Drywall

Whether you are replacing an old ceiling or installing a new ceiling for the first time. This how to guide will walk you through the step-by-step process. This project will require two people to position and place the drywall on the ceiling before it can be fasten to the joist. The most difficult part of the project will be taping the seams and applying joint compound. With a little practice this can be accomplished without too much difficulty.

Materials and Tools Required:

2×4’s to construct 2 T-braces

Drywall screws

8” drywall knife

4” drywall knife

Drywall tape (self-sticking fiber glass tape)

Joint Compound

Electric screwdriver

Utility knife

4’x8’ sheets of ½” drywall

Measuring tape

Straight edge

Hammer & Nails (construct T-braces)

Dust mask

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Fast and easy is what the Telpro Drywall Lifter offers the diy week-end warrior project… Fast and Easy hanging for drywall, glass, paneling, heavy sheetrock. Ceiling beams, crown molding, anything overhead, vaulted ceiling demolition projects, removing light fixtures. This Telpro drywall lifter machine will let you do it all by yourself, no begging, pleading or tricking neighbors and family members into helping you. It reaches up to 11’ and higher with the extensions. It will even fold up to a compact size for storage and moving from room to room or floor to floor  even  fits in the back seat of a  extended cab truck.

I use to struggle helping my husband hold drywall over my head while my husband glued ,nailed or screwed these heavy planks to the wall or ceiling ,no more, we bought the Telpro drywall lifter machine and its been heaven ever since. He can do all the hanging by himself, no more stiff, sore necks, shoulders, or arms. The human body is not designed to lift in this position, why do it, when you can purchase the Telpro drywall lifter. If this Telpro Lifter drywall machine is not in your budget, it can be rented from your local hardware store. This quality machine is made in the USA. Do not purchase one of those cheap ones, it won’t last. Who wants to use a cheap machine lifting heavy objects over their head?
This company has been in business since the 70’s.

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