
L’Etai 3ème main 160–290 cm is a telescopic support prop designed to hold plasterboards, panels, frames and ceiling elements in place during installation. This adjustable third-hand tool offers secure temporary support, making solo installation faster, safer and more efficient.
• Adjustable height: 160 cm to 290 cm
• One-hand locking mechanism depending on model
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| Property | Specification |
|---|---|
| Tool Type | Telescopic third-hand support prop |
| Height Adjustment | 160–290 cm |
| Material | Heavy-duty steel/aluminium construction |
| Contact Pads | Non-slip rubber pads top and bottom |
| Maximum Use | Temporary support for boards, panels and frames |
This telescopic support prop is used to hold plasterboards, panels and frames in place during installation. It provides temporary overhead support, making single-person installation easier, safer and more accurate, especially when positioning boards on ceilings or high walls.
The 160–290 cm range allows you to adjust the tool to your exact working height. This flexibility helps support large boards at the correct level, improving alignment and reducing the need for ladders or additional helpers during installation.
Yes. The Etai 3ème main is specifically designed for solo installations. It works as a “third hand,” holding materials securely while you fix them. This saves time and reduces physical strain, especially during overhead plasterboard work.
Yes, the tool is built from durable metal and can safely support standard gypsum boards during positioning. However, it is meant for temporary support only and should not be used as a structural prop or long-term load-bearing device.
Absolutely. One of its main uses is holding plasterboard sheets against ceilings while fastening. The rubber pads protect surfaces and ensure stable friction, helping you position the board perfectly without sliding or dropping.
Yes. It can also support wooden panels, lightweight beams, trims, plastic sheets and small frames during installation. It is versatile for renovation, interior installation and light construction work requiring temporary height support.
Place the bottom pad on a clean floor and extend the pole until the top pad comfortably presses against the work surface. Make sure both ends are firmly seated before releasing your hands. Avoid using it on uneven or slippery floors.
No. The non-slip rubber pads are designed to protect surfaces from scratches or dents. As long as the prop is used correctly, it provides strong support without marking plasterboard, paint or ceiling textures.
Keep the telescopic mechanism clean and free from dust. Lightly lubricate the sliding tube if movement becomes stiff. Check the pads regularly for wear and ensure the locking system remains firm and reliable during repeated use.
Yes, provided it is used within its limits. Always ensure proper tightening and stable footing before lifting your material into position. When used correctly, it significantly improves safety by reducing the need to balance heavy sheets overhead.