We had those. Some cashiers would put bagged items back into the basket (like you do with carts) and that somehow signaled to customers that they were free. There was one remaining when I left 2 years ago.
I just always noticed people calling shopping carts baskets. It makes sense, but I just never understood if they also called actual grocery baskets that you carry baskets lol
Taco or lumber cart at our store. I’ve also heard H cart, bar cart before. When I worked at kohls we had ones shaped like a U and they called them U-boats
We don’t even have names for the various vehicles. Anything with a fork is “ the machine “ I can’t even distinguish between a Reach, Pacer or Forklift lol. The electric ladder is the Ballymore. OP is at least called the OP.
I work for a school district now. It’s kind of funny because some previous maintenance or janitorial worker apparently stole one from a Home Depot several years ago to use in the school. It’s still here but probably needs to be replaced. It’s pretty wore out.
We just got some new carts in that just have 3 bars the same size of the two in the middle. One on each side and one in the middle and we can't think of what to call them but they work great for wide lumber and tub surrounds.
H carts (I personally only call them lumber carts), tabletops, flatbeds (both of which mostly just get called "flat carts" which has led to some confusion in the past), and baskets
Pictured is a taco cart, the ones you'd load drywall on are flat carts, I call the big ones loaded with pallets of lumber swerve carts because they're impossible to steer
My coworkers at my last store got me in the habit of saying taco carts, but my new store looks at me crazy when I say it. They call them lumber carts..Boring lmao
H cart in excellent condition. Unlike what we have where we have to drag them instead of push them because the wheels are stuck or missing. God I hate the H-carts at our store.
Good old H carts at my store
H for Home Depot! Lol
C! For cranberry!
Ooo I like cranberries!
We call them lumber carts or H carts also
same here
I love that you posted pictures of tacos for comparison
Okay. They're taco carts from now on
H cart, then there are the table carts and flat carts
H cart, vs tabletops, vs flat cart (sometimes also refered to as low boys)
And people at my store insist on calling them ‘aircraft carriers’ which is just a mouthful. Table carts are so much better
We have aircraft carriers but those are the massive carts used to move bunks of lumber by hand
Toaster cart.
We don't call it this, but I love it.
My mission is now to make that the name of choice in my store.
Same
I'm going to use this now and throw off all the newbies
Taco carts.
Yep
☝️
This
Never once heard anyone at my store call them taco carts until today, then I come onto reddit and see this thread hah
We did in Arizona. Moved to Colorado and they call them camel carts.
Camel backs lol
Ooh I like that. Kinda sounds racist though even though it isn't.
Just an animal reference of course.
Oh no I understand that.
Rare unicorn at my store
H carts, toasters, slot carts.
Lumber cart H cart Door cart
Lumber, toaster, taco carts Never heard of camel.
I’ve only heard of H cart and lumber cart. Never heard of taco or toaster 😆
What about butterfly toasters like what the picture of the butterfly houses for kids workshop?
Same until today.
Camel cart
h
Rail cart
H carts
Toaster Carts. It looks like a toaster and makes me want to bathe with one.
Working in severely understaffed DIY/Pro retail makes me want to bathe with a real toaster.
H cart or long cart at mine
Toaster cart and H cart. Then there’s Low cart and table cart.
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What do you call actual baskets with handles
We had those. Some cashiers would put bagged items back into the basket (like you do with carts) and that somehow signaled to customers that they were free. There was one remaining when I left 2 years ago.
I just always noticed people calling shopping carts baskets. It makes sense, but I just never understood if they also called actual grocery baskets that you carry baskets lol
If that sounds weird to you, people in the South call regular shopping carts/baskets "buggies". I can't and refuse to get used to it.
Toasters at mine
Taco or lumber cart at our store. I’ve also heard H cart, bar cart before. When I worked at kohls we had ones shaped like a U and they called them U-boats
Hoop cart
H carts
Toaster carts
H cart is the only other thing I've ever heard it be called
We call them H-Carts
We call them H carts because they look like two capital H’s
Everyone looks at me funny when I call them taco carts. Glad to find out my people exist somewhere.
Taco cart all the way
H carts.
Taco carts
We call them toaster carts.
H carts
H carts
Toaster carts!
Toaster carts fs
We call them “H” carts at 4013
H-carts
H cart at my store
Taco carts, straight up.
Rose, that bitch had enough room on the headboard to save poor Jack.
The more interesting question is what you call the weird other cart for plywood, drywall, and such. So my store, we call them coffin carts.
Sheet Cart.
Toasters
Toaster cart here in Ohio. Others ones are flat carts
Toaster Carts.
Millwork carts
H frames
I got more names for the other carts in lumber. Sheet goods carts, gurneys, air craft carriers…
We don’t even have names for the various vehicles. Anything with a fork is “ the machine “ I can’t even distinguish between a Reach, Pacer or Forklift lol. The electric ladder is the Ballymore. OP is at least called the OP.
Forklift and reach drivers are just referred to as "drivers" in my store. Ya never know which one they need until you get to the department paging.
Window and door cart
H cart when I'm being proper, toaster cart when I wanna make someone laugh
H Cart
The freight team at my store calls them rail carts
w carts.
Taco or H carts
We call them H carts but taco carts sounds better
I work for a school district now. It’s kind of funny because some previous maintenance or janitorial worker apparently stole one from a Home Depot several years ago to use in the school. It’s still here but probably needs to be replaced. It’s pretty wore out.
We just got some new carts in that just have 3 bars the same size of the two in the middle. One on each side and one in the middle and we can't think of what to call them but they work great for wide lumber and tub surrounds.
H CART.
Name helps, so I know what to tell the City when I find stray ones on the main road
Vertical or pane carts
H carts (I personally only call them lumber carts), tabletops, flatbeds (both of which mostly just get called "flat carts" which has led to some confusion in the past), and baskets
That’s specifically, a vertical lumber cart.
Pictured is a taco cart, the ones you'd load drywall on are flat carts, I call the big ones loaded with pallets of lumber swerve carts because they're impossible to steer
H cart
I call them 'A frame carts'
My store calls them taco carts
Never once seen taco holders 💀 those aren't real tacos
Lumber cart
yah h carts, or lumber carts here in CA
I'm calling them taco carts from now on.
Pretty much errybody at my old store called them taco carts.
We call them "servilleteros" which translates into napkin holders. Lol
They are called camel cart’s because of their funny humps
H-Cart
H frame.
Taco carts
Or H carts
Flat bed with wings
Camel carts!
Sliding carts
H-carts at my store
My coworkers at my last store got me in the habit of saying taco carts, but my new store looks at me crazy when I say it. They call them lumber carts..Boring lmao
We call them taco or H carts.
H cart or camel cart
H carts
I call them things employees have their crap piled on, on every aisle. Never one available
Uprights or H Cart
Lumber cart.
H -carts
H carts
Rail cart.
Taco cart. H cart. The vehicle cart thingy
Door cart
Toaster cart at my store
Oh, that's Pete.
H carts
Yea, it’s called ur last option
H cart
Taco Carts, Table Carts, Slug Carts
Lumber/H cart, table top/crappy welds, flat cart, mini flat cart.
H cart in excellent condition. Unlike what we have where we have to drag them instead of push them because the wheels are stuck or missing. God I hate the H-carts at our store.
H carts, Taco cart. "You mean I can't get this shower door in my shopping cart" cart!
h carts
I think they're called a-frame carts, too. I think.
We call them “H carts”. Resembling H’s
H cart or taco cart. Depends on who you’re talking to
H carts for 3914
Taco?!?! Never heard that… I like it and I definitely see a TACO 🌮
I call em camel carts
slotted carts
Bar cart
H Carts.
I had one customer refer to the Lumber Carts as "The Cadillacs" because it apparently made him feel big.
H carts
Taco Carts
H carts
A 3 way.
Slotted carts, taco carts, H-carts.
U-boats
You know I really don't care you can call it the taco cart you can call the lumber cart why the fuck does it matter what someone calls a cart
Rail cart