Customer Reviews for VEVOR Drywall Rolling Lifter Panel, 11ft Sheetrock Lift Drywall Lift, 150lb Weight Capacity Panel Hoist Jack Tool, Steel Material w/Telescopic Arm & 3 Lockable Wheels, 48x192 in Plasterboard Size

While it's no professional-quality item as used by contractors, it absolutely does the job for this do-it-yourselfer. Open the box, unfold and lock the base frame, drop the column into place, bolt the hand crank to the wheel, slide in the extensions and snap in the cross braces. Done and ready to use. Less than 5 minutes to unbox and set up.

Using this hoist I've been able to install a drywall ceiling in my garage working alone. I wish I'd had this years ago when redoing ceilings in my house; would have saved me a lot of time (and cursing). Considering it's half the cost of what "Horror Fright" wants for one, and it's been working great so far, I almost wish I could give it 6 stars.

I am glad I bought this item. I used this lift this past weekend and THIS LIFT HAS MADE MY LIFE SO MUCH EASIER. There was no way I would be able to put the ceiling drywall without this lift. I do not do this type of work so I cannot say this is perfect for a professional. However, it has been invaluable to me. RECOMMENDED 200%

I'm semi-finishing most of my large basement for sound insulation using 5/8" 48x192 in Plasterboard . There's NO WAY that I would entertain doing this without a drywall hoist. This one arrived in a reasonable shipping time and did not take much to assemble. The welds appear solid throughout and the hoist mechanism feels solid and reliable. The only tricky part was installing the main vertical part to the wheeled base. It took me a few tries before I realized exactly how to slide into the slot so it wouldn't fall over. This model allows you to rotate the drywall sheet independent of the base once it's horizontal.

This product was very easy to assemble. The video was pretty helpful. While I suspect it would never survive long in commercial use, for the do-it-yourselfer it is great. In less than hour and half I installed three panels. One involved a ceiling junction box. I was able to lift the panel and position it to where I could just trace the box for a precise cut. I'll be honest, it was way better than I anticipated for the price.

Without it I would have had to use smaller pieces which means butt joints that are hard to hide on a smooth drywall ceiling.

Makes hanging drywall on the Ceiling so much easier. We are finishing our basement and this has made it so much easier to hang the sheetrock. It assembles easily and works as it should. Overall a good buy for the do it yourselfer.

This is a quality lift. I used it to sheetrock my garage. I installed 4×8 sheets of 5/8 sheetrock on the ceiling. At no point did i feel unsafe using this lift overhead. It was easy to work aroud my garage door rails without removing and getting the sheets into the corners. I would highly recommend this lift.

If you use it right and Don't Force it at works well and will operate for years

It all basically came together. One of the end caps was split but I just duck taped on. No issue. I am a lone DIY'r so I felt a little unjustified in this purchase but after lifting 5 or so panels I think this was within reason. I could see a pro getting one of these per man and setting them loose in a room. I think this thing is great and I'm glad I got it.