Ceiling Drywall Support Plate

112 reviews for Ceiling Drywall Support Plate

1. Samuel Chavez  

   Rated 4 out of 5

   This is a pretty simple concept, which is why the tool works so well. It helps support dryway that tiny amount of gap you want to add so that the roug...More

   This is a pretty simple concept, which is why the tool works so well. It helps support dryway that tiny amount of gap you want to add so that the rough-edge of flooring can fit beneath the wall board. Simplicity of leverage and physics makes this an easy to use tool. Comes in bag (no retail packaging).
   Joe Hoxie  

   Rated 4 out of 5

   I used this code WELCOME and save 10% off
   Parker Hipps  

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Great product and a fantastic idea. I didn’t give these "boards" 5 stars because the placement of the holes and slots in them are too close to the edg...More

   Great product and a fantastic idea. I didn’t give these "boards" 5 stars because the placement of the holes and slots in them are too close to the edge of the drywall in my opinion and potentially cause a break on the edge of the drywall if not careful when securing the screw in fully after use.
   Nicholas Apo  

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Great product and a fantastic idea. I didn’t give these "boards" 5 stars because the slots in them that are for sliding them over for placement or rem...More

   Great product and a fantastic idea. I didn’t give these "boards" 5 stars because the slots in them that are for sliding them over for placement or removal are to small for the shank of a drywall screw so I got my drill and a drill bit to ream out the slot a bit to be able to slide them as per the directions.
   Gene Bomar  

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Great Product. I really didn't think it would work but it has helped with 1/2" drywall lids.
   Orval Villano  

   Rated 4 out of 5

   At the end of the day they are two bits of plastic, that will hopefully do the job (I haven't used them yet). Some critics have said just use bits of ...More

   At the end of the day they are two bits of plastic, that will hopefully do the job (I haven't used them yet). Some critics have said just use bits of scrap wood, and maybe that would be just as effective, but I think if used correctly these will do a faster job.