Drywall buddy bar

Abstract

The invention comprises two adjustable T-Bars attached to any common drywall scaffold. A single person can place a sheet of drywall or any sheet building material onto the T-Bars and by pulling a spring loaded pin and lifting one side, and then the other, raise the material to the ceiling and the bars will hold it in place ready to install.

1 . What is claimed is an improved and novel way of lifting drywall and other sheet building materials up to the ceiling for installation. Other drywall panel lifts are bulky, expensive and require benches, ladders or other tools to be placed under them for the installer to stand on in order to install the material. With the Buddy Bars attached to any common drywall scaffold the installer is standing directly below the sheet material onto the scaffold platform while he/she lifts and adjusts the material into place and is ready to then fasten the material immediately without having to go get a ladder and position it several times while fastening the material, thereby saving time, money and physical energy. Buddy Bars are light weight and easy to use with the spring loaded pin mechanism enabling the installer to incrementally raise the material and rest at any point during the process.