Reseñas de clientes para Elevador de paneles de yeso VEVOR de 16 pies, elevador de paneles de yeso de alta resistencia de 150 libras con brazo telescópico ajustable, ruedas bloqueables, herramientas de elevación de paneles de yeso, ideal para instalación en techos y paredes (amarillo)

Cet appareil est super pratique. Je les recu il y a 1 mois. Et j'en suis très content

Worked great

Have not actually lifted anything yet. Assembled the product to ascertain that it worked and it looks sturdy and functional. Good bang for the buck

Great lift

The product itself is good and the overall quality is decent. The release wheel isn’t great, but it is functional and gets the job done. ***BUYER BEWARE: If you’re working with 8’ ceilings, I would NOT recommend the 16’ model. It is extremely difficult to use because you cannot load the drywall close to the ground. You have to lift the sheet more than 7’ off the ground while keeping it basically parallel to the floor. There simply isn’t enough clearance to side-load the drywall and then rotate it into position. I really wish I had purchased the 11’ model instead. For standard 8’ ceilings, I think it would be much easier and more practical to use. If you are doing vaulted ceilings would work great.***

Excellent produit à un prix très compétitif et toujours un service rapide de livraison.

Extremely well made. Easy to use. Best price on the market.

well made

Cant comment on the unit itself yet won't get into my new house for a month. But I will say delivery was very quick.

When selecting a lift since they were both the same price I figured why not get the 16ft and it is capable of doing more for future possible projects. I just figured that it had another telescopic piece inside that allowed it to go higher. However, that is not the case. in order to reach the trailer height the base itself is 2 feet taller making this lift mostly useless for the project I bought it for with low ceilings. with the low ceiling i can't tip the cradle to load it and we are having to lift the sheetrock little over 6ft in the air to load and then using the lift to just raise it a foot and hold it in place why screwing it down. Totally my fault but mostly a waste of money on this project and most my future projects. Knowing what I know now, i would only consider the 11ft lift.