Glass Trolleys
Shop glass trolleys at Trade Products Direct, with a wide choice of A-frame glass panel trolleys, heavy-duty glass moving trolleys and glass panel stillages. Designed to transport large, heavy and fragile glass panels safely around warehouses, workshops and industrial sites, our range includes models with load capacities up to 3,000kg. Order online for competitive prices and fast UK delivery.
1200 x 1000mm Liftable A Frame Glass Trolley - 1000kg
- 1000kg capacity
- 335mm deck height
- 1200 x 1000 x 1500mm overall
- 200mm castors, 2 fixed, 2 swivel braked
- Braked castors as standard
- Made in Britain
1200mm A Frame Glass Trolley - 500kg
- 500kg capacity
- 335mm deck height
- 1200 x 900 x 1530mm overall
- 200mm castors, 2 fixed, 1 swivel, 1 swivel braked
- Braked castors as standard
- Choice of 2 wheel types
- Made in Britain
1800 x 1200mm Liftable A Frame Glass Trolley - 1500kg
- 1500kg capacity
- 335mm deck height
- 1800 x 1200 x 1800mm overall
- 200mm castors, 2 fixed, 2 swivel braked
- Braked castors as standard
- Made in Britain
1800mm A Frame Glass Trolley - 600kg
- 600kg capacity
- 335mm deck height
- 1800 x 900 x 1530mm overall
- 200mm castors, 2 fixed, 1 swivel, 1 swivel braked
- Braked castors as standard
- Choice of 2 wheel types
- Made in Britain
2400 x 1200mm Liftable A Frame Glass Trolley - 1500kg
- 1500kg capacity
- 335mm deck height
- 2400 x 1200 x 2000mm overall
- 200mm castors, 2 fixed, 2 swivel braked
- Braked castors as standard
- Made in Britain
2400mm A Frame Glass Trolley - 600kg
- 600kg capacity
- 335mm deck height
- 2400 x 900 x 1530mm overall
- 200mm castors, 2 fixed, 1 swivel, 1 swivel braked
- Braked castors as standard
- Choice of 2 wheel types
- Made in Britain
Extra Large A Frame Glass Stillage - 3000kg
- 3000kg capacity
- 3200 x 1600 x 2000mm overall
- Choice of 3 deck surfaces
- Shelf Depth: 600mm each side
- Construction: Heavy duty steel box section
- Made in Britain
Large A Frame Glass Stillage - 2500kg
- 2500kg capacity
- 2300 x 1400 x 1800mm overall
- Choice of 3 deck surfaces
- Shelf Depth: 500mm each side
- Construction: Heavy duty steel box section
- Made in Britain
Large Heavy Duty A Frame Glass Trolley - 1000kg
- 1000kg capacity
- 335mm deck height
- 2000 x 1410 x 2000mm overall
- Braked castors as standard
- Choice of 2 wheel types
- Choice of 3 deck surfaces
- Made in Britain
Medium A Frame Glass Stillage - 2000kg
- 2000kg capacity
- 2300 x 1200 x 1800mm overall
- Shelf Depth: 400mm each side
- Construction: Heavy duty steel box section
- Forklift Hoops: Standard
- Made in Britain
Medium Heavy Duty A Frame Glass Trolley - 1000kg
- 1000kg capacity
- 335mm deck height
- 1800 x 1200 x 1800mm overall
- Braked castors as standard
- Choice of 2 wheel types
- Choice of 3 deck surfaces
- Made in Britain
Small Heavy Duty A Frame Glass Trolley - 1000kg
- 1000kg capacity
- 335mm deck height
- 1600 x 1000 x 1600mm overall
- Braked castors as standard
- Choice of 2 wheel types
- Choice of 3 deck surfaces
- Made in Britain
Glass trolleys for safe and easy glass panel handling
Moving large sheets of glass, windows and other fragile panels can be difficult and potentially dangerous without the right equipment. A dedicated glass trolley provides a stable, supported way to transport these materials around warehouses, manufacturing facilities, workshops and installation sites. Using a purpose-built glass handling trolley can also help reduce manual handling, minimise the risk of damage and make moving bulky materials more manageable.
Our range includes standard A-frame glass trolleys, heavy-duty glass panel trolleys, liftable models and glass panel stillages to suit different handling requirements. With options ranging from 500kg to 3,000kg capacity, you can choose equipment suited to the size, weight and quantity of glass you need to move. Many models also feature protective deck surfaces, side supports and braked castors to help keep loads supported during handling and positioning.
Choosing the right A-frame glass trolley or glass stillage
An A-frame glass trolley supports glass panels in an upright position against an angled frame, helping to keep them stable during transportation. These mobile glass transport trolleys are useful for moving windows, glass sheets, glazed units and other large panels around workshops and production areas. Different lengths and load capacities are available, allowing you to select a trolley that suits your materials and working space.
For heavier loads and larger quantities of glass, a heavy-duty glass trolley or A-frame glass stillage may be more suitable. Our range includes liftable A-frame trolleys designed for handling by forklift or crane, as well as larger stillages with substantial load capacities for storage and transportation. When choosing a glass trolley, consider the dimensions of your panels, the maximum load weight, the type of movement required and whether you need a mobile trolley or a liftable stillage. Always secure glass correctly and follow the manufacturer's safe working load and handling instructions.
Glass Trolleys FAQ
A glass trolley is used to move and transport large, heavy or fragile glass panels, windows and sheets. They can be used in warehouses, workshops, factories and installation sites. Its supporting frame helps keep materials stable while they are being moved.
An A-frame glass trolley is a specialist transport trolley with an angled support frame that allows glass panels to be carried upright. It provides support for large sheets and helps make moving glass around industrial workplaces easier.
A glass trolley is generally designed for moving glass panels around a workplace on wheels, while a glass stillage is typically a larger, heavier-duty frame used for storing and transporting glass. Some stillages are also designed to be moved by forklift or crane.
A heavy-duty glass trolley's load capacity depends on its design and model. Options are available for different applications, with capacities ranging from several hundred kilograms to 1,500kg or more. Always check the stated safe working load before use.
Glass panels should be transported using suitable glass handling equipment that supports their size and weight. Secure the panels using the appropriate restraints, distribute the load correctly and check that the trolley's capacity is not exceeded. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and use suitable handling procedures.