Since 1973, Panellift® has been the leading choice for lifting sheetrock in both tool rental, commercial, and residential construction. It is also the most trusted brand for drywall lift rentals. For over fifty years, Panellift has provided hard-working tradesmen with superior build quality and American craftsmanship. The Panellift® 125, modeled after the US-manufactured 138-2, has undergone rigorous design standards and is made to our specifications. It stands as the best lift in the world that is not manufactured in the United States.
Original Inventors: Made by Panellift, the pioneers of drywall lifts.
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About The Brand
At Panellift®, we don’t just make drywall lifts; we invented them. Our unwavering commitment to premium quality and unparalleled durability has solidified our position as the ultimate choice for professionals. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, Panellift® products boast superior build quality that outlasts and outperforms the competition. While others imitate, we innovate, ensuring that our drywall lifts remain the benchmark against which all others are measured.
Product Reviews
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 8 reviews.
Model 125 PanelLift meets all my expectations. Users Manual seems clear, understandable. Made my ceiling paneling a one-person job. Used it to place insulation between joists (with a support board) for stapling and then placed the panels for fastening. Used it to ease installation of 48" fluorescent light fixtures. It is a good tool, but its safe usage requires common sense and thoughtfulness, as always. Don't neglect to read the Users Manual carefully.
Well made and easy to assemble. More stable than the cheaper ones available. Worth the extra $$. Makes hanging full sheets easily a one man job. The room I just completed was only 9ft wide and this maneuvered easy with 8ft sheets loaded.
I bought it to hang 12’ sheets on a 10’ ceiling. It was fantastic. I used to build a 2x4 tee and shove it up underneath the sheet while I screwed it off. I did that for years. Decades.
I should have bought this years ago. Stubborn I guess. Great invention.
Also I’m glad I spent a few extra bucks and bought from Paragon. It’s very sturdy and well- made. Operates smooth and assembles easily ( after you figure it out).
I’ve got a job coming up for 120-12’ sheets and this machine is gonna make my life is easy.
Great product. Worth twice the price.
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This is a good design, but not executed well in a few respects, which I have already shared with customer service.
One issue is that the legs of the flip down "stays" are too short and cannot reach the floor. I was issued a "fix" which consists of two new rubber handles for the legs and 8 small diameter slugs of metal that are 1/16" thick. Not sure what to do with these. Instructions with photos or sketches would be nice.
Fast delivery courteous service easy assembly easy to use great drywall lift. using 5/8" drywall for a garage ceiling over 9 ft high super easy . I'm very happy with this product never used a drywall lift before excellent purchase.
This drywall lift worked great. It's supposedly can only lift 68 pounds but by the way it's built it seems like it can lift quite a bit more. Used it to hang five eights inch drywall and it does this all day long no problem. The best part is the break on the wheel. It's a nice firm break and you don't have to worry about the board coming crashing down on your head. Also disassembles and folds up into a pretty small space that can be stowed in your trunk. I highly recommend this lift for a hard-working crew especially for placing drywall on high ceiling.
This lift is sturdy and well-designed. It assembles or knocks down in less than a minute without tools. This unit is much better than the cheaper units which can actually be difficult and even dangerous to use. Brake and winch work well. Top crossbar is spring loaded to allow for installation where the floor and ceiling are not perfectly parallel (a feature that is not found on the cheap units).