Heavy-Duty Capacity
Robust steel construction supports drywall, sheetrock, and ceiling panels weighing up to 150 lbs.
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Raise, move, angle, and position drywall panels while reducing the lifting demands placed on the operator.
Robust steel construction supports drywall, sheetrock, and ceiling panels weighing up to 150 lbs.
The telescopic mast adjusts from 4 to 11 feet for a variety of ceiling and wall installation projects.
A 60-degree tilt and 360-degree rotation make it easier to align panels with the installation surface.
The wide three-leg base creates a stable platform for lifting and positioning panels around the workspace.
The manual winch and ergonomic crank allow one person to lift and lower panels with controlled movement.
The telescopic lifting system adjusts from approximately 4 to 11 feet, helping the operator move panels from loading height to the intended ceiling or wall installation position.
The adjustable panel cradle supports multiple installation angles, helping the operator guide drywall into position for ceilings, flat walls, and sloped surfaces.

The wide tripod configuration combines job-site mobility with a stable working footprint.
Three support legs create a stable base during lifting and panel positioning.
Roll the lift into place and secure the wheels before raising the panel.

The manual winch and ergonomic crank provide controlled raising and lowering without requiring electricity. This makes the lift suitable for renovation areas and job sites where electrical access may be limited.
Use the adjustable cradle and telescopic mast for common drywall, sheetrock, and panel installation tasks.
Raise panels overhead and hold them near the ceiling while they are aligned and fastened.
Tilt the support cradle to bring drywall into position against vertical wall framing.
Use the adjustable tilt function to position panels on angled ceiling surfaces.
Complete basement, garage, bedroom, attic, and other interior remodeling projects with less overhead lifting.
A reusable lifting solution for contractors, installers, and maintenance professionals.
Support compatible sheetrock and ceiling panels within the stated 150 lb weight limit.
The collapsible design separates into manageable sections for easier storage, transportation, and job-site assembly.
Place the base on a clean, solid, level surface and fully extend the support legs.
Position the telescopic mast securely in the tripod base according to the included instructions.
Fit the panel cradle and support arms, then confirm that each connection is properly seated.
Check the winch, cable, locks, wheels, support arms, and all connections before loading a panel.
Always keep the load within the stated capacity and confirm that the lift is fully assembled, inspected, and locked before use.
Read and follow the complete instruction manual before assembly or operation. Do not exceed the rated load capacity.
The drywall lift supports a maximum load of up to 150 lbs. Never exceed this limit, and always center the panel correctly on the support cradle before lifting.
The telescopic mast adjusts from approximately 4 feet to a maximum height of 11 feet.
Yes. The cradle provides up to 60 degrees of tilt and 360 degrees of rotation, allowing it to support compatible ceiling, wall, and sloped-surface installation tasks.
The manual winch and ergonomic crank are designed to allow a single operator to raise and position a correctly loaded panel. Always follow the included assembly and operating instructions.
No. The lift uses a manual winch and crank, so it does not require a power outlet, battery, or charger.
Yes. The tripod base is equipped with three locking anti-slip casters. All casters should be locked before loading or raising a panel.
The lift features a tool-free setup design. Assemble every component according to the included instructions and confirm that all connections are secure before operation.
Yes. The collapsible design allows the lift to be disassembled into more manageable sections for compact storage and transport between work areas.
For safer operation, position the lift before raising the load and keep the casters locked during lifting and installation. Avoid moving the lift with a panel in an elevated position.