Recording valve heights in a wall before it closes

Plumbing
Rough-In
BOLDR Max

Rough-in valve heights are the figures a tiler and a finish plumber both come looking for months later, and they usually survive as a photograph plus somebody's memory. Narrating the walk to camera glasses while the T1R Range reads each offset gives BOLDR Max a 3D model with the upper and lower valves labelled apart, so the wall keeps its own dimensions once the board is on.

What the model keeps

Valve heights get wanted months later
A photograph carries no dimensions
Glasses record while the tool reads
Upper and lower valves labelled apart
The wall keeps its numbers after board

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A framed bathroom wall with copper stub-outs and a mixing valve is measured, the green line running down the stud and the blade hooked over the plate. The clip carries a BOLDR MAX badge and cuts to a 3D model of that same wall with labelled offsets reading 18 13/16, 45 3/8 and 53 13/16 against the upper and lower valves.