[Martin S]

Where did you get your Laser measure from?

[Kinver_Clean]

Survey Systems Ltd
Wilmslow
01625 533444

Look up on net, I bought mine online, was there in 2 days.

[Martin S]

Thanks very much

[paulchambers]

Now thats what i call an expensive tape measure £330

i'd rather spend 50p on a tape at a car boot and buy a sebo

[Martin S]

Thanks Paul, saved me a job and a phone call.  I'd expect it to clean the Carpets as well for that price!!

Sebo does sound a more attractive option.

Martin S

[Dave Parry]

Depends on how accurate you want to be. I have a ultrasonic measure with a laser pointer, also does areas and volumes. It cost me about £ 35 or £40 (old age cant remember which). it isn't 100% but near enough. I only use on commercial jobs, unless I want to try and impress a domestic client. recently used it to quote some curtains 19 feet high x 40 feet wide. Lets see you use a tape measure on those.

[Dennis]

Get down to your local Aldi on the 19th August.  



Ultrasonic Distance Measurer each £12.99
Fed up with your tape measure? Be smarter with our ultimate ultrasonic distance measurer with laser pointer. For quick measurements without a measuring tape. Combines state-of-the-art laser and ultrasonic technologies. It is the easiest way to measure room dimensions quickly and accurately. Precise measuring point due to additional laser point; easy measuring of dimensions in feet or metres; distance measurement from 0.6m/1.9ft up to 15m/49.2ft; precision of measurement ±1%; class 2 laser pointer. Features LCD display; calculation of surface area and volume; recall the last measurement function; automatic switch off after fifteen seconds; includes 9 volt battery. Measure from front or rear of unit.

[Mike Halliday]

I use an ultrasonic measure. The nice thing about them is they can work out the actual cost of the room, if you use the volume setting after doing the width & length if you hold it at arms length pionting to the floor it will give you the area x the cost of £2.30p/mt ( this is based on my arm length )

saves all the calculator work

Mike

[Dynafoam]

Mike,

If you wore shoes inside you plastic bootees, you would get £2.31/sq. mtr.  

John.