Since there are so many different types of construction lasers, it means that there are different primary features based on the type that you choose. However, most of the units will have a similar basic design. They tend to have rugged exteriors, often a yellow plastic. They also have an easy to use control system that you can use to control the device and record your measurements.

Even though the construction lasers may serve different functions, you will find that they tend to work in much the same way. The device will have a simple control system, but it is important to remember that some devices are for indoor use only. Others work well in either the indoor or outdoor environment. A laser distance measuring tool will measure the distance that the laser travels, from the point of origin to the spot where you point it. Clicking a button will save the readout so you can record it. A line laser level on the other hand works a bit differently. It works for interior work, such as ensuring a wall is level.

A construction laser is a highly accurate tool which can help users to improve their accuracy, as well as reduce the amount of time it takes to take measurements. Most of the construction lasers available today are quite rugged, as they are typically used in environments that could cause damage, such as surveying and construction. There are a number of different types of lasers that you can use for a variety of different projects including laser distance measuring tools, line levels and rotary levels.

• Align and plumb your walls
• Leveling floors
• Attach your laser to a wall or ceiling mount for easy drop ceiling installation
• Easily check door or window heights
• Installing drop ceilings
• Install chair rails and wainscoting in your home
• Align shelves, cabinets and trim
• Use a tripod for easy installation and alignment of cabinets, chair rails, etc

• Acculine Pro
• CST/Berger
• Stanley Tools
• Pacific Laser Systems
• Johnson Level
• Northwest Instrument Laser Levels