Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Plattenheber bis max. 68 kg, 4877 mm Höhe, Gipskartonheber mit verstellbarem Teleskoparm, Rigipsplatten, Trockenbau-Heber, Panelheber, Hebezeug, Werkzeuge, für Decken- & Wandmontage (Rot)

fairly sturdy machine, problem is the lowest setting is shoulder height for a 6 foot tall person. Almost impossible to load the sheet rock that high by yourself without getting injured. Very inconvenient. Still requires two people to load the lift.

think of this as disposable. one time use. Quality is ok but its hard to use. The cable used to wind up the lift does not wind right. Its not aligned with the wheel used to wind it. So you have to pull it to the side to get it to wind

Broke on first use

The lift I purchased failed almost immediately. The lift is three major pieces. The panel support drops into the post. At the point the welds completely failed on the 8th panel leaving the entire panel support free to wobble over 40 degrees as measure with a level. Vevor supports solution was to refund $48 and for me to find a local welder to fix the connection point. When I stated this was not an appropriate solution they closed my ticket with no resolution.

I would like to return it Useless bad design small wheels can't hold the Sheetrock

Cela ne convient pas et je n'arrive pas a le retourner...Pour un remboursement

Overall it's a pretty good lift. Came quickly, setup wasn't too bad overall it does what it supposed to do. I've used other lifts, and maybe they are only for 8' ceilings but I found a stark difference between the two. On the one I'd used before, it was at a comfortable height to put the drywall on to the lift, maybe waist height. flatten to horizontal and lift to the ceiling. Easy. This 16' lift, because it doesn't have enough telescoping sections, has to be loaded over your head, which is pretty awkward, to say the least. I can't imagine using this for anything over an 4x8 sheet. Especially if you are hanging it solo. Maybe they are all like that out there, but I can't imagine that this design is the standard. Seems like getting it lower would be much better to work with.

Came with no cradle lock ,so it spun freely while trying to load drywall and you have to lift sheets over five feet to get them on lift

This lift has all of the features of drywall lifts that I have rented in the past but the mechanism for lifting the drywall is not very sturdy. It is a pulley system that uses a wheel with a handle on it. The wheel hub is not perpendicular to the direction the cable is going so every time the wheel comes around, the bolt that secures the handle interferes with the cable. This is a simple misalignment that stems from the production floor. Whoever is welding these needs to adjust their jig.

To tall for 8ft high ceiling .had to put together,metal on metal won't fit right ,i had to hammer it .unstable for one man working on it