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Do you think the product offers good value for money?


Due to the quality and the design, the trolley is good value for money. For our small school, this would be an investment, as it is pricier than we would be able to spend on a regular basis; however, I was impressed by how well-made it feels and by the sturdy, durable feel as it is pushed. The large, puncture-proof wheels are amazingly robust; it is easy to push, even up an incline and over uneven surfaces, and it was also easy to put together. One of the things I was concerned about was how well it would last when kept outdoors, but having trialled it, it is obvious that the trolley is designed to be kept outside. With the plastic trays and weatherproofed wood, it would be fine to keep outdoors and use in all weather conditions.


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Would you recommend the product to other nurseries?


We would recommend the Outlast Art Trolley. It is well-designed and built, and is perfect for taking art outdoors. It was so easy to put together, requiring only the handle to be assembled with two screws. The trays are also very sturdy and robust, simply slotting into place – they can be interchanged for different uses. In terms of using the trolley, the wheels roll smoothly and are puncture-proof, requiring no inflation. It is so easy to push around, we used it on our school field and even up and down inclines. The children loved it; it made our outdoor learning even more exciting, and they could access all the resources independently. It was really good to be able to resource the trolley with everything we needed and then take it out with us – no more popping inside to grab things we have forgotten!


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What would you mark the product out of 10?


10/10


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The large, puncture-proof


wheels are amazingly robust; it is easy to push, even up an incline and over uneven


surfaces, and it was also easy to put together.


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