Aligning the base track for a glass partition

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Glass is ordered to a hole size with almost no tolerance, and a base channel that wanders a quarter inch over a long run puts the last light out of square. The T1R Range projects a line down the full length of the floor so the channel is set against something visible rather than a chalk line that scuffs off, and readings at both ends confirm the run before anything is anchored. The order goes out against a dimension you verified.

How the track is kept straight

T1R projects a line the full length of the floor
Channel set to a visible reference, not chalk
Both ends read before anything is anchored
Catches a run drifting out of square
Glass ordered against a verified dimension

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Glass has no tolerance for a track that wanders. Projecting the laser line along the floor gives you something to set the channel against for its whole length, and taking the reading at both ends confirms it before anything gets fixed down. Glass gets ordered from those numbers, so they need to be right the first time.