THE WAY TO USE DRYWALL PANEL HOISTS

The existing gypsum board installation tools are configured to facilitate the installation of gypsum boards on walls or ceilings, and to avoid the need for more than one person to install each gypsum board. Specifically, the installation tool may include a clamping part and a shelf part. The clamping part can be used to fix the installation tool to the wall column or ceiling bracket, and can include at least one fixed arm and at least one sliding arm. Depending on the location of the installation tool, the shelf portion can be configured to support the dry wall panel horizontally or vertically relative to the ground. The shelf portion may include a shelf with a flange that helps support the dry wall panel. Installation tools can be configured to support the weight of dry wall panels, allowing one person to install dry wall panels consisting of walls or ceilings.

In the building structure with floor surface, from the floor surface up to the wall structure of the ceiling structure located above the floor surface, the panel lifting device includes fixed hinge components, which are fixed horizontally on the wall structure near the ceiling structure. The fixed hinge member provides a support fastening fixture that is connected with an extended support extending downward from the fixed hinge member. The movable hinge member is installed near the free end of the support pillar. The movable hinge member provides a hinge clamp for joining the extended lifting prop. The lifting pillar can push the supporting pillar, and there is a ceiling at the top to make it close to the ceiling bracket so as to fix it in place. At the same time, the lifting pillar wedges the panel in place to make it close to the floor surface.

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A device for assisting the installation of flat building materials includes a plurality of crossbars connecting the first and second angles to form a first offset between the first angle and the crossbar to accommodate the building materials. The third angle is pivotally connected to the second angle through a hinge so as to form a second offset smaller than the first offset between the third angle and the transverse bar. The fasteners fix the first corner and the third angle to the building frame.