VEVORDrywall 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

Title says it all. The weld around the crank was cheap and busted on my second use, but replaced it with a washer, the spring for the break broke in the incident, so i have to manually control the brake, but it still gets a 5 star review. Saved me hours of sweat and time, the 1$ repair is nothing compared to the ease of use and productive gained.

For the price paid, it was well worth it. It is a bit bulky at the base but necessary for stability. Easy to put together and tear apart. I was able to Sheetrock an entire area by myself (female). Was able to place the Sheetrock on the stand, crank the shaft till it reached the ceiling, put it in place, and screw it to the ceiling.

It is on sale for 189 now, I got for 214. I have never used one before, so I do not know compared to others, but at the time, it was the lowest cost available. lifts 8' sheets 10' reasonably well, because it is somewhat "loose", it allows you to move and wiggle sheets into place. Great when working alone.Folds up to put away, like I will ever use it again in this house.Only thing I don't like is the plastic endpieces which tend to come off when loading sheets.Similar review to https://www.amazon.com/gp/profile/amzn1.account.AHBSXRYAGOIEYKRBOMIPPPAWOYAA/ref=cm_cr_dp_d_gw_tr?ie=UTF8

This product was a lifesaver. I am an average DIY person and I had no problems with this lift. I couldn’t have done the ceiling without it. It is adjustable and mobile. You learn as you go along and you get what you pay off. The benefit to me was buying an inexpensive hoist over renting one from Home Depot. Therefore, saving me money and allowing me to take my time and use as needed. I used it for lifting 4x8 pieces of Sheetrock or small.

So , the instructions are vague at best but its a pretty simple assembly. Have extra cotter pins avail because parts are going to shake loose in shipping and they wont be in the box. The loop on end of arms will not hold and your sheetrock will fall in the tilt process. You will break sheetrock and it will cost you money. The pin that slides into lift column fits snuggle but the entire "platform wiggles and rocks like a rocking chair. This product is nothing like the ones you rent by the day, spend your money on a rental. LIKELY the worst thing ive ever bought and i buy a lot of tools online.

This was perfect for what I needed. Knocked out the ceilings in no time. People say it's junk, it's not. It works fantastic. Perfect tool for the occasional homeowner jobs for the price. If I was a contractor I would still use this tool for the price. I'm all finished using it now passing it on to kids and friends for their drywall jobs. Cheaper to own than renting for 2 days.

Vevor claims “ Tough tools & half price”. I would say half price & half the quality. This is not necessarily a terrible thing depending on the product. This drywall lift got the job done, but is definitely a little janky. The assembly instructions were a joke, terrible pictures and no written instructions. Fortunately, the assembly was pretty simple, as well as operating the lift. The lower quality is evident when using, a little tricky to maneuver the drywall at ceiling height, and seemed a bit unsafe. I rocked a 1750 square foot 10’ ceiling with 4 x 10 x 5/8” sheets. It was a good purchase for this job, but I wouldn’t recommend it if you plan to use it daily, long term.

Well worth the price over renting!