Drywall hanging tool
OwnerEdward Adamsinventor
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Abstract
A Drywall Hanging Tool that is an aluminum-based device designed to facilitate the installation of drywall by a single individual. Shaped like an “L,” the tool securely holds one end of the sheetrock while the user attaches the other, mimicking the presence of an extra hand. With simple installation and cost-effective production, this novel invention revolutionizes the process of drywall hanging, making it more accessible and efficient for DIY enthusiasts and construction professionals alike.
Claims12
A drywall hanging tool adapted and configured for enabling a user to position and attach a sheet of drywall to a ceiling or a wall wherein the drywall hanging tool comprises:
- a base piece (25), an adjusting piece (30) removably affixed to the base piece (25), and a clip (20) affixed to the adjusting piece (30), wherein one end portion of the drywall hanging tool is adapted and configured for securely holding one end portion of a sheet of drywall, and wherein an other end portion of the drywall hanging tool is adapted and configured for enabling a user to position and attach a sheet of drywall to a ceiling or a wall, wherein the one end portion of the sheet of drywall is distally spaced from the other end portion of the sheet of drywall.
A dry wall drywall hanging tool comprising:
- a base piece defining a pair of spaced-apart bends (40, 45), wherein the base piece is adapted and configured for removably affixing one or more adjusting pieces, a sheet of drywall, a framing, and/or a clip thereto, wherein the base piece defines spaced-apart end portions, wherein the bends (40, 45) are adapted and configured to cause the end portions of the base piece to be directed in opposite directions in relation to each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.