Innovative new construction safety products...
What new, innovative tools and products are you using on the job...any tools geared towards preventing injury?
Have you ever been injured on-site? I want to hear about it!
I represent the DoorJak... THE ergonomic solution to preventing back injuries when installing heavy, over sized doors. Anyone ever used it? If so, any sort of feedback would be great. I attached our product information, just in case anyone wants to check it out.
Tags: back, construction, doors, injury, installation, locksmith, safety, tools
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Permalink Reply by Tom Trauger on -
Interesting device. Has anybody used it in a new home construction environment? It looks like it would be able to move the wall panels with no problems. What is the cost of this device?
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Permalink Reply by DoorJak Team on -
Hi Tom,
Yes, the DoorJak has been used in new home construction environments and on high end residential projects etc; some companies use it for wall panels as well as doors. The DoorJak50 (which handles up to 250lbs) is $685+shipping (average: $40 UPS), and the DoorJak100 (which handles up to 750lbs) is $2,995+shipping (ABF Freight-charges vary depending on delivery location). To see the DoorJak in action, check out our video and/or for more information please visit: www.doorjak.com. Thank you very much!
-Team DoorJak
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