Panellift® The Original Drywall Lift 439, Professional-Grade Chain-Drive Sheetrock Hoist for Walls and Ceilings, 14 ft 5 in Max Lift, 200 lb Capacity

The lift is well made and heavy duty. Very easy to roll around and maneuver. I wish it had some sort of a bag to store it in when I disassemble it. This thing is very heavy to carry along even in pieces. Definitely makes my work much easier. I couldn't do my current job without it. Makes it so easy to do it alone. It does take some strength to get the drywall or plywood onto the lift. They make an accessory to help with that issue, but I have not used it.

American made quality! This thing is awesome! Perfect for a rental yard, can't break it! Easy to assemble and break down. Heavy duty and very stable. Professional quality! I don't like renting tools and had to replace a cable driven one that was stolen, so I bought the chain driven panel lift. This is way better, stronger and smoother to use.

I just hung sheetrock in a 8000 sf house with this by myself. This thing is built to last, great lift! I had bought one about 8 years ago to do another home, it came from China and absolute junk.

We are in the middle of constructing a new building on our property.Due to my husband's past wear and tear on his shoulders, and problems with them throughout the years, he needed a device to assist in lifting the drywall.He chose this particular brand because of the chain lift, he did not want the cable lift.My husband and 1 contractor are doing the work themselves.He said this drywall lifter is a game changer and recommends it.

As a drywall contractor i can say don't bother with the cheap ones if you are in the business. bought one of the cheaper ones it did work good in the beginning but after time it just became a safety hazard.i love that this is a chain driven one it's a game changer and built way better than the cheap one.i guess you get what you pay for

16 years in and I just bought my first lift. Don’t know why I waited so long. Probably because I’ve used cheeper cable ones once or twice and was not all that impressed. With the extension I can reach 16’ lids without the worry of loosing the sheet and the lift keeping sturdy. Live it!

If you are hanging drywall I would suggest you stay away from the $200 lifts. You won't like them and I would not want to be under one of those flimsy lifts with a 16' 5/8" sheet of drywall on it 😱You won't be disappointed with this lift...

This is an awesome product. It tilts lengthwise from peak to the top of the wall. My roof was a 4/12 pitch with 13' peak. Not sure what the max pitch it will do. Casters are smooth. Handled 12 foot 5/8 inch drywall like a champ. It was easy to put together but really heavy. Three stars because the wheel that cranks the chain was bent. It feeds the chain crooked. It still works but for how long? I am on a time crunch so I had no time to return.