Has anyone else bought a trolley for their workplace and then felt unsure about whether they made the right choice once they actually started using it every day, because that's kind of where we are right now and I'd love to hear from people who've been through the same thing and figured out how to sort it out? We run a small retail shop in Dubai that gets regular stock deliveries, and for a long time we were just carrying boxes by hand which was fine when the deliveries were small but started becoming a real problem as our orders got bigger and more frequent over the past few months. We finally decided to buy proper equipment and after doing some research we found what seemed like a solid option from what one discussion thread described as a top dolly trolley supplier in UAE , and the product itself seems well made and sturdy which was a relief because we'd heard stories about cheaper ones falling apart quickly under daily use. The issue we're running into is more about fit for our space than about the quality of the trolley itself, since our back room where we do most of the stock movement is a bit tight in certain spots and the unit we bought is just slightly bigger than feels totally comfortable when we're trying to move quickly during a busy delivery. It works fine in the main areas but in a couple of the narrower spots near the shelving it needs careful handling which slows things down a little, and we're now wondering whether we should swap it for something slightly smaller or whether this is just an adjustment thing that will feel normal once the team gets more used to working with it. We only have two people handling stock most days and neither of them has used trolleys much before this so there's definitely a learning curve involved, and I honestly can't tell yet whether the slight awkwardness is about the size of the equipment or just about people still getting comfortable with how to use it properly in a space they know well but are now navigating differently with a larger piece of equipment in their hands, so if anyone has practical experience with this kind of situation I'd really appreciate some honest input on what made the difference for you?