levels

bought 2 fisco spirit levels for a lot of money has anyone used this make??

Halfway through my extension - running into loads of problems. Current one - I have installed a set of folding sliding doors. I want the kitchen floor tiles to run flush with the door sill and also with our hallway floor. Unfortunately the difference in levels is 40mm. The distance is...

I've just been to quote a floor job for a customer which is on two different levels, the majority of the floor is floorboards overlaid with 18mm ply covering 11.5m2. Then there is a further 5.5m2 which is concrete. This means to get the floor level i need to bring the concrete up 18mm :mad2:. Is...

Hi Guys, This is my first post, I have been looking at the forum for a while and must says it’s great, I like how you all try and help and a very good source of information. I am due to tile a 10m2 bathroom, most of the initial prep is done, and tomorrow I plan to fix Hardie 500 (12mm) to the...

if anyone is in tthe market for new levels at the moment then b&q are doing 25% off all stabilas and magnassun box levels,they also have a cracking 5 piece set of magnassun's for £69.99 it includes 2 large level(can't remember exact sizes but i think it was 1800&1200) a 600mm a pocket level and...

Looking to get a laser level, one that sits on a tri-pod. had a look at a few stabila ones LAX 50, LAX100 and LAX200 does any one use stabila, or anyother make? are they worth the money? any good places online to buy? Cheers Chris

hi, just wondered if anyone on here has used them before and what they thort of them? they have a 6 pk in bnq for £69, i thort it was canny as it comes with a carry case and that

hiya all, been a busy couple of days, managed to slip in this splashback while the plumber sorts out my other job. other than the rubbish walls that the 'plasterer' left-suggested bin the plasterer next time and use backer board. what i wanted to know is could i have set out differently? this...

Just digested or at least partly digested that mammoth thread by Tile boy. One thing that was mentioned was levels and their accuracy. Levels going out seem to be an occupational hazard. I'm a great believer in checking the level on a line by turning the level around and seeing if it gives the...

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bit of advice needed,got a ceramic floor to lay in a bathroom ,house is about 5 years old so im going to ply over the chipboard floor,problem being that the floor is nice and level half way then falls about 1/2 inch for the other half,what would be the best solution for this cheers

hi first post. im an amateur tiler want to lay tiles on a concrete floor adding underfloor heating which requires a 10mm insulation board. this will raise the floor level by approx 25mm with the tiles laid. At the moment the concrete is flush with the adjacent rooms wood floor so i will be left...

Is the pack of 3 stabila levels that costco are selling any good?

Im after a new laser level but not sure which ones are best to get. Ive got one with the tripod but wont work at a low level and not self leveling. I want something easy to use for around 100 quid. Ive seen the ones that are on a pole are these any good? Any advice much appreciated.

Has any one got one of these laser levels? Do you think its any good for the price or is it better to get a more expensive one that will probably be more accurate?http://www.transtools.co.uk/store/prod_827/levels-and-measures/laser-levels/pro-3-in-1-self-levelling-laser-level-kit.html

What is the best technique for checking levels for a floor? Is it to place a block of wood on the floor to represent the thickness of your tile and bed.Place a straight edge on the block (or on the surface of an adjacent floor if that is what you are working from). Pack up the other end of...

i've just been to costco in edinburgh, bought a 1200, 600, and 250 stabila levels for £25.00. sounded to good to miss. looked in screw fix, the 1200 is £30.00 on its own.:hurray:

Is there a "number 1" laser tool that can set out floor squares and wall vertical/horizontal lines?

Just got a wet room job where the client has supplied all the materials. The floor is being removed and re-plyed with 18 mm ply. The customer is using warmup installation board and the tanking kit is the Impey system. They also want underfloor heating. One of my concerns is this will raise...

hi every 1, does any 1 use horizontal and vertical lazer levels on their jobs and if so are they good?:thumbsup: