Rubbermaid FG264043BLA Quiet Dolly Brute Containers

Product Description

The RUBBERMAID FG264043BLA is a round quiet dolly designed to work with the BRUTE container line in commercial and institutional environments. Made from polyethylene, it provides a stable, low-profile rolling base that allows staff to move heavy waste or material containers without lifting. At 6.63 inches tall and built to support containers up to 113.3 kilograms, this dolly is a practical mobility solution for any facility where BRUTE containers are part of daily operations. Licensed trades, facilities managers, and janitorial supply professionals specify this unit for high-traffic service areas where floor protection and quiet movement matter.

This dolly is used in restaurants, back-of-house kitchens, offices, warehouses, airports, and other commercial environments. It is designed specifically for the round BRUTE container family and fits the 20-gallon, 32-gallon, 44-gallon, and 55-gallon BRUTE container sizes. Its HACCP compliance makes it appropriate for food service and food-adjacent environments where sanitation standards apply. The low rolling height keeps containers stable and accessible during transport across smooth commercial flooring.

Key Features

• Round dolly shape matches the BRUTE container base footprint
• Polyethylene construction resists moisture, cleaning chemicals, and impact
• Low-profile design at 6.63 inches overall height keeps containers stable
• Supports containers up to 113.3 kilograms (approximately 250 pounds)
• HACCP-compliant for use in food service and sanitation-sensitive environments
• Quiet rolling operation reduces noise in occupied commercial spaces

Compatibility

Compatible with RUBBERMAID BRUTE containers in the 20-gallon, 32-gallon, 44-gallon, and 55-gallon sizes as stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

No tools or trade licensing are required to place a container onto this dolly. Ensure the floor surface is clear of debris before loading to prevent tipping. Do not exceed the rated container capacity when the dolly is in use. Clean the dolly regularly using methods consistent with facility sanitation protocols, particularly in food service environments governed by HACCP plans.