Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Elevador de paneles rodantes 435 cm Herramienta de elevación de paneles de yeso carga de 68 kg Brazo telescópico de acero al carbono 3 ruedas de bloqueo Tamaño de placas de yeso 122x488 cm

Pelo preço está bom , porém ao desmontar a peça que suporta o drywall ficou conectada e não maneira nenhuma de sair. Mas pelo valor , agilidade e entre outras coisas valeu a pena

es una máquina que funciona muy bien. el único pego. es que es muy grande sí en las aleaciones pequeñas pequeños. hay problemas. para entrar las placas.

This drywall hanger made job alot easier to drywall ceiling. Was worth the money, i This alot. Thank you

There are much cheaper versions on the market and a few more expensive and this seemed to middle ground from a reputable company. The build quality is certainly very good, and it's substantial. "Game changer" is a phrase I saw a lot when reviewing these lifters, and they certainly beat working off stepladders whilst balancing plasterboard on your head and wrestling with plasterboard props. I would give this 5 stars but have two niggles: 1) as other reviewers have pointed out, the instructions are poor which meant I was left with a chrome clip with no obvious use but a niggling feeling it could save me from losing my fingers. I fitted it incorrectly, it caused the cable to jam so I watched a few YouTube videos and concluded it's a clip for stopping movement during transport and nothing to do with fingers. Overall though the assembly is fairly intuitive and it came with the wire already fixed and ready to go which made things a lot easier. 2) When lifting, the cradle has more wobble than is necessary. Some wobble is required to allow for fine tuning/ adjustments before securing the boards, but it meant that it required two people to get a good result, one adjusting and one on the ground doing the final lifting. One person could do it on their own but it would need a lot of steps. That said, the notion that one person can fit a 2.4m x 1.2m board on their own is impressive. Things I do like: 1) build quality - it's substantial; 2) ease of use once you get used to releasing the brake (lift a fraction more before winding it back down); 3) value for money. You can find plasterboard lifters for half the price but unpacking this it felt like value for money so I don't know what the others are like. Even collapsed it takes up a lot of room but the resale value is good on Marketplace; 4) it lifts big boards with minimal effort. Do practice that release action though and don't let go of the handle? We lifted 27 sheets of 2.4m x 1.2m boards over 2 days and didn't break sweat. Ev

Hanging 12 ft sheets of drywall on the ceiling. Better than having two helpers

Used on 9.5’ ceiling. Worked well.

I put up 28 sheets of osb on a garage ceiling. Everything worked fine, however, the spot weld pin that holds the legs in place came off. I was able to drill through the leg and utilize a bolt and double nut system to replace the pin. Would have been much more difficult to complete this task with the lift. It saved time and made the job much easier. I would recommend replacing the weld with bolt system.

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For the price, this is a good drywall jack. About the only thing that I would like to see improved is the tilt lock.

This is an average drywall lift, for the price it is good. I would Purchase another one if I needed it