the tables just reverse the process...