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US Mall 1 - Stanley 93-301 14-Inch Yellow Panel Carry Handle
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List Price: $8.49
Our Price: $3.85
Your Save: $ 4.64 ( 55% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Stanley Hand Tools
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Average Customer Rating:  
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Binding: Tools & Hardware
Brand: Stanley
EAN: 0076174933017
Feature: Panel carry helps you easily hand-carry panels of flat wood or other material
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Label: Stanley Hand Tools
Manufacturer: Stanley Hand Tools
Model: 93-301
Publisher: Stanley Hand Tools
Studio: Stanley Hand Tools
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Features
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Panel carry helps you easily hand-carry panels of flat wood or other material
Provides increased balance and control during transportation
Angled handles keep hands away from panel for added comfort
Comes in high-visibility yellow
14-inch handle for extra reach
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating: 
Summary: Works well, with modification
Comment: I found this product to work well. I modified it because I found it hard to keep the weight of 5/8 inch sheetrock from opening my grip on the handle. I took a small fabric "tie down" and looped it though the handle and around my shoulder (on the side opposite the carrying side) so that the weight of the panel was transferred to my shoulder. I found this to be more comfortable than holding the handle with my hand.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Just What I Needed!
Comment: This panel handler is just the ticket for carrying large sheets of plywood and/or similar materials. Much easier on the hands. Love it.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Good product
Comment: This product does what it is supposed to do. It makes carrying big awkward panels much easier. Must have for DIYers carrying around sheets of plywood, osb, sheetrock, etc.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Like having a helper.
Comment: This simple panel carrier is great. I am using it to move interior doors and it gives me excellent control and is like having a helper. For the low price, this is a bargain tool.
Customer Rating:
Summary: I use it frequently
Comment: I use this to move drywall and plywood when I have to move it any distance by myself. The handle is angled away from the face of the sheet, is comfortable, and just the right length, leaving your other hand free to balance the top edge of the sheet. I'd give it 5 stars if Stanley improved a few things just a bit: First, if they reduced the front-to-back depth of the bottom just bit and made the retention lip a bit higher, the sheet would feel a little more secure (it's not worth carrying more than 2 sheets anyway, as it becomes too hard to balance). Second, if it could freestand a little more securely, it would be that much easier to get a sheet on the thing. It's a pain in the neck when it falls over. In spite of all that, it's still the sheet carrier I reach for most often. Cheap, strong, and reliable. Bright yellow makes it hard to lose, too.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Works well, with modification
Comment: I found this product to work well. I modified it because I found it hard to keep the weight of 5/8 inch sheetrock from opening my grip on the handle. I took a small fabric "tie down" and looped it though the handle and around my shoulder (on the side opposite the carrying side) so that the weight of the panel was transferred to my shoulder. I found this to be more comfortable than holding the handle with my hand.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Just What I Needed!
Comment: This panel handler is just the ticket for carrying large sheets of plywood and/or similar materials. Much easier on the hands. Love it.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Good product
Comment: This product does what it is supposed to do. It makes carrying big awkward panels much easier. Must have for DIYers carrying around sheets of plywood, osb, sheetrock, etc.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Like having a helper.
Comment: This simple panel carrier is great. I am using it to move interior doors and it gives me excellent control and is like having a helper. For the low price, this is a bargain tool.
Customer Rating:
Summary: I use it frequently
Comment: I use this to move drywall and plywood when I have to move it any distance by myself. The handle is angled away from the face of the sheet, is comfortable, and just the right length, leaving your other hand free to balance the top edge of the sheet. I'd give it 5 stars if Stanley improved a few things just a bit: First, if they reduced the front-to-back depth of the bottom just bit and made the retention lip a bit higher, the sheet would feel a little more secure (it's not worth carrying more than 2 sheets anyway, as it becomes too hard to balance). Second, if it could freestand a little more securely, it would be that much easier to get a sheet on the thing. It's a pain in the neck when it falls over. In spite of all that, it's still the sheet carrier I reach for most often. Cheap, strong, and reliable. Bright yellow makes it hard to lose, too.
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