What is a plasterboard lifting?

The plasterboard head is a device used in a construction that securely clamps the plasterboard sheet and can be used to install it for installation on a wall or ceiling. Many building crews, elevated as a tool to help do-it-yourselfer suspended plasterboard without helpers, uses the course of twisting because they save work. Most raised elevators are usually made of steel or aluminum and are manually controlled, although electric models are available. The standard plasterboard sheet is a layer of plaster pushed between two sheets of very thick paper. It is used all over the world and is called a number of different names such as Gypsum Board, Sheetrock ™, Plasterboard and Gyproc ™. It is connected to a wooden or metal frame to make walls and ceilings. The most common size is 4 feet wide and 8 feet long by ½ inch thick (1.22 m x 2.44 m x 1.27 cm).

One of her main disadvantages is that the promIt is quite difficult and somewhat embarrassing to work with it. For one person who works alone, it is very difficult to place and install on the wall and install on the ceiling is almost impossible. The problem of solving this heavy and unpleasant material has led to the development of plasterboard, which allows a single user to lift and place the plasterboard sheet for installation and on the ceiling.

There are three main components for plasterboard lift: a set called a pad that fixes the plasterboard sheet, the shaft on which the mat is mounted, and the base. The pad is part of the jack that holds the plasterboard safely because it is elevated and placed; It should be adjustable to suit different lengths, width and thickness of plasterboard. The shaft is a telescope that is extended or collapsed by means of an internally contained winch; The extension and collapse of the shaft raises and reduces the pad. The base is a three -point assembly with robust wheels that can be easily overturned around workplacesE. Despite its robust design and portability, the plasterboard is to handle only one sheet of plasterboard at the same time and can be damaged if used to move multiple leaves.

plasterboard are usually available in two stages, light and heavy. Likes plasterboard are designed primarily for the reconstruction of residents and are more often rented from centers to improve home than purchased. In general, they do not spread above 11 feet (3.35 m). High jacks are designed for more prolonged use and have increased capacities. For example, their cushions can generally be raised to 16 feet (4.88 m); This requires their bases to be larger and heavier due to increased center of gravity during full extension.