A cart, such as a kitchen cart, has a bottom shelf supported by leg members. The leg members further support a central shelf or basket at a user-desired position along the legs, and a top support. The top support can retain a top work surface thereto. On at least one side of the cart, arms can pivot outward, adjacent the top work surface, to support one or more work surface extension members. Typically, there may be one work surface extension member on each side of the cart, providing the user with additional workspace and providing the option of removal without interfering with the functionality of the cart.

A folding cart includes a frame body and a wheel assembly located at a lower part of the frame body. A pull rod assembly is arranged on the frame body in a matched manner. The frame body includes a bottom frame assembly and a side frame assembly which can be folded or unfolded. The side frame assembly includes a plurality of side rail units and a plurality of leg tube assemblies for connecting two adjacent side rail units. Each leg tube assembly includes a leg tube body, an upper leg tube seat located at an upper part of the leg tube body, and a lower leg tube seat located at a lower part of the leg tube body. The wheel assembly includes a plurality of wheel units configured to be detachably and fixedly installed to the lower leg tube seats by first locking and fixing mechanisms.

Disclosed is a wagon having a basket with an open top through which articles are received to be transported by the wagon. The wagon has a pair of article transport and table flaps that are connected to the top of the basket. The flaps initially hang downwardly against the opposite sides of the basket at which to carry different articles. The flaps are adapted to rotate from a location at the sides of the basket to a location above the top of the basket at which the flaps are connected by zipper fasteners to one another to create a cover to close the top of the basket and form a table extending across the basket. A pull-out rack is carried by the wagon below the basket to be pulled outwardly from the back of the wagon at which to transport another article such as a cooler.

A hamper has a fabric bag, and a supporting frame assembly that has a foldable wall assembly, a base and a top frame. The foldable wall assembly has a rear frame, a left frame a right frame. The base has a rear side that is pivotally connected with the bottom side of the rear frame, with the left and right sides of the base removably coupled to the bottom sides of the left frame and the right frame, respectively. The top frame has a rear side that is removably coupled to the top side of the rear frame, with the left and right sides of the top frame removably coupled to the top sides of the left frame and the right frame, respectively. The fabric bag has four side walls, each side wall having a lip extending around the upper edge of each side wall, and four vertical corner sleeve pockets.

A cart with powered folding and unfolding capability is provided. The cart has a cradle for holding a load, a frame supporting said cradle, said frame including a U-shaped leg member defining a pair of free ends connected to said cradle and a cross-bar end connected to a pair of wheels for ground engagement to enable said cart to roll along the ground, at least one leg pivot motor coupled to said leg member to enable powered folding of said leg member with respect to said cradle. The cart has a battery disposed on said cradle to power said leg pivot motor to enable powered folding and unfolding of said leg member. The cart also has an actuator disposed on said frame to initiate powered folding or unfolding of said leg member. Such a cart may also include a pair of auxiliary legs which are capable of powered folding.

A collapsible maintenance cart includes a lower structure and an upper structure that are movable between a stowed configuration and a working configuration. In the working configuration, the lower structure and the upper structure together define an interior workspace, and the upper structure is movable relative to the lower structure between a raised position and a lowered position. In the stowed configuration, a height of the collapsible maintenance cart in the stowed configuration is less than a height of the collapsible maintenance cart in the lowered position of the working configuration.

A lock is provided for a folding wagon to secure the wagon frame in the folded position when desired. The lock has an arm that has a receiver at a first end and a latch at a second end. The receiver is secured to a first frame member of the folding wagon. The latch has a ramp and a shoulder. The arm is able to be flexed to allow the shoulder to engage a second frame member of the folding wagon when the folding wagon is moved to a folded position, and to allow the shoulder to disengage from the second frame member when the latch is flexed downwardly.

A stroller wagon having a wagon frame, a push bar and a flexible housing with a recline seatback is provided. The wagon frame has a first end assembly and an opposing second end assembly. First and second rear wheels are rotatably connected to the wagon frame adjacent the second end assembly, and first and second front wheels are rotatably and pivotally connected to the wagon frame adjacent the first end assembly. The push bar has a ratchet mechanism to pivotally secure the push bar in a plurality of angularly located positions. The recline seatback is adapted to pivot about a hinge, and has a seatback lock assembly to fix the seatback in a plurality of angled positions.

A baby wagon with improved ease of use includes a foldable main body frame, wherein the foldable main body frame includes a front main frame, a rear main frame, and a side frame, the baby wagon being configured such that the structure of the frames is simplified while stability and durability of the babe wagon are guaranteed, whereby the baby wagon is easily carried and stored, such that the number of unnecessary frames is reduced, whereby the overall weight of the baby wagon is reduced and production cost is reduced, and therefore product competitiveness is achieved, such that a change in shape of the baby wagon through folding and unfolding of the baby wagon is easily performed, and such that a canopy, a baby seat, and a tray may be conveniently detachably coupled to the foldable main body frame.

A cart includes a platform and a plurality of wheels supporting the platform. A plurality of retractable shelves are supported on the platform. The plurality of retractable shelves are reconfigurable between a deployed position and a retracted position. In the deployed position, a plurality of totes (or other smaller objects) can be supported on the shelves. In the retracted position, the cart is in an L Cart configuration. The platform is uncovered by the shelves and a larger item (or several larger items) can be placed on the platform.