SoloLift Hand Lifting Jack — Lift Heavy Objects In Seconds, Effortlessly

Lift Heavy Objects In Seconds, Effortlessly

Most jobs need two people — one to hold, one to fasten. The SoloLift removes the holder from the equation.

Place it. Pump it. Lock it. The load stays exactly where you put it while both of your hands do the actual work.

Key Features

✅ Lifting capacity up to 150 kg (330 lbs) — The range of applications is practically unlimited. Doors, windows, cabinets, flooring, decks, appliances and much more.

✅ Works without a helper — Cuts the number of people needed for installation jobs. Saves money on labor and removes the frustration of waiting on someone else to hold the other end.

✅ Millimeter precision — Engineered to carry heavy loads without losing accuracy. Pump up, lock in place, fine-tune the height, then fasten. Professional results the first time.

✅ Extremely durable — Hardened steel construction handles the full rated load without marking or damaging the surface underneath.

✅ Safe lifting — Holds the load locked in position, minimizing the risk of strain injuries and dropped materials on the job site.

✅ Truly versatile — Construction, home renovation, furniture, appliance leveling and machinery positioning.

✅ No power required — No hydraulics, no battery, no cords. Just a lever, hardened steel and a locking mechanism that doesn't slip.

✅ Compact and portable — Fits in a toolbag or the trunk of your car. Take it to every room, every project, every job site.

How It Works

1. Place — Slide the SoloLift under the load on any flat surface.

2. Pump — Squeeze the lever with one hand to raise the load to your exact target height, then lock it.

3. Work — Both hands are now free. Drill, screw, shim, align, tighten. Done.

Where You'll Use It

Doors and frames — Hold the door at the exact height while you set the hinges.

Windows — Support the frame at the right level while you fasten the brackets.

Kitchen cabinets — Hang upper and lower cabinets perfectly leveled, working alone.

Flooring — Use as a height adjuster and press at the start of every plank row.

Decks and framing — Position and hold beams and boards while you fasten.

Appliances — Level a washer, dryer or refrigerator to the millimeter.

Furniture — Raise legs to level, shim, or slide heavy pieces into place.

Specifications

Max load capacity: 150 kg (330 lbs)
Lift range: 0 – 100 mm (0 – 3.9 in)
Material: Hardened steel
Mechanism: Manual pump lever with lock and controlled release
Base: Wide non-slip foot, surface-safe
Weight: 0.5 kg (1.1 lbs)
Compatible surfaces: Concrete, tile, hardwood, vinyl
Power required: None

30-Day Money-Back Guarantee

Use the SoloLift on your next project. If it doesn't save you time and effort, send it back for a full refund. No questions asked.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I really use it alone on heavy installs?
Yes. That's the entire point. It holds the load locked in place so both of your hands are free to fasten. Most standard upper cabinets weigh 30–80 lbs — well within range.

How high does it lift?
Up to 100 mm (3.9 in) from the base. For higher work, set it on a stable block or stack of boards to start from a raised position.

Will it damage my floors?
The base distributes load without marking surfaces. On delicate hardwood or tile, place a thin cloth or rubber pad underneath.

Does it need assembly or power?
Neither. No assembly, no batteries, no hydraulics. Ready to use straight out of the box.

Should I get one, two, or four?
One handles most jobs. Two gives you balanced support on both sides of wide cabinets, doors and panels — the most popular choice. Four is for contractors running multiple installs.

How long is shipping?
Free shipping across the United States in 7–12 business days, with tracking sent by email. Priority and Express options available at checkout.

Is there a weight limit I shouldn't exceed?
Yes. The rated capacity is 150 kg (330 lbs). Do not exceed it, and never position yourself underneath a raised load.

Stop Waiting On A Second Pair Of Hands

Your next project doesn't need two people. It needs one SoloLift.