Golf buggy hire for craft and artisan markets

What matters at a craft market

• 1

  Set up and clear down

  The pressure is the hours either side of trading, when dozens of stallholders move stock and equipment to and from their pitches. A buggy shuttling goods across the site is where the time and the backs are saved.

• 2

  Pitches vans cannot reach

  During the market, vehicles are kept off the site among the public, so the pitch is beyond a van. A buggy, and particularly a utility buggy with a load bed, carries the load the last stretch that would otherwise be a hand carry.

• 3

  Stallholders and organisers

  Both the makers and the organisers running the market cross the site constantly. A buggy moves people and the bits and pieces an event throws up, from float and signage to a forgotten box, through the day.

• 4

  Ground and the public

  Markets sit on greens, cobbles and showground grass, among crowds. A quiet electric buggy at low speed on agreed routes fits among shoppers where an engine would not, and we plan the route to the surfaces that work.

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Common questions

Is a buggy mainly for set up and clear down

Those are the busiest hours, yes, when every stallholder moves stock and gear to and from a pitch. A utility buggy carrying the loads across the site is where it helps most, though organisers use it through the day too.

Vehicles are kept off the market during trading, so how does it help

That is exactly why a small buggy suits it. Quiet and electric, it carries goods the last stretch to a pitch a van cannot reach, at low speed among the public, on agreed routes.

Can it manage a green or cobbled market site

Grass, cobbles and firm ground are all fine at low speed. Soft, wet ground is the limit, so we plan the route to the surfaces that work and match the buggy to them.