Setting out device boxes on a concrete wall
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- BOLDR
On a stud wall a box height comes off the framing, but a box cast or cut into concrete has no stud to work from and no forgiveness once it is set. The T1R Range lays a green line across the wall to hold the height and reads the spacing along it, so each box is positioned from the same reference rather than from the last one. Every figure goes to the phone as it is taken, which is what keeps a wall of boxes consistent.
How each box gets placed
- Concrete gives you no stud to work from
- T1R green line holds the height
- Position from one reference, not the last box
- Readings reach the phone as taken
- The T1R Range keeps the wall consistent
A device box set into a concrete wall is measured with a green line running horizontally across the surface, and the phone alongside shows the readings filling in as tiles in BOLDR. The display steps up through thirty-three, thirty-eight, forty-three and forty-five as positions along the wall are taken in turn.
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