Laser Levels

Laser levels are essential for precision work on site, providing perfect alignment and straight lines for construction, tiling, and fit-outs. Whether it's a green laser or a self-levelling model, these tools make setting out a breeze.

When you're fixing battens, aligning tiles, or ensuring studwork is spot on, a reliable laser level is your go-to. From Magnusson to other top brands, these levels offer accurate, consistent results, saving time and reducing error. Choose a model that suits your job, whether it's a 360-degree laser for all-round accuracy or a cost-effective option for straightforward tasks. Get your kit sorted and stay straight on your projects.

What Jobs Are Laser Levels Best At?

• Aligning tiles on a bathroom wall with precision using a green laser for enhanced visibility.
• Setting out kitchen cabinets with a self-levelling laser level to ensure they're level and aligned.
• Marking out stud walls during first fix to ensure accurate placement and straight lines.
• Creating level lines across a room for suspended ceilings with a 360-degree laser level.
• Establishing straight lines for electrical conduit installations with a laser line marker.

Choosing the Right Laser Level

Here's the deal for picking the right laser level: match it to the job, not the other way around. Don't settle for a basic model if you need high precision.

1. Green Laser vs Red Laser

If you're working in bright conditions or over long distances, a green laser offers better visibility. For indoor work or shorter tasks, red lasers are sufficient and often more economical.

2. Self-Leveling Feature

A self-levelling laser is a must if you want to save time and ensure accuracy without fiddling around. If precision is critical, don't skimp on this feature.

3. 360-Degree Coverage

For full-room projects like ceiling installations or large area alignments, go with a 360-degree laser. It saves time and ensures consistency across your work.

Laser Level FAQs

Who Uses These Laser Levels?

• Builders and construction teams for accurate alignment in framing and structural work.
• Tilers and bathroom fitters who need straight, level lines for wall and floor tiles.
• Electricians for precise conduit and cable runs during installations.
• Carpenters and joiners for setting out precise cuts and installations in joinery work.

The Basics: Understanding Laser Levels

These tools save a huge amount of time by projecting perfect lines. They work in different ways depending on the job you're doing. Here's the simple version.

1. Cross-Line Lasers (The Standard)

This is your go-to for indoor work. It projects a perfectly level horizontal line and a plumb vertical line onto a wall. It's what you need for setting out kitchen cabinets, tiling, or putting up studwork partitions.

2. Rotary Lasers (For Whole Sites)

This is for levelling an entire site, inside or out. The laser *spins* 360° to create a level 'line' across the whole room or site. It's the one you need for groundworks, setting footings, or installing suspended ceilings.

Your Laser Level Range, Ready to Go

From green lasers to self-levelling models, we've got the full range ready for any job. All in stock at our warehouse, available for next-day delivery to keep your projects on track.