Aluminium Straight Edge Tool Up to 6m Long !

Aluminium Straight Edge / Flooring Rule ( Heavy Duty ) 100 mm x 40 mm Section X 2.5 mm wall thickness. The Straight Edge is extruded to British tolerance for straightness and further checked on our test beam before delivery. Impact resistant plastic end caps are fitted to both ends of the Straight Edge.

We manufacture lengths up to 6m Long and can also offer handles.

Try our handles - why ?

Make handling of the longer section sizes easier.

Allows a person at each end so maximum transfer of downwards force.

Pair of fully welded aluminium handles specific to your section size!

Stocked in in two lengths - Long 80cm - Short 32cm - depending on your needs.

These simply require two 6 mm drill holes in your required position preference.. or we can do this for you if you leave a note at checkout.

The many uses of Straight Edge Tools

General Contractors – For checking straightness and levelling across various projects.

Builders – Ensuring precise measurements for walls, floors, and frameworks.

Carpenters – For marking, cutting, and aligning wood pieces.

Bricklayers – Checking the alignment of bricks and ensuring straight courses.

Concrete Contractors – Levelling and smoothing freshly poured concrete.

Masons – Verifying the flatness of stone or brick surfaces.

Roofers – Ensuring proper alignment of roofing materials and structures.

Flooring Installers – Ensuring level surfaces for hardwood, vinyl, or tile installations.

Tile Setters – For aligning tiles and creating straight grout lines.

Screeders – Levelling floor screed for smooth, flat surfaces.

Plasterers – Smoothing and levelling plaster on walls and ceilings.

Drywall Installers – Checking the straightness of drywall seams and edges.

Ceiling Installers – Aligning drop ceilings or plasterboard ceilings.

Landscapers – Levelling soil, paving stones, and outdoor structures.

Paving Contractors – Ensuring even installation of driveways, paths, and patios.

Decking Installers – Checking straightness and alignment of wooden or composite decking boards.

Fencing Contractors – Aligning fence posts and panels.

Metal Fabricators – Ensuring straight cuts and alignments in metal sheets and frameworks.

Welders – Verifying straight seams and precision joints in metalwork.

Painters and Decorators – For marking straight edges and ensuring crisp, clean lines on walls or trim.

Glass Installers – Ensuring flat and straight edges for window frames and panels.

Industrial Flooring Contractors – Smoothing and levelling resin or epoxy floors.

Stonemasons – Checking the flatness and alignment of stonework.