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I
Italy
works well ?I have one
O
Old Mod
I think it does Antonio, yes.
Works well with larger areas
It can identify low and high spots immediately, but you must make sure it is placed on the high point of the room to work best.
I have used it to lay slc too, you can scan the floor as you trowel and watch it become level.
When I purchased mine I was very lucky, I bought the whole kit with remote and rechargeable battery for £275 during a promotion.
I was also doing a 100m2 domestic floor at the time, and it found its way on to the price.
What's an extra £2.75m2 between friends
Works well with larger areas
It can identify low and high spots immediately, but you must make sure it is placed on the high point of the room to work best.
I have used it to lay slc too, you can scan the floor as you trowel and watch it become level.
When I purchased mine I was very lucky, I bought the whole kit with remote and rechargeable battery for £275 during a promotion.
I was also doing a 100m2 domestic floor at the time, and it found its way on to the price.
What's an extra £2.75m2 between friends
I
Italy
I saw to 480 € vat included,I think it does Antonio, yes.
Works well with larger areas
It can identify low and high spots immediately, but you must make sure it is placed on the high point of the room to work best.
I have used it to lay slc too, you can scan the floor as you trowel and watch it become level.
When I purchased mine I was very lucky, I bought the whole kit with remote and rechargeable battery for £275 during a promotion.
I was also doing a 100m2 domestic floor at the time, and it found its way on to the price.
What's an extra £2.75m2 between friends
including the deduction of 140% for work tools and recessed immediately vat paid.
ultimately, it should to cost about 300 € .....
I try to see if I find it less, I no hurry.
thanks marc
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Italy
I
Italy
you use it to do what ?, only a laser line? I do not think it is self-leveling.
or am I wrong?
O
Old Mod
You are correct Antonio, it is not self levelling in the way that we are used to.
It will however portray how level a floor is in relation to any given point. Compry?
I
Italy
yes,
L
LM
Would you find yourself using it often Marc?I have one
O
Old Mod
I'd say it was useful for any floor 20-25m2 plus Lee.
It gives an instant visual reading of the floor, and you don't need to know anything about floor laying to understand it, so it gives clients instant information about their substrate whether they want to believe it or not.
Builders hate it, as do screeders. haha
It doesn't tell lies like humans
L
LM
It's got my interest nowI'd say it was useful for any floor 20-25m2 plus Lee.
It gives an instant visual reading of the floor, and you don't need to know anything about floor laying to understand it, so it gives clients instant information about their substrate whether they want to believe it or not.
Builders hate it, as do screeders. haha
It doesn't tell lies like humans
O
Old Mod
Haha any tool you don't own has your interest Lee, you don't need a reason!It's got my interest now
And was it easier?
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