Different modes of transport in comparison
The wheelbarrow
the wheelbarrow can be found in almost every garden and is extremely flexible to use. However, it does take some practice to handle it, especially if you move heavy planters around in it. So that the flower pot does not knock over and steering is as easy as possible, you need to place it right in the middle. A suitable wheelbarrow should have a volume of 70 to 200 liters.
If you are ready to invest a little more money in the acquisition, models are also available tiltable loading area, several wheels (more stability) or examples with battery drive (less Effort).
Advantages:
- easy to use
- available in every hardware store
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- Build a planter yourself
- Make a styrofoam planter yourself
Disadvantage:
- great balancing act
- The planter must be lifted into the hollow
Handcart
Anyone who thinks of a handcart will quickly associate the famous Father's Day tour with the useful transport device from childhood. The vehicle does a good job when it comes to transporting planters.
Advantages:
- versatile (also as Garden decoration)
- large loading area
- removable side panels
- equipped with solid rubber or pneumatic tires
Disadvantage:
- The planter must be lifted onto the loading area
- not suitable for the transport of loose objects such as sand or earth
Planter roller
Planter rollers are similar in structure to a hand truck. However, the wheels are slightly offset backwards. Most of the time, the models are made of plastic. You have to pay significantly more for copies made of aluminum.
Advantages:
- even masters stairs
- no risk of slipping thanks to special protection with rubber stoppers
- can also wide vessels transport
Disadvantage:
- the load capacity varies depending on the model
