New Garden Cart & Stand Products Introduced.

By  Farms.com Editorial team

 

New Garden Utility Vehicle and Garden Utility Stand introduced.

 

Moving heavy or awkward purchases from your car to your house or apartment just became a lot easier. The solution is THE G.U.V.™, a light (less than four pounds), durable and strong (up to 100 pound weight capacity) utility hauler that works great with five gallon water jugs, fifty pound bags of lawn fertilizer, full leaf or garbage bags, or any heavy or bulky item. THE G.U.V.™ moves them easily, takes up little space in the trunk of your car or truck, and is there when you need it.  There's no easier way to avoid the strain of carrying a heavy or awkward item from your car to your home.

 

 

THE G.U.V.™ is available through www.citykraft.ca for $24.99, plus shipping and handling. CityKraft also expects THE G.U.V.™ to be available through leading home and garden retailers, as well as TV shopping channels, in the coming months.

 

THE G.U.V.™ is approximately 20 in. (l) x 14.75 (w) in. x 7 in. (h) / 50 cm (l) x 37.5 cm (w) x 17.5 cm (h) and weighs three-and-a-half pounds (1.6 kg.) The product is "green"-manufactured in North America of high-density polyethylene made from 100-percent recycled plastic. 

 

CityKraft also markets a companion product called THE G.U.S. (Garden Utility Stand). THE G.U.S. allows leaf bags to be stored at home side, or when transported to a curb or driveway with THE G.U.V., without the bottom soaking through or the bags tipping. THE G.U.S. can be nested for easy storage.

 

In introducing the new product, CityKraft President Bill Cooper commented, "THE G.U.V. is an innovative solution to an age-old problem. Consumer demand led directly to its development and marketing."

 

 

Corporate offices for CityKraft are located at 185 The West Mall, Suite 1600, Toronto, ON, M9C 5L5. The company may be contacted at 1-416-620-2843.

For more information visit http://www.citykraft.ca/

 

CityKraft will also be present at the National Hardware Show in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, May 5-7, 2015.

 

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