Tools for hanging drywall without a drywall lift.

[A-Man_08]

This one was quite smart, although it becomes a bit cumbersome, it helps a person cast on their own. One could speed up the assembly of the tool by creating a template for the distance and avoid measuring every time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PEeF_FGiJI

http://www.ceilingboardhanger.co.uk/

 

[findus42]

It looks quite cumbersome. Besides, most people probably put up plywood or sparse paneling before the drywall. That makes the hangers less useful. A T-support is enough with a little planning. Or you can replace it with one of these.
https://www.wurth.se/produkter/handverktyg--arbetsredskap/arbetsredskap/redskap/stamp/

Best regards, Findus

 

[A-Man_08]

Yes, but it's cumbersome if you don't have a plasterboard lift and have to balance the sheet yourself.

 

[thomas33]

It becomes a lot of measuring and screwing to use the method in the first video.
Then this guy makes it significantly smoother with two T-supports!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gknTcoSjdpg

 

[Fotografen]

Sooner or later you'll get the board in the skull because something gives way.
Buy a drywall lift instead, 2000 SEK, it's worth it.

 

[Fjojtmehmet]

I got a smack in the face when I put up drywall in the hallway without a lift. You're not cocky when 1m2 of drywall swings into your face, got a little nosebleed at least 😅

Where can one buy a quality lift with tilting in all directions for 2000kr? I would personally rather use temporary support than some flimsy lift.

 

[schmakita]

Or rent for 100kr/day...
If you gather and install all the ceiling gypsum over a weekend, you can manage with a few hundred in rent.

 

[ZipLock]

Renting a plaster lift was the best money spent on my construction.