Drywall Lift Panel Hoist,Max 16Ft Sheetrock Cabinet Jack Lifts,Drywall Lifter and Rolling Caster Wheels,Lockable Construction Carrying Tools,16',Yellow

Just received this recently for our drywall project refinishing the interior of our large warehouse/workshop. Easy to set up, works well, is a tiny bit wobbly but nothing that will effect the functioning of it. It would be a great tool to haul from place to place — it breaks down really easily, requires no screws to assemble, and is reliable and effective. It’s particularly great for tall ceilings/walls and single-man operated jobs. Amazing price at $160 as well, can’t find a better deal, particularly on a 16 ft capacity hoist.

I bought and used this panel lift to drywall a small house in Colorado. This product was easy to assemble, easy to use and enabled me to panel 600 sq ft of 4x8 sheets (52 lbs each) in 2 days, solo. BTW I AM 70 years old. The lift was easy to use and allows the user to position the sheets in narrow spaces as well as in open ceiling. The lift will push the sheets tight against the wall to enable the user to fit adjacent sheets easily and precisely. The lifter allows the user to back off the sheets so they can be easily fitted precisely. The lift will stabile carry full or partial sheets easily. It is easy to load, as the design will allow a single person to load and position a sheet safely and stably. I typically loaded the sheets from a 4 ft work table I positioned in front of the device. It was easy to get the scents onto the table, where they could be leaned against frame. At that point the sheets could be easily be slid onto the frame as it took the weight. The frame that holds the sheet will lock flat so the sheets will not slide off, even if you have to have the length or edge hanging out to accommodate an irregular shaped ceiling. It moves well when loaded, and the wheel base and the frame on top move completely independently. It is impossible at least with 4x8 sheets to overbalance the load and lose the sheet. It is so well designed that it can be easily maneuvered into surprisingly small spaces. It is heavy and therefore solid but it breaks down into 3 pieces. I own a lot of construction “stuff” as I typically work alone and need to compensate for being short handed. This is an excellent piece of gear and I would not hesitate to recommend it. There is only one small issue I would suggest the manufacturer address. The lateral supports move in and out to accommodate sheets of various lengths, and there are spring loaded stops that pin the supports in place with a hole drilled into the support. I would have liked MORE HOLES to keep the arms in place when I was lifting partial sheets into a narrow hallway.This device actually made this job fast and enjoyably challenging. I could not have done it without this lifter.

Works great turns a two man job in to a one man. Only problem is it’s very wobbly

This lift was a lifesaver, I'm building my house and my ceilings are 13' high. I couldn't find a lift to rent or buy that would reach more than 12' max.This lift will crank up to 16' and was very reasonably priced. Good quality for the price !

Works great lifting plywood sheets up to 14 ft ceiling ft, others claim wobbly but it is not in the legs it is made that way so one can wiggle and rotate and line the sheet up perfectly from the ground,, a real plusIf one hung sheet rock for a living wvery day well,,, you might want to up grade but for the average user works great

I am not a drywall professional but just put up a ceiling of 4 X 12 ft drywall alone. The lift worked great. It is well designed to allow for the crank to swivel 360 degrees for edged and corners and the low profile legs fit perfectly under the lowest rung of a 10 ft Werner aluminum ladder. Nice job.

Didn’t seem to work to well but I will never know says it can drywall ceilings 7’ tall but that’s impossible. Had to send it back due to poor descriptions. Wouldn’t even try it unless your ceilings are 8.5 ft tall. I’m 6’3” and it was taller than me at it’s lowest setting. The only way you can drywall a 7’ ceiling is if u slide the drywall up on top but if I can do that I wouldn’t need a drywall lift. It’s prolly 6’5” and you need 2ft on the side to flip the drywall up once it’s on the lift. So maybe 8.5’ ceiling. Wasn’t packed well no styrofoam so pieces were damaged slightly due to the box weighing 100 lbs with no real packing. Product was good quality tho

Unit is easy to put together and disassemble. Able to get to height we needed it for.